We only use seed varieties that boast a nutty, buttery taste that adds great flavour to every meal.
Iron, and other essential nutrients
(unlike other vegetarian protein)
Contains valuable Super Omega-3 (SDA) and Super Omega-6 (GLA) that help metabolize fat
Grown naturally without pesticides or chemicals
Gluten free, and 100% THC free
We only use seed varieties that boast a nutty, buttery taste that adds great flavour to every meal.

Up until the early 20th century, products made from industrial hemp were as common as plastic is today. But then aggressive anti-drug laws in the U.S. in the 1910s-1930s unfairly lumped THC-free hemp with its distant cousin, marijuana, in U.S. drug laws and everything went to pot. (Uh, pardon the pun… 😉

For more than ten thousand years, humans have cultivated hemp for its nutritional, medicinal, and industrial properties. Every part of the plant offers huge value:
There’s no easier plant to grow… The hardy hemp plant thrives in almost any environment without the need for pesticides or herbicides.
Hemp is widely considered to be a prime candidate for humanity’s first cultivated crop.
Here are just a few of the common goods and products that humans have made from hemp in ancient and modern times:
• Food
• Medicine
• Cooking Oil
• Clothing
• Soap
• Shampoo
• Cosmetics
• Pottery
• Building materials
• Canvas
• Sailing cloth
• Rope
• Carpets
• Pulp
• Paper
• Cardboard & packaging
• Fiberboard
• Sealant
• Lamp Oil
• Agro-fibre composites
• Compression-molded parts
• Brake/clutch linings
• Caulking
• Insulation
• Cement
• Stucco
• Mortar
• Oil paints
• Solvents
• Lubricants
• Printing inks
• Fuel