Industrial hemp
Industrial hemp refers to hemp plants that are grown for their fibre and
stock used to make a large number of commercial and industrial products.
This includes:
 Rope
 Wine
 climbing rope
 sailing ropes
 Jewellery

 Plastics
 water bottles
 plastics used in the construction of cars and boats
 Paper
 art paper
 printing paper
 Building materials
 Roofing
 Flooring
 Plaster
 particleboard biodegradable plastics
 paint and insulation
 Biofuel
 used in cars instead of regular oil

 Consumer goods
 Sunglasses
 Backpacks
 Wallets
 tote bags
 Pens
 laundry detergent
 furniture
 Beauty products
 body lotions
 lip balms
 shampoo and conditioner
 body wash
 Soap
 Cleansers
 sunscreen
 Automobile manufacturing
 hemp composites and plastics can be used in various parts of
automobile construction
 such as dashboards
 body molding upholstery
 Pet products
 Bedding
 dog collars and leashes

Hemp fibre in clothing and textiles

 Jeans
 Shirts
 Shoes
 Coats
 Yoga pants
 Hats

 Socks
 Flip flops
 Belts
 Sheets
 Towels
 Curtains
 Tablecloths
 Blankets
Refer to these sites for the category reference:
https://www.indiamart.com/shanti-handloom/ladies-bags.html
https://itshemp.in/hemp/
https://bohecolife.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemp
as on.

Other food products made from hemp seeds and hemp seed oil include:
 Hemp protein powders
 Energy bars
 Veggie burgers
 Granola
 Dips and sauces
 Hemp milk
 Hemp flour
 Hemp tea, coffee, bar and other hemp-infused drinks

Hemp oil in health products
Hemp oil is not just used in foods. It is also considered a therapeutic
essential oil used in aromatherapy candles, massage oils, bath oils, etc.
Some people use it to treat certain specific medical conditions, such as:
 sleep disorders,
 chronic pain,

 Alzheimer’s disease, and
 various inflammatory and autoimmune diseases