| The Use of Hemp for Sustainable Textile Production in India

The Use of Hemp for Sustainable Textile Production in India
 
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Hemp, a sustainable and versatile material, faces legal and market challenges despite its environmental benefits. With just a few countries permitting hemp farming, its vast potential in textiles remains largely untapped. Brands like Levis and others champion hemp-based apparel. For India, A policy overhaul and R&D support can drive hemp's growth.
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