PURA Strategy To Tap $1.2 Billion Asia Pacific Hemp Market Is Part Of Plan To Disrupt $600 Billion Lumber Market
Puration, Inc. (OTC Pink: PURA) has launched its Farmersville Hemp Brand strategy aimed at disrupting the $600 billion global lumber market. This initiative focuses on using hemp, a sustainable alternative to cotton and traditional lumber, which benefits the environment through faster growth and lower water consumption. PURA is also on the brink of a partnership in the $1.2 billion Asia Pacific hemp market to advance its goals. A facility in Farmersville, Texas will be built using hemp composite materials to educate clients on hemp's efficiency. Further design details will be released soon.
- Launch of Farmersville Hemp Brand strategy targeting the $600 billion global lumber market.
- Partnership opportunity in the $1.2 billion Asia Pacific hemp market.
- Facility construction in Farmersville, Texas, to demonstrate hemp's efficiency in product improvement.
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Dallas, Texas, Feb. 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Puration, Inc. (OTC Pink: PURA) has introduced its Farmersville Hemp Brand strategy to usher industrial hemp solutions into the market.
Part of the Farmersville Hemp Brand strategy is targeted at disrupting the
Hemp is a textile and lumber industry disruptor. Hemp fiber is an alternative to cotton and traditional construction lumber that in fact has many characteristics superior to cotton and traditional lumber before considering the environmental benefits of using hemp. Hemp grows faster than cotton and hard wood forests, uses less water and absorbs more carbon. Hemp can be used in the production of bioplastics and has even been tested for use in supercapacitors which hold the potential to outperform batteries and do so with far less detriment to the environment.
PURA also recently announced being on the verge of striking its first partnership opportunity to tap into the
PURA has initiated construction on a facility in Farmersville, Texas where the company will conduct consultative education customized for each corporate customer to hands on demonstrate how hemp can be utilized to improve the efficiency of existing products and services and meet 2050 sustainability targets.
The facility will be constructed using hemp composite construction materials as a first step in PURA’s strategy to begin disrupting the lumber industry.
PURA will soon be releasing design details on the facility.
Read the company’s latest comprehensive update on PURA’s Farmersville Hemp Brand rollout.
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