Industrial Hemp as Precursor for Sustainable Bioproducts: Recent Trends and Prospects
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- Sodiq Babatunde Yusuf · Nnaemeka Ewurum · Harrison Appiah · Jovale Vincent Tongco
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- 2025
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- en
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University of Idaho
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The generation of over 150 million tons of hemp waste annually is as much of a sustainability challenge as it is an opportunity for the circular bioeconomy. This review provides a critical analysis of the recent trends in the use of industrial hemp waste as a precursor to producing sustainable bioproducts. The objective is to synthesize the current state of knowledge and to identify the various pathways for valorizing hemp waste beyond the traditional applications. The methodology involved the systematic assessment of the recent literature to identify the applications in textiles, biocomposites, packaging, and, most importantly, advanced areas such as hemp-based carbon materials for storing energy, biomedical materials, and smart biomaterials. Findings showed that hemp waste is a versatile material for creating high-value products, as it shows promise in carbon electrodes for supercapacitors as well as reinforcement for 3D-printed biocomposites. However, there are some limitations in terms of standardization and scalability. The review concludes that future progress depends on multidisciplinary research to optimize conversion and utilization processes, including the development of comprehensive life-cycle assessments and reliable supply chains.
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- 10.3390/fib13110155
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Sodiq Babatunde Yusuf; Nnaemeka Ewurum; Harrison Appiah; Jovale Vincent Tongco. Industrial Hemp as Precursor for Sustainable Bioproducts: Recent Trends and Prospects. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/fib13110155
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- Sodiq Babatunde Yusuf; Nnaemeka Ewurum; Harrison Appiah; Jovale Vincent Tongco. (2025). Industrial Hemp as Precursor for Sustainable Bioproducts: Recent Trends and Prospects. https://doi.org/10.3390/fib13110155
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- Sodiq Babatunde Yusuf; Nnaemeka Ewurum; Harrison Appiah; Jovale Vincent Tongco. Industrial Hemp as Precursor for Sustainable Bioproducts: Recent Trends and Prospects. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/fib13110155
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- Sodiq Babatunde Yusuf; Nnaemeka Ewurum; Harrison Appiah; Jovale Vincent Tongco. Industrial Hemp as Precursor for Sustainable Bioproducts: Recent Trends and Prospects. 2025. https://doi.org/10.3390/fib13110155
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