Zohaib Ahmed

In a world drowning in plastic waste, where oceans choke on discarded bottles and landfills overflow with indestructible wrappers, a humble plant is emerging as a game-changer. Hemp, often misunderstood due to its cannabis cousin, is now spearheading a revolution in sustainable packaging. Hemp-based bioplastics, derived from the sturdy stalks of this versatile crop, promise […]

In the vast landscape of skincare ingredients, few have journeyed as far as hemp. Once relegated to industrial uses like ropes and textiles, this versatile plant from the Cannabis sativa family is now gracing bathroom shelves worldwide. Unlike its psychoactive cousin marijuana, hemp contains negligible THC—less than 0.3%—making it a safe, non-intoxicating powerhouse for beauty.

In the verdant fields of American agriculture, few crops stir as much controversy as industrial hemp. Once vilified alongside its psychoactive cousin, marijuana, hemp has clawed its way back into the spotlight, promising everything from sustainable textiles to revolutionary medicines. But as of October 2025, a seismic shift looms on the horizon, courtesy of the

In the rolling fields of America’s heartland, where soil whispers secrets of seasons past, industrial hemp is staging a quiet revolution. Once vilified and outlawed for decades, this versatile plant—*Cannabis sativa* subsp. *sativa*—is now blooming into a multibillion-dollar powerhouse. As of 2025, the global industrial hemp market stands at approximately $8.55 billion, up from $7.12

In a world dominated by synthetic creams and chemical-laden lotions, hemp emerges as a botanical powerhouse, offering a natural alternative for skin health. Derived from the Cannabis sativa plant with less than 0.3% THC, hemp is non-psychoactive and rich in cannabidiol (CBD), essential fatty acids, and antioxidants. Unlike marijuana, it’s federally legal in the U.S.

In the verdant fields of innovation and sustainability, industrial hemp has long been the unsung hero, misunderstood and maligned for decades. But as we stand on the cusp of 2026, with the calendar flipping past September 2025, something profound has shifted. The world is finally waking up to hemp’s potential—not as a relic of prohibition-era

In the ever-evolving world of cannabinoids, where ancient plant wisdom meets cutting-edge science, two contenders stand out for their ability to dial in just the right level of chill: THCP and Delta 8. Imagine a spectrum of intensity, from a soft sunset glow to a roaring bonfire. THCP packs the punch of that inferno, while

In the hazy realm of cannabis culture, where indulgence reigns supreme, two indica-dominant hybrids stand poised for an epic clash: Gluttony and Girl Scout Cookies. Both strains whisper promises of ravenous appetite and soaring euphoria, tempting users into a euphoric feast that blurs the line between sin and serenity. Gluttony, with its devilish name evoking

Imagine stepping into a verdant paradise where the air hums with promise, but the buzz never turns to dread. That’s the allure of THCA flower for the uninitiated—a raw, resinous bloom that packs a punch of potential without the creeping unease that shadows traditional THC highs. As a first-timer, you’ve likely heard the tales: euphoria