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The three commercial streams of the hemp stalk — produced at our Central Victorian facility from September 2026.
The woody inner core of the stalk. Mechanically separated and dust screened. The most versatile of our three materials — used across construction, equine bedding, small-animal bedding, horticulture and bioplastics.
The long outer fibres of the hemp stalk — exceptionally durable, naturally antibacterial, lightweight and insulating. Used in textiles, technical fabrics, building insulation, aviary nesting, horticulture substrate and biocomposite panels.
The fine particulate and short fragments separated during decortication. A natural by-product of fibre processing — sterile, lightweight, biodegradable — with growing applications across horticulture, animal feed substrates and pelletised products.
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Our materials are processed into ready-to-use products across a growing set of applications. Full product detail for each range is being added.
Hemp construction uses renewable crop-based materials that absorb CO₂ as they grow — providing an opportunity to capture and store CO₂ in the fabric of buildings for their entire lifespan. Hempcrete replaces concrete and clay bricks, mortar, cavity ties, insulation and plasterboard with one carbon-negative, fire-resistant, termite-resistant material.
