Una varietà di pianta di Cannabis sativa posizionata per l'applicazione commerciale è chiamata canapa industriale. La cannabis industriale è una specie poco costosa e a crescita rapida che apporta benefici all'ambiente. È anche una delle colture più adattabili esistenti. La cannabis , spesso nota come canapa, è una pianta che viene utilizzata per produrre sostanze psicoattive. Esistono sia usi terapeutici che ricreativi della canapa. La canapa riduce il dolore alterando i circuiti di percezione del dolore del cervello. Inoltre, la maggiore prevalenza di malattie come l'epilessia e altri disturbi del sonno, nonché il crescente utilizzo di prodotti a base di canapa per i suoi vari benefici per la salute, alimentano l'espansione di questo mercato. I semi di canapa ricavati dalla pianta di cannabis sativa contengono pochissimo tetraidrocannabinolo (THC). Tra questi, i due acidi grassi essenziali linoleico e linolenico.
Inoltre, contengono quantità significative di vitamina D, calcio, magnesio, potassio, vitamina E, vitamine B1, B2 e B6. Pochi alimenti di origine vegetale sono fonti proteiche complete; tuttavia, i semi offrono abbastanza proteine da essere considerati un'aggiunta benefica a una dieta vegana. Poiché gli acidi grassi essenziali non possono essere prodotti dagli esseri umani, i semi ricchi di acido linoleico (omega-6) e linolenico (omega-3) possono essere benefici. Inoltre, hanno pochi grassi saturi e nessun grasso trans. Questi sono alcuni componenti importanti che probabilmente sosterranno la futura espansione dell'industria della cannabis. L'ascesa del business della canapa industriale, tuttavia, si prevede che sarà ostacolata dalle complicate leggi che circondano l'uso della cannabis in molti paesi.
| ATTRIBUTO | DETTAGLI |
| Periodo di studio | 2020-2029 |
| Anno base | 2021 |
| Anno stimato | 2022 |
| Anno previsto | 2022-2029 |
| Periodo storico | 2018-2020 |
| Unità | Valore (miliardi di USD) (chilotoni) |
| Segmentazione | Per tipo, per fonte, per applicazione, per regione |
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In tutto il mondo è consentita la coltivazione della canapa e la domanda di fibre di tiglio per la produzione di tessuti di alta qualità è in aumento. Il Canada era solito concentrarsi principalmente sulla coltivazione della canapa per produrre semi per l'industria alimentare e cosmetica. Questa coltura, le cui fibre saranno utilizzate nei materiali da costruzione, nell'isolamento e nei biocompositi, è stata coltivata solo di recente nella nazione. Inoltre, un numero crescente di stati negli Stati Uniti sta legalizzando la coltivazione della canapa, il che suggerisce che la domanda di fibre e semi di canapa aumenterà in tutta la nazione. Inoltre, la Cina è la nazione più significativa in termini di coltivazione della canapa per le fibre. La nazione produce sia fibre lunghe convenzionali che fibre di canapa cotonate utilizzando un processo enzimatico per l'esportazione in Europa e Nord America.
L'epidemia di COVID-19 ha avuto un'influenza significativa sul business della canapa industriale. A seguito delle limitazioni di lockdown messe in atto per contenere lo scoppio della pandemia di COVID-19, numerosi progetti di produzione e costruzione sono stati sospesi. Lo scoppio del COVID-19 ha avuto alcuni effetti immediati e a lungo termine sul settore edile. La chiusura ha danneggiato la produzione nazionale e peggiorerà le incertezze commerciali e l'attuale crisi manifatturiera. In termini comparativi, la pandemia ha avuto scarsi effetti sulle operazioni del settore alimentare e delle bevande, ma la sua catena di fornitura globale è stata gravemente interrotta, il che ha impedito un'ulteriore crescita.
The industrial hemp market is expected to grow at 16.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2029. It is expected to reach above USD 14.84 Billion by 2029 from USD 3.64 Billion in 2020.
Asia Pacific held more than 32% of the industrial hemp market revenue share in 2021 and will witness expansion in the forecast period.
Compared to paper made from wood pulp, paper made from hemp fibre requires less chemicals to process. Consequently, it is anticipated that increased consumer knowledge of the advantages of the products will help the market expand.
