Flavor, fragrance,
functional

Industrial hemp makes well over a hundred monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes. Many of them are molecules that flavor houses, perfumers, and formulators already buy from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, or from petroleum.

Perfume bottle and dropper drawn in navy stipple, holding glowing green botanical oil
Flavor

Natural flavor molecules, such as limonene for citrus notes and linalool for floral ones, for food and drink makers who are taking artificial ingredients off their labels.

Fragrance

The same molecules a perfumer buys from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, grown as the purpose of the crop.

Functional

Compounds with a job beyond taste and smell, from emollients for skin care to inputs for crop protection.

Recoverable ingredient per acre.

We breed each variety around the ingredient a market wants. The commercial measure is recoverable ingredient per acre, at the purity and consistency a buyer requires. When growers plant these varieties at the scale American agriculture already works at, the ingredients reach the price of the synthetics they replace.

Where it will go.

Food and drink flavor

Fine fragrance

Personal care

Skin care

Crop protection

How it’s made.

01

Breed

We breed industrial hemp for the compounds each market needs.

02

Grow

Growers plant and harvest our varieties, starting in California.

03

Process

We process the crop through domestic facilities, from botanical extraction to industrial refining.

04

Test

We send every product we sell to an independent ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab for testing.

Let’s collaborate

Flavor, fragrance,
functional

Industrial hemp makes well over a hundred monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes. Many of them are molecules that flavor houses, perfumers, and formulators already buy from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, or from petroleum.

Perfume bottle and dropper drawn in navy stipple, holding glowing green botanical oil
Flavor

Natural flavor molecules, such as limonene for citrus notes and linalool for floral ones, for food and drink makers who are taking artificial ingredients off their labels.

Fragrance

The same molecules a perfumer buys from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, grown as the purpose of the crop.

Functional

Compounds with a job beyond taste and smell, from emollients for skin care to inputs for crop protection.

Recoverable ingredient per acre.

We breed each variety around the ingredient a market wants. The commercial measure is recoverable ingredient per acre, at the purity and consistency a buyer requires. When growers plant these varieties at the scale American agriculture already works at, the ingredients reach the price of the synthetics they replace.

Where it will go.

Food and drink flavor

Fine fragrance

Personal care

Skin care

Crop protection

How it’s made.

01

Breed

We breed industrial hemp for the compounds each market needs.

02

Grow

Growers plant and harvest our varieties, starting in California.

03

Process

We process the crop through domestic facilities, from botanical extraction to industrial refining.

04

Test

We send every product we sell to an independent ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab for testing.

Let’s collaborate

Flavor, fragrance,
functional

Industrial hemp makes well over a hundred monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes. Many of them are molecules that flavor houses, perfumers, and formulators already buy from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, or from petroleum.

Perfume bottle and dropper drawn in navy stipple, holding glowing green botanical oil
Flavor

Natural flavor molecules, such as limonene for citrus notes and linalool for floral ones, for food and drink makers who are taking artificial ingredients off their labels.

Fragrance

The same molecules a perfumer buys from citrus peel, pine, clove, and hops, grown as the purpose of the crop.

Functional

Compounds with a job beyond taste and smell, from emollients for skin care to inputs for crop protection.

Recoverable ingredient per acre.

We breed each variety around the ingredient a market wants. The commercial measure is recoverable ingredient per acre, at the purity and consistency a buyer requires. When growers plant these varieties at the scale American agriculture already works at, the ingredients reach the price of the synthetics they replace.

Where it will go.

Food and drink flavor

Fine fragrance

Personal care

Skin care

Crop protection

How it’s made.

01

Breed

We breed industrial hemp for the compounds each market needs.

02

Grow

Growers plant and harvest our varieties, starting in California.

03

Process

We process the crop through domestic facilities, from botanical extraction to industrial refining.

04

Test

We send every product we sell to an independent ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab for testing.

Let’s collaborate