Canadian hemp wins big at one of the biggest games of the year.
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Luge and bobsled tracks at the Winter Olympics, the opening ceremony for which took place on Feb. 4, were built using hemp supplied by Greenfield Technologies. The Calgary-based company sent more than 27,000 kilograms of its hemp fibres product to be used “in place of plastic fibres as a concrete strengthener,” Hemp Industry Daily reported earlier in February.
The company on its website claims the product “has been proven far superior in performance to plastic and glass fibre in concrete. This performance is driving its demand, successfully replacing plastic and glass fibre
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