Czechia – a land flowing with beer, honey, and hemp, a land promised to cannabis research and hemp business. Do you not believe it? Then you should have taken part ...
When we first met at this year’s European Industrial Hemp Association conference in Prague, I knew I was about to have a conversation with one of the world’s most respected experts in the ...
On Monday 16 October, the first edition of the international Hemp & Industry conference took place in Prague, focusing on the use of industrial hemp in many areas ...
The international conference Hemp & Industry with the subtitle Hemp materials and their potential for the development of local bioeconomy will take place in Prague on 16th of ...
Prague will soon again become the centre of the cannabis world, but this time it will not be about medicinal use or the emergence of a regulated market for ...
Official Argentinian delegation travels to Poland together with IHS to formalize the technology transfer of the Polish Hemp Program, and then contiuned to the Czech Republic. Argentina is ...
Thailand has been the most progressive country in South Asia, having legalized the medical use of cannabis in 2019. In addition to the booming research, production and utilization ...
From Snoop Dogg to Martha Stewart, one celebrity after another is entering the cannabis sector. However, few would expect the legendary English footballer David Beckham to join the ...
Who would have thought a year ago that the world would resemble a post-apocalyptic movie? Or an existential horror film where the main protagonists are medical staff in overcrowded hospitals, ...
While the world started the 2010s hesitant to embrace cannabis, the 2020s are transformative. Previously unfathomable progress in international business is being made. Several major breakthroughs were achieved ...
Marvelous development in the world of bee preservation is always welcome. Groundbreaking Polish research has recently found hemp oil may help bees survive pesticide exposure. Professor Aneta Ptaszyńska headed ...
