Unstoppable green cash machine

By Max Kramar

Shares FAANG, Bitcoin, S & P500. All these assets are the pain of people who wanted to buy them, but for some reason could not. For those who have not yet managed to earn a million, this book is dedicated. You will receive instructions in this book for making profits for the next 2 years. Your chance today is the legalization of cannabis

• Language: English
• Publisher: bux
• Release date: Jan 28, 2020
• ISBN: 9783967995961

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Markets and branches

So, let’s start with the beginning. I want you to understand why this market is prospective. We’ll start from the domain for work with technical hemp: a product without THC. Currently, technical hemp is cultivated or used in the industry by the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bhutan, United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Greece, Denmark, Egypt, Israel, India, Italy, Ireland, Spain, Canada, Cyprus, China, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, USA, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, Finland, France, Montenegro, Chile, Switzerland, Sweden, Estonia, South Africa, and Japan.

These are 43 countries out of the existing 195. If we cast aside the countries which are deserts by their nature or located in areas of frozen earth, it appears that technical hemp has already been grown by half of the world. However, up until now, you likely haven’t heard about it. Can’t you guess why?

The largest producers in the continents are China, France, Canada, Egypt, Australia, and Chile.

In the American continent, the main crop acres are concentrated in Canada, but the processing of the hemp-growing products is carried out in the USA as well. The third American leader in the production and processing of hemp is Chile.

In summary, we can assert that wherever you live, within 2 hours of traveling by air, you can reach a country where fields sown with technical hemp already exist. This means that you can easily borrow the necessary equipment or find a sales market. Nobody produces goods or services that are not in demand; that’s absurd. And, if there is demand, there’s the possibility to make money. This is another law of economy.

Half of the countries dealing with technical hemp growing are located in Europe. What can we say? Huzzah!

In the European Union, to date, 21 countries are engaged in the cultivation of hemp. The first place, having left the other producers far behind, is taken by France (15 000 ha). This is explained by the fact that this branch of agriculture hasn’t been prohibited by the country since 1961 — a very farsighted solution. Estonia, the Netherlands, Italy, and Lithuania take the second place in the volume of hemp sown. Portugal rounds out the row of hemp growers, which so far sows about 5 ha.

In the aggregate, these territories create a virtually limitless potential for development and profiting in businesses related to hemp. There was no technological breakthrough in this field for one simple reason: this wasn’t fashionable. Did you hear that, annually, approximately 150x more is spent on the development and improvement of the teeth whitening procedure than on medicine that increases life expectancy? If the situation were been reversed, we would already be able to live forever. This is the same situation: there were no investors and now, thanks to Canada, there are.

The list of products

The list of products which can be produced from hemp is tremendous.

Currently, more than 200 enterprises in the whole world examine, grow, and process hemp. The demand for hemp articles contributed to the increase in crop acreages in Europe and the number of enterprises producing various goods of hemp. It has already been mentioned that the leaders in the production of hemp products are: China, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, and countries of Asia and Latin America.

In the present, an enormous number of various items and materials are produced from hemp. They come into use in almost all spheres of activities of the human being; the properties of hemp are versatile and, day-by-day, they reveal more and more new applications. I’d like to remind you that these products are from the hemp without THC, which means they aren’t toxic. The fact that the material is entirely natural serves as the perfect characteristic for a potential buyer. I don’t know whether you’re aware that the label «100% natural» produces an increase in demand, but nowadays being natural is fashionable.

Here is a list of just several materials and items.

Ropes, slings, twine. The hemp rope is considered to be the strongest, second only to synthetic materials. It’s used in construction, household needs, original interior decoration, creation of furniture fabric, fire hoses, and