Hemp Inc (HEMP)

[Condor65]

Good question, i can only speculate, but ...

Bruce could not have found another place with those features, or it was particularly convenient.

https://maps.google.it/maps?client=firefox-a&hs=jyP&rls=org.mozilla:it:official&channel=rcs&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.80185997,d.d2s&biw=1024&bih=546&um=1&ie=UTF-8&fb=1&gl=it&ftid=0x89ac327f060b8d3b:0x6e1d43a30ec5c120&q=1436+N+Carolina+581,+Spring+Hope,+NC+27882,+Stati+Uniti&sa=X&ei=rPt0VPeyCoXeaonZgfAD&ved=0CCAQ8gEwAA&output=classic&dg=brw

"The replacement value (the cost to duplicate this today) of the decortication and milling plant, the 70,000 square-foot warehouse (with a 6-inch cement foundation and a refrigerated section), the semi trucks, forklifts and other equipment, and millions of pounds of processed Kenaf exceeds $20,000,000. However, since the plant, Kenaf and the new warehouse and acreage was purchased through the bankruptcy court, the company only paid a fraction of that cost, thereby getting a great deal."

Perhaps because it has no competition in NC.

"From protein to fiber to CBDs, our aim is to be the leading processor of processed and raw hemp materials," said Perlowin. There are also plans of building a GMP compliant facility for the extraction of CBDs from hemp. "While we wait for North Carolina to change its law to legalize hemp, revenues will be generated from processing Kenaf for the oil drilling pipes, textile, building automotive and other industries. It's the perfect migration strategy," says Perlowin, to generate revenues from the Kenaf plant and thus keep Hemp, Inc. years ahead in the hemp processing industry

Or because North Carolina is in the center of Cotton Area.
I have no idea how much cultivated land would need to feed the decorticator with over 15.0000 tons of hemp/year

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/hemp-inc-reports-2014-third-172455608.html


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