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Hemp Industries Association
Since 1994, the Hemp Industries Association® (HIA®) is a non-profit trade association representing more than thirteen-hundred (1,300) supporting, farming and business members. The hemp industries are emerging to become a major global economic force as a result of new applications and opportunities.
Nebraska Hemp Industries Association
The Nebraska Hemp Industries Association works to create and increase opportunities for Nebraska hemp farmers, processors, manufacturers and retailers through advocacy, education, partnerships, and leadership development.
Hemp Feed Coalition
Since 1994, the Hemp Industries Association® (HIA®) is a non-profit trade association representing more than thirteen-hundred (1,300) supporting, farming and business members. The hemp industries are emerging to become a major global economic force as a result of new applications and opportunities.
US Hemp Growers Conference & Expo
US Hemp Expos has spent three years traveling the country hosting events and meeting industry professionals in New York, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Puerto Rico, Colorado, Oregon and more. We’ve established a series of top-notch regional events and now we’re bringing it all together on a national stage. Our comprehensive conference will teach farmers, processors & manufacturers, medical professionals, policymakers, wholesalers & retailers, and other professionals about this incredibly versatile plant and the infrastructure surrounding it, on a national level.
WAFBA
We Are For Better Alternatives – WAFBA produces the NOCO Hemp Expo. More than a conference – NoCo Hemp Expo is an experience. As the world’s most comprehensive hemp exposition and trade show, we are pleased to announce our expansion to the famed National Western Complex in Denver, Colorado. This is the perfect agriculture-inspired setting designed specifically for manufacturers, producers, retail and wholesale buyers, sellers, farmers and others involved in sales and marketing of hemp-related products. With up to 20,000 attendees, 200,000 square feet of event space and 400 exhibitors, it’s at NoCo7 where we’ll come together to positively impact our future.
Hemp History Week
Hemp Week is the largest educational campaign about hemp in the U.S., supported by grassroots organizers, leaders from the industry, farmers, and advocates from all walks of life. Join us June 6-12 to celebrate our 11th annual campaign!
Tennessee Growers Coalition
The Tennessee Growers Coalition (TGC) is a non-profit, non-partisan Political Action Committee (PAC) supporting pro-hemp advocacy, awareness and legislation. The TGC works to establish permanent viability for hemp farming by mobilizing an active coalition of legislators, regulators, farmers, processors, manufacturers, retailers, industry leaders and trade associations. Through grassroots advocacy, fund-raising efforts and educational outreach, the TGC collaborates with lawmakers and voters to create a progressive legal and regulatory framework for all hemp industries and hemp-derived products.
US Hemp Authority
The U.S. Hemp Authority® Certification Program is our industry’s initiative to provide high standards, best practices, and self-regulation, giving consumers and retailers confidence in hemp and CBD products.
Vote Hemp
Vote Hemp is a Washington, DC based grassroots nonprofit organization working since 2000 to bring back hemp farming in the U.S. We are dedicated to a free market for hemp products and to changes in state and federal law to allow American farmers to grow the crop once again,
US Hemp Builidng Association
The purpose of the USHBA is to support and advocate for hemp building professionals, hemp building projects and hemp building materials in the United States.
European Industrial Hemp Association
The European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA) represents the common interests of hemp farmers, producers and traders working with hemp fibres, shives, seeds, leaves and cannabinoids. Our main task is to serve, protect and represent the hemp sector in the EU and international policy-making.
Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance
The CHTA is a national organization that promotes Canadian hemp and hemp products globally. Established in 2003, the Alliance represents those involved in Canada’s hemp industry. Members include farmers, processors, manufacturers, researchers, entrepreneurs and marketers.
US Hemp Round Table
The U.S. Hemp Roundtable is a coalition of dozens of leading companies and organizations committed to safe hemp and CBD products. We proudly represent the industry’s major national grassroots organizations, and are leading the way forward for hemp and CBD products through education and action.
CBD Awareness Project
To share the information you need and help separate fact from fiction. We feel as though CBD has the potential to be a very impactful remedy, but there’s not a lot of great information out there. We’re here to connect the dots and provide consumers with information they can understand.
National Conference of State Legislatures
State legislatures have taken action to establish state-licensed hemp programs and promote hemp as an agricultural commodity in recent years. A wide range of products, including fibers, textiles, paper, construction and insulation materials, cosmetic products, animal feed, food, and beverages all may use hemp. For a summary of state laws related to industrial hemp, click below.
