A hemp cooler for drinks from various containers is launched in the USA

In the most highly developed country in the world, not only technologies for using the therapeutic properties of hemp, but also know-how based on the application of the mechanical and physical properties of a plant are actively developing. The “Recoil” concept is an adjustable hemp cooler, in which you can store and cool traditional containers (bottles, cans), in which various types of drinks are sold (non-alcoholic, low alcohol).

The production of new bottle and can coolers under the brand name "Recoil" began in New York. This is another invention of American technologists who use the exclusive properties of the hemp plant to bring to the market ecological goods with special characteristics.

Founder of the startup "Us and Hemp" (specializing in the creation of environmentally friendly products), developed the concept of "Recoil" - a hemp regulated cooler in which you can store and cool traditional containers (bottles, cans), in which various types of drinks are sold (non-alcoholic, low-alcohol ).

Having developed the concept of a hemp cooler, the owner of "Us and Hemp" suggested that the specialists of the company, which produces hemp biocomposites, be ashamed to develop this project. Convinced of the promise of Recoil, the partners turned to a company that specializes in the production of bioplastics, including those based on hemp biocomposites. Thus, a partnership was formed, within which hemp coolers began to enter the US market in large quantities.

Composite polymer granules consisting of 25% hemp raw materials

Process of making hemp cooler from composite polymer granules

Type of finished product

Commentary of experts of the Association "Ukrainian technical hemp"

The use of raw hemp has increased dramatically since the adoption of the relevant regulatory framework in late 2018. It is very indicative that in the most highly developed country in the world, not only technologies for using the therapeutic properties of cannabis are actively developing, but also know-how based on the application of the mechanical and physical properties of a plant. Having held a specialized round table " Hemp raw materials - technologies for its use in construction, production of biocomposite materials and furniture " as part of the training of students of " Hemp University ", it is with great regret that the topic of using hemp raw materials as the basis of modern biocomposite materials in our country is in embryonic state.