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Guadua Bamboo: Discover The World's Strongest Bamboo Hempearth News and Blog Are you aware that hemp history is really not a mystery? Hemp has truly revolutionized the universe in so many different ways. It will continue to help humanity and shape the world to become more beautiful than it already is. Hemp history has dated back to 8000 B.C. in Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia is now known as modern day Turkey. Hempearth Following this further, hemp history even dates back to 1000 B.C. where it was known as the “univerisal crop” around the globe. Hemp is growing at a 20% yearly growth rate. Vitamin Hemp Moreover, today hemp is even being used to as replacement for fiber glass in many motor vehicle components. Hemp In China Currently, many renown countries are using hemp worldwide. As we progress into the future we will see how hemp creates life and how life creates hemp.
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'Bamboo' Fabrics Looking to be a more environmentally conscious shopper? You’ve probably heard about bamboo. Bamboo stands out for its ability to grow quickly with little or no need for pesticides, and it is used in a variety of products, from flooring to furniture. The Federal Trade Commission, the nation’s consumer protection agency, wants you to know that the soft “bamboo” fabrics on the market today are rayon. There’s also no evidence that rayon made from bamboo retains the antimicrobial properties of the bamboo plant, as some sellers and manufacturers claim. Companies that claim a product is “bamboo” should have reliable evidence, like scientific tests and analyses, to show that it’s made of actual bamboo fiber. This article was previously available as Have You Been Bamboozled by Bamboo Fabrics?
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