Textiles, Bioplastics & Fiber

From runway fashion to automotive composites, hemp fibre is experiencing a renaissance driven by sustainability mandates and material innovation. Textiles, Bioplastics & Fiber covers the full spectrum of hemp’s material applications — including yarns, woven and non-woven fabrics, cordage, packaging, injection-moulded bioplastics, and composite panels used in automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods manufacturing.

Our reporting tracks the technology advances making hemp textiles softer, more durable, and commercially scalable, as well as the bioplastics innovations positioning hemp as a viable alternative to petroleum-based polymers. We also cover supply chain developments, brand partnerships, and the regulatory landscape for bio-based materials — essential reading for product designers, materials scientists, fashion brands, and packaging companies exploring hemp as a sustainable feedstock.