The Market research report covers the analysis of Market players. Key companies profiled in the report include Green Thumb Industries Inc., Curaleaf Holdings, Inc., Cronos Group Inc., Ecofibre Limited, GenCanna, HempFlax BV, Konoplex Group, Hemp Oil Canada, BAFA, Dun Agro Hemp Group
Due to the region's emerging nations' rising demand for hemp-based food goods and supplements, as well as the region's burgeoning cosmetics and personal care products sector, Asia-Pacific currently controls the majority of the global industrial hemp market.
Industrial hemp market is segmented based on type, source, application, and region.
Based on type, a significant portion of the market was made up of hemp seed. Cannabis sativa, from which hemp seeds are derived, only has a very small quantity of tetrahydrocannabinol in them (THC) Both linoleic (omega-6) and linolenic (omega-3), two necessary fatty acids, as well as the vitamins E, 81, 82, 86, and D, calcium, magnesium, and potassium are abundant in these. Hemp seed includes a lot of lipids, a lot of easily absorbed protein, polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA), a lot of carbs, and a lot of insoluble fibre. Alpha-linolenic acid (ALA omega 3), a rich source of PUFA, and linoleic acid (LA omega 6), regarded to be advantageous and balanced for human nutrition.
Based on source, a significant portion of the market was made up of organic. A non-GMO crop grown without the use of pesticides is hemp farmed conventionally. Unlike to certified organic hemp, conventional hemp does not require the same exacting inspections and regulations. They are therefore less expensive than Hamp organic products. The textile and pulp and paper sectors are increasingly using hemp that has been cultivated conventionally. Their demand has also grown as a result of their application in bioplastics, furniture, construction materials, and biofuel. Many conventional hemp-based goods are offered by the German company Hemp Factory. Among the products offered are whole, unpeeled hemp seeds and nuts, peeled hemp seeds and nuts, cold-pressed homo seed oil, refined hemp seed oil, and hemp flour.
Based on application, a significant portion of the market was made up of food & beverages. Due it includes vital fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic acid), vitamin E, and minerals including phosphorus, potassium, salt, magnesium, calcium, zinc, iron, and protein, hemp is being employed in food items more and more. The most common form of hemp consumption is as raw or roasted hemp seed. It can be found in salads, smoothies, yoghurt, and cereals. The demand for processed food made from hemp, such as bars, flour, snacks, and cheese, is anticipated to rise as a result of the growing consumption of plant-based protein brought on by the global popularity of veganism. Also, due highly digestible fibre is present, its role in enhancing digestion is anticipated to increase demand for food goods.
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The Market research report covers the analysis of Market players. Key companies profiled in the report include Green Thumb Industries Inc., Curaleaf Holdings, Inc., Cronos Group Inc., Ecofibre Limited, GenCanna, HempFlax BV, Konoplex Group, Hemp Oil Canada, BAFA, Dun Agro Hemp Group
Recent developments:On December 2021, Green Thumb Industries Inc. (Green Thumb) (CSE: GTII) (OTCQX: GTBIF), a leading national cannabis consumer packaged goods company and owner of RYTHM, Good Green and incredibles branded cannabis products, announced it has closed on an acquisition of LeafLine Industries (“LeafLine”).
On March 2021, Curaleaf Holdings, Inc.(CSE: CURA) (OTCQX: CURLF) ("Curaleaf" or the "Company"), a leading U.S. provider of consumer products in cannabis, announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire EMMAC Life Sciences Limited ("EMMAC"), the largest vertically integrated independent cannabis company in Europe for base consideration of approximately USD 286 million to be paid 85% in Curaleaf subordinate voting shares and 15% in cash.
The industrial hemp market by region includes North America, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Europe, South America, and Middle East & Africa (MEA).
The greatest revenue share in 2021 over 32% was accounted for by asia pacific. Industrial hemp and its products, including fibre, seed, hurds, and oil, are produced and consumed actively in a number of economies, including China, India, Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Thailand. The region's hemp production is changing as a result of rising worldwide product demand, developing technologies, and innovation that make harvesting simpler for growers. Throughout the course of the forecast period, the regional market is anticipated to be driven by rising elderly population levels in developing economies with rising hemp-based food and supplement consumption.
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