Hemp is a plant with an extremely wide range of applications, from food products and cosmetics to textiles and a raw material known as hemp plastic. The cultivation and production processes make these products environmentally friendly. The Cannabis sativa L. plant is not demanding in cultivation, requiring little water, no pesticides, absorbing a significant amount of carbon dioxide, and producing oxygen. Hemp grows rapidly and is rich in biomass. These aspects bring hope for the ecological future in many industries, including eco-plastic production. What exactly is hemp plastic, and how is it different from its traditional version produced from petroleum? This article will answer these questions and more.<\/strong><\/p>\n