The Green Global earth story
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Green Global Earth (GGE) is an agriculture venture set up in 2017 to focus on the legal production of non-psychedelic hemp-based products from its location in Italy where it has been issued all licenses and legal authorisations by the Italian Government to purchase hemp seed, sow it and then harvest it to produce hemp oil and other high value products.
GGE initially started growing hemp biomass for external customers and then invested into its own processing lab and began to produce CBD isolates and distillates for external distributors.
Having been granted permission from the food authorities recently, GGE has now taken these lab outputs and began manufacturing FMCG products for retail markets. In its most recent phase, GGE has diversified into the alternative tobacco market after acquiring distribution rights for a US herbal cigarette brand.
In the course of its development, GGE has been able to maintain its core competence in agro-hemp and evolve into a truly “seed to shelf” business model.
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In addition to the flling factory in Poland, GGE also has a strong manufacturing and distribution enterprise in both Romania and Austria where it produces a range of cosmetic products such as balms
and face creams.
why the hemp market?
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The industrial hemp market is projected to grow from $4.6 billion in 2019 to $26.6 billion by 2025, recording a compound annual growth of 34.0% during the forecast period.
This is attributed to the growing number of chronic diseases such as diabetes; increasing usage of hemp seed oil & hemp seed in various food applications; rising usage of non-psychotropic CBD hemp oil in food & pharmaceutical segment; and increasing legalisation in the cultivation of industrial hemp.
There are an estimated 25,000 products derived from industrial hemp, falling into nine submarkets: agriculture, textiles, recycling, automotive, furniture, food and beverages, paper, construction materials and personal care
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The traditional smoking market is valued at $1 trillion that will be withdrawing tobacco-based product in the next 10 years such as Philip Morris providing an opportunity for tobacco alternatives to fill this vacuum.