hemp products are showing themselves subtly in recipes, nutritional value is being touted, lots of people already use hemp oil as a balm for their ailments , hemp is a valuable sustainable crop if successfully managed, high THC product attracts the most publicity from recreational users and is legal in some parts of the world , however the greatest value in hemp is reduced reliance on the petro chemical industry and a corresponding reduction in pollution you cannot get much greener in terms of versatility for a plant used for centuries and more recently demonised throughout the developed world , governments the world over are better placed to ensure it is correctly managed , this will enable to hemp product to move into mainstream markets legitimising its sale and incorporation in manufacturing and distribution while reducing greenhouse emissions, Governments manufacturing distribution and retail will all benefit as well as the environment it is these aspects that QBL are exploiting , I believe in Australia they already have the first mover advantage in terms of linking the chain from grower to export and manufacturing, if hemp continues to gain momentum there will still be lots of room within the industry, SEED is a big one and maybe QBL are on the right pathway , it really is very exciting the thought of watching an old product being reinvented in a modern context------the by product well I hope it is capital gain
QBL Price at posting:
4.9¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
