Canhify collaborates with several scientific, technological, and educational partners to explore innovative markets and new hemp plants' applications.
Our protocols with European universities contribute to the expansion of research within the academic community, specifically focusing on the benefits of industrial hemp.
Canhify is establishing protocols with technology partners actively seeking industrial hemp as a raw material to pioneer innovative products across sectors like textiles, automotive, and construction industries.
Our collaborative efforts with associations dedicated to promoting the hemp industry and target markets center on cultivating enduring relationships and active participation in fostering a sustainable future for hemp farming.
We're always looking for like-minded partners!
If you are an entrepreneur, a school, a researcher, an association, or a company, and you share our values and are looking to develop industrial hemp projects, we would love to hear from you!
Canhify collaborated with Umimare to develop GRASCO, an innovative organic foliar fertilizer under the brand Oramatech. Crafted from local red algae in Figueira da Foz, this fertilizer is the outcome of extensive scientific research.
GRASCO was Engineered to enhance plant vigor, fortify root systems, and boost resistance to environmental stressors.
ULASCO, created in partnership with Umimare under the brand Oramatech, is a cutting-edge organic foliar fertilizer, crafted from green algae cultivated in Figueira da Foz, Portugal.
ULASCO represents the culmination of rigorous scientific research, with a focus on optimizing plant growth and well-being while prioritizing environmental sustainability.
Canhify leads the textile industry's transformation through innovative, sustainable, and zero-waste hemp fiber processes, supported not only by ANIVEC but also in collaboration with Coimbra's University.
This partnership amplifies our commitment to environmental responsibility, fostering advancements that position hemp as a leading eco-friendly alternative in the textile sector.
