Publish the specification.
The parameters a buyer must state, the test method for each, and what each supplier has actually documented.

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Hemplat indexes industrial hemp material—fiber, hurd, grain, and building products—and makes it purchasable by publishing specification, geography, and delivered cost. It does not cover cannabinoids.
What the platform does
The parameters a buyer must state, the test method for each, and what each supplier has actually documented.
Payload is set by bulk density, not weight. We compute delivered cost per ton and publish the method.
Buyers already test every lot on intake. We collect those results anonymously so the record survives past the transaction.
Scope
Industrial hemp sits at the intersection of agriculture, advanced materials, manufacturing, and construction. Yet the industry is difficult to purchase from as one industrial system.
This platform makes that system purchasable. It focuses on fiber, grain, building materials, textiles, biocomposites, processing equipment, and research. CBD, dispensaries, recreational cannabis, and wellness products sit outside our scope.

Founder
Founder, Hemplat
“I kept finding industrial hemp suppliers whose public information could not answer a buyer’s first questions about specification, location, or delivered price. I started Hemplat to fix that missing record. Everything here is sourced, dated, and marked when it is unverified. Where we do not know a number, we say so.”hello@hemplat.com
Methodology
Records are curated from public company, association, university, and government sources, and are not owner-verified.
Every organization page shows its sources and a review date.
Unknown values render as Not published. Nothing is estimated to fill a gap.
Specification values are marked lab-verified or self-reported at the level of the individual value.
The directory is selective. It is not a licensing registry.
Freight figures are planning estimates computed from a published formula, not carrier quotes.
Measured progress
These are the numbers we hold ourselves to. They start at zero and we publish them anyway.
Active organizations explicitly classified as producers in the sourcing dataset.
Organizations with an indexed capability that names at least one material output.
Distinct public source URLs attached to active organization records.
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