Sydney Morning Herald have High Hopes

Posted on August 26, 2019August 26, 2019 by ecofibrecom

The Sydney Morning Herald published a long, in-depth article detailing Ecofibre Chairman Barry Lambert’s journey from successful business man to cannabis entrepreneur.

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Ecofibre Limited

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While the physical construction of the new Hemp Black facility in Kentucky is very visibly underway, more silently in the background the new web site has been under construction. Version 1.0.0 of the new site is now up, let us know what you think! hempblack.com/ ...

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This Startup Wants to Make Hemp the Face of Wearable Tech ...

This Startup Wants to Make Hemp the Face of Wearable Tech

Hemp-derived fibers demonstrate conductive properties that could supplant silver as the de facto option for wearable tech.

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Ecofibre Limited is attending an event at International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney.

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Come check out the Ananda Food stand at Fine Food Australia this week. Lots of interest in plant-based proteins and 100% Australian Grown product - plus some amazing tasters. You never knew hemp could be such a versatile ingredient. Stand K20 upstairs next to the Talking Trends stage. ...

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A great little explainer about our Bliss product. ...

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Ecofibre Limited

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One thing that separates Ecofibre from our competitors is our cannabis gene bank and research. In these never-before-seen pictures from behind the locked door at our undisclosed facility in Australia you can see our "Noah's Ark" of cannabis which has been described as the largest gene bank of its type in the world.

The breeding is done in a custom built facility with powerful grow lights that cameras don't like too much (making a yellow/orange cast). For the final two photos we were able to convince our head agronomist to switch off the grow lights for long enough to get a picture of the plants in their natural colour. Enjoy! ...

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