Weekly Hemp Recap

Weekly Hemp Recap

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Product standards is a familiar topic to Hemp Bulletin readers. They’re essential for normalizing markets and tying hemp prices to detailed specifications.  Hemp product standards are partly demand driven, shaped by research and our evolving understanding of cannabinoids, bast fiber, or hempseed protein, three examples derived from the three industry segments.

Product standards for fiber hemp will in some instances draw on standards developed for other bast crops, like flax.  The leading product category from hemp fiber crops is hurd animal bedding.  The situation is fluid, but textile products – woven or not – present more barrier to entry. 

The problem with underdeveloped product standards is the risk of disappointing customers with variable, or marginal product.   Without a distributor between producer and end consumer, in a…

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04.26.2024

P66 Rodeo to begin producing SAF in Q3

P66 Rodeo to begin producing SAF in Q3

Phillips 66 brought its long-awaited Rodeo Renewable Energy Complex online during the first quarter of 2024, but it is not producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) yet, the company said...

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Slower Gulf demand weighs on animal fats market

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Limited volumes of choice white grease traded at steady prices on Friday April 26, while trading was very quiet outside of the choice white grease market.

Price direction in...

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Porcine bloodmeal FOB Missouri River price drops week on week

Porcine bloodmeal FOB Missouri River price drops week on week

Limited trade was reported on Friday April 26 for US animal proteins, while prices widened downward.

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