Reimagine Hemp

Making paper with hemp contributes to the growth of a sustainable supply chain for this rapidly renewable fiber source. Every sheet of Mohawk Renewal Hemp is made with 30% hemp fiber. 

Hemp Field
Hemp fiber is rich in cellulose, just like wood—but it grows much more quickly.
Hemp Paper

Once a cornerstone of American industry, hemp was used extensively for fabric, rope, and paper until its prohibition in the 1930s. Today, hemp is reclaiming its place as a sustainable resource in papermaking. This rapidly renewable fiber matures in as little as 90 days and is rich in cellulose, similar to wood—though it regenerates much faster. Additionally, hemp pulp requires fewer chemicals, less water, and less energy during the production process compared to wood. Every sheet of Mohawk Renewal Hemp is made with 30% hemp fiber, helping to create a more sustainable supply chain.

Hemp Paper
Hemp Fiber
Hemp fiber arrives at the mill in pulp bales which are blended with complementary fibers to be turned into fine printing paper.
Hemp Paper Products
Hemp Paper
Hemp turned into pulp can be used to make a vast array of paper types, from greeting cards to label paper, cardstock, and packaging.
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Miscanthus Paper
Mohawk Renewal
Miscanthus
Miscanthus is a carbon-neutral grass that boasts a strong and versatile fiber composition, resulting in paper that is both beautiful and sustainable.