Hemp, Inc. (HEMPD) Announces Launch of National Media Campaign, Approaches Completion of Decortication Plant

In an effort to elevate its cosmeceutical and nutraceutical product lines, Hemp, Inc. recently announced a full media partnership and public relations agreement with Freedom Leaf, Inc. (OTC: FRLF), a leading marijuana-related news, multimedia, entertainment, public relations and branding firm. Under the terms of this six-month campaign, Hemp, Inc. will receive a full-page advertisement in each of Freedom Leaf magazine’s monthly print editions, as well as its related digital and social media platforms. Following the commencement of this agreement on September 1, 2015, the company’s advertisements will appear in tens of thousands of copies throughout 32 states.

“We expect this national campaign launch to bolster existing marketing efforts and maximize profits,” Bruce Perlowin, chief executive officer of Hemp, Inc., stated in a news release. “The upcoming advertisements across Freedom Leaf’s platforms are designed to be a ‘call-to-action’ to join the industrial hemp revolution and fight misleading propaganda and long-standing misinformation on the hemp plant.”

This campaign, which is a continuation of the company’s aggressive marketing strategy for its existing line, will highlight Hemp, Inc.’s popular selection of hemp-infused products – including shampoos, conditioners, moisturizers, lip balms, skin treatment oils and candles. Additionally, these advertising efforts coincide with the impending launch of the company’s 70,000 square-foot decortication plant. When operational, this plant is expected to be the largest natural fiber manufacturing and processing facility in North America.

“I believe Hemp, Inc. is a true pioneer in the industrial hemp industry and I have high hopes about the direction in which Hemp, Inc. is moving,” stated Clifford J. Perry, chief executive officer of Freedom Leaf. “Their decortication plant in Spring Hope, North Carolina, is going to change the way we do business and help transition from non-sustainable synthetic solutions to more hemp-based clean, green solutions.”

Although banned in the U.S. under the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937, industrial hemp has been making a comeback in recent years. In 2014, Congress passed the federal Farm Bill, which allowed some states to cultivate the plant for research purposes. In March, North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple took it one step further by signing a bill into law that laid the groundwork for a commercial hemp industry in the state. For Hemp, Inc., this rising sentiment around the country could provide a platform for sustainable financial growth in the future.

To date, Hemp, Inc. has completed the first stage of four toward preparing its manufacturing facility for operation. While the company awaits the legalization of industrial hemp in North Carolina, it plans to use the facility to process kenaf, a commercial fiber crop related to cotton. For prospective shareholders, the popularity of Hemp, Inc.’s existing product lines, as well as the near limitless market potential presented by its decortication plant, makes the company an intriguing investment opportunity moving forward. Look for Hemp, Inc. to continue capitalizing on its position in one of the country’s most rapidly expanding markets while awaiting additional regulatory reform.

For more information, visit www.hempinc.com

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