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HIA
Hemp Industries Association
P.O. Box 1080
Occidental, CA 95465
(707) 574-3648 Tel.
(707) 874-1104 Fax.
www.thehia.org
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NAIHC
North American Industrial Hemp Council
P.O. Box 259329
Madison, WI 53725-9329
(608) 258-0243 Tel.
chair@naihc.org
www.naihc.co
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NHA
National Hemp Association
80 M Street, SE, Suite 410
Washington, DC 20003 (202) 706-3911
www.nationalhempassociation.org
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VoteHemp.com
Vote for hemp rights!
www.votehemp.com
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Hempevents.org
Address: 1151 Eagle Drive #324
Loveland CO, 80537-8020 info@hempevents.org
www.hempevents.org
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VoteHemp 2017 Annual Report
Vote Hemp Releases 2017 U.S. Hemp Crop Report Documenting
Industrial Hemp Cultivation and State Legislation in the U.S.
Click Here To View The Full Report
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Garment Contractors Association of Southern California Inc.
110 East 9th Street, Suite A701
Los Angeles, CA 90079
(213) 629-4422 Tel.
(213) 629-4517 Fax
information@garmentcontractors.org
www.garmentcontractors.org
This organization represent garment contractors in Southern California. They are a great reference for companies looking for sewing contractors to manufacture their products.
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Earthues
Michel Whiplinger 2345 NW 97th St
Seattle, WA 98117
(206) 781-3184 Tel.
www.earthues.com
info@earthues.com
This company sells all natural dyes
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Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance Russ Crawford, President
Box 70
Bow Island, AB T0K 0G0
(587) 787 0900 Tel.
ed@hemptrade.ca email
www.hemptrade.ca
To tap into the plant's exciting potential for Canada, the industry recognised the need for a common national front. The Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance was formed in 2003: we are a non-profit national group of hemp processors, marketers, farmers and information specialist.
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Hempology.org
www.hempology.org
THE BOSTON HEMP CO-OP'S DIGITAL HEMP HISTORY LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
The HEMPOLOGY.ORG image gallery includes scans of many rare items, including hemp harvesting and processing machines, plates from USDA Yearbooks, several photos and advertisements from the Hemp for Victory campaign during World War II and drawings of hemp's cell structure. The ARTICLES page is divided into several sections: U.S. Government publications, Hemp for Victory articles, Other Historical Hemp Items of Interest, Hemp Poetry, Essays, Articles & Editorials
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3HG Network
www.3hgnetwork.com
Since 1994, your hemp industry business to business sourcing, consulting & sales Hub for raw materials, finished goods, promotional items and private label manufacturing.
We are your direct environmental network in the green market place. Connecting North American product suppliers with retailers worldwide.
"We put the green in your profits".
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Classy Dyeing and Finishing
710 W. 58th St.
Los Angeles, CA 90037
Tel. (323) 846-8554
sales@classydye.com
www.classydye.com/
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L.A.Gentex
L.A. GENTEX
529 Stanford Ave.
Los Angeles,CA 90013
Tel: 213-623-7099
www.lagentex.com
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Thistle Hill Weavers
www.thistlehillweavers.com
101 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Cherry Valley NY 13320
Rabbit Goody, owner TE: 518-284-2729
Toll Free: 866-384-2729
rabbitgoodythw@gmail.com
For more than 20 years, Thistle Hill Weavers has been weaving luxurious custom fabrics, carpet, and trim for designers, home owners, museums, and the film industry.
We specialize in creating accurate historic reproductions, working from surviving examples, documented patterns, and period weavers' drafts. Our work covers a wide range of periods: we've recreated early medieval textiles for Beowulf and woven custom fabric for modern high-end handbags.
Our ability to produce short runs of entirely custom fabric, carpet, and trims sets us apart from other textile manufacturers. (18 yards is our minimum custom order.) Our cloth is distinguished by the historic finishes we use which produce an authentic period look unmatched by commercially manufactured material.
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The Apparel Agency
www.theapparelagency.com
Our one-stop shop offers services fron concept to production to help you launch or grow your fashion business in one cohesive environment.
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Factory45
www.factory45.co
Factory45 takes sustainable apparel companies from idea to launch.
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