2. So you dont think the remarkable results from their research has value, the effects of favourable new definitions of hemp by the farm bill being hashed around by congress and the senate has value, that supplying necessities to Under Armour for them to manufacture garments with an alternative to elastic has value, that producing dye to color fabric that doesnt require gallons and gallons of water to dye a t.shirt like other dyes do, has value, that patents have value, that, genetics have value, that planet friendly ink has value, that producing and supplying materials to manufacturers hungry or desperate to improve their ESG credits has value.
The world is changing. The ESG Credits are a huge issue. Companies will in time suffer financially if they dont start making changes to use materials and ingredients that reduce harm to the planet.
Companies making a difference will come out winners. It takes time when you at the forefront of progressive change.
The Farm Bill in the USA should be monitored by every investor.
Currently the Federal and State laws in the USA make it extremely difficult for suppliers and manufactures using hemp, to conduct business.
The industry is basically recovering from 100 plus years of nothing. Govts are under pressure to get it right.
Manufacturers cant commit to changing to new materials if they have no guarantee of supply. Once those definitions remove the handcuffs from industrial hemp, the flood gates of trade and manufacturing be off and running.
One other thing to have a heightened awareness of is, is made in the USA. Bringing manufacturing back.
