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The North American Hemp Fiber Processing Report explores the status of this critical hemp sector and hemp’s potential to deliver more sustainable outputs and products for destination industries: construction, textiles, fashion, beauty, carbon materials, aNorth American Hemp Fiber Processing Report, a first-of-its-kind industry snapshot mapping operational hemp fiber facilities across the U.S. and Canada.Get the North American Industrial Hemp Processing report FREE by taking FIHO’s EVOLVE 2033 pledge!Canna Markets Group and HempToday trace the growing pains—and promise—of North America’s evolving hemp fiber economy.Hemp offers sustainable solutions across a number of major industrial sectors. We need to communicate that to those industry leaders and let them know we're here with our experience and expertise.”— Joseph Carringer NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, May 30, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Green Wave Enterprises, a U.S.-based ecological nonprofit, is proud to support the release of the North American Hemp Fiber Processing Report, a first-of-its-kind industry snapshot mapping operational hemp fiber facilities across the U.S. and Canada. Backed by the Federation of International Hemp Organizations (FIHO) through its EVOLVE 2033 initiative, the report is a comprehensive analysis of hemp fiber processing facilities grounded in surveys, interviews, and operational verification. The North American Hemp Fiber Processing Report, offers a candid assessment of the sector’s progress: while infrastructure gaps, fiber quality inconsistencies, and supply chain fragmentation present real challenges, operators remain optimistic and committed to sustainable, demand-led growth. While the report is designed to reflect back at the hemp sector itself, its primary aim is outward-facing: to reach the leaders of industries where hemp shows tremendous potential. It provides a critical look-in for executives in construction, textiles, composites, and other sectors where hemp offers climate-aligned, high-performance alternatives to conventional materials. “The building materials and textile markets are the obvious first points of incursion for hemp materials,” said Joseph Carringer, CEO of Canna Markets Group., a 20-year veteran in textiles and fashion. “Both are highly polluting industries that need to decarbonize. There's an obvious case for hemp in both sectors that needs to be made to the leaders of those industries.”The report identifies key opportunities for integrating hemp into construction, textiles, bioplastics, and other high-impact sectors, while laying out eight strategic recommendations for scaling with integrity. The report also cautions that emerging export opportunities, particularly in Asia, may be short-lived given shifting geopolitical dynamics.“As an industry, hemp fiber is still writing its story in North America,” says Carringer. “What we see is a core of serious operators focused on performance, market need, and long-term impact—not just excitement or volume.”Green Wave Enterprises views the report as a critical educational tool for leaders in various sectors. Janine Jordan, founder of Green Wave Enterprises, emphasized the values behind the EVOLVE 2033 initiative that led to this report. "This call to action is a roadmap for transformation and is uniting agriculture, manufacturing, and sustainability into a shared vision for the future."The North American Hemp Fiber Processing Report is available through HempToday. with free access available to organizations that sign the Evolve 2033 initiative pledge to join a movement of hemp integration for a cleaner and more sustainabile materials economy.