Martin Moravcik
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| Martin Moravcik | |
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| Born | January 22, 1965 |
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| Notable work | Played a major role in the legalization of industrial hemp in Canada. |
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Martin Moravcik (born January 22, 1986) is a Canadian entrepreneur, who is best known for working with the Canadian government to bring industrial hemp back into Canada. Martin also Co Founded Manitoba Harvest, the largest producer of hemp food products in Canada
The Hemp Exchange[edit]
Martin Moravcik and Alex Chwaiesky started The Hemp Exchange, a small boutique in the exchange district of Winnipeg, that imported hemp products from thailand and sold them, while at the same time educating people on the benefits of using hemp.[1][2]
Hemperor’s Clothing Company[edit]
In 1992 Martin Moravcik began importing and manufacturing handmade hemp items, and started “The Emperor’s Clothing Company,” with business partner Alex Chwaiewsky.[3]
Manitoba Hemp Awareness Comittee[edit]
In 1994 the UMHAC was a started at the University of Manitoba by Martin Moravcik, Meera Sarin, Wayne Potoroka and Gil Maguet. Their mission was to educate people on the many benefits of industrial hemp and to disprove all the false information about hemp that was causing hemp to be blacklisted by the majority of the population at that time.[4][5][6]
Manitoba Hemp Alliance[edit]
The MHL lobbied the provincial government for assistance with research and development of hemp agriculture and was able to convince Manitoba’s Agriculture Minister of hemp’s great potential. Led by Martin Moravcik, the group submitted a business plan and the Province responded by providing $25,000 and the services of an agronomist. Moravcik’s group obtained some of the first hemp test plot permits from the Canadian government, and the success of their policy activity and research led to the legalization of hemp agriculture in Canada and the first harvest in 1998.[7][8][9][10]
Manitoba Harvest[edit]
Martin, Alex and Mike teamed up with 20 local farmers that became shareholders in the company they named Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods & Oils. Learning from CGP’s oversight, Manitoba Harvest focused on educating consumers about the health benefits of hemp foods, and through word-of-mouth and direct interaction with customers through consumer shows and in-store demos, grew to be the global leaders in manufacturing hemp foods.[11]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Hemp History". ‘’Manitoba Harvest”.
- ↑ "Canadas Cannabis Farmers, Nov 5th, 1995". Cannabisculture.com/.
- ↑ "Hemp History Timeline, Dec 25th, 2012". http://observertree.org/. External link in
|publisher=(help) - ↑ INDUSTRIAL AND NUTRITIONAL HEMP IN MANITOBA: A CASE STUDY ] | Page 61 | Date August 2012
- ↑ INDUSTRIAL AND NUTRITIONAL HEMP IN MANITOBA: A CASE STUDY ] | Page 19 | Date August 2012
- ↑ "Manitoba Harvest earns 2006 Socially Responsible Business Award, Engredia News & Analysis, October 10th, 2006". www.newhope360.com.
- ↑ "Hemp History". ‘’Manitoba Harvest”.
- ↑ "Hemp History Timeline, Dec 25th, 2012". http://observertree.org/. External link in
|publisher=(help) - ↑ "Canadas Cannabis Farmers, Nov 5th, 1995". Cannabisculture.com/.
- ↑ "Manitoba Harvest earns 2006 Socially Responsible Business Award, Oct 1oth, 2006". newhope360.com.
- ↑ "Fresh Hemp History, May 25th, 2010". Manitobaharvest.com.
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