Our mission is to protect, promote, and grow Missouri’s hemp industry through advocacy, education, and collaboration.
MO Hemp Trade Association is registered as a 501(c)(6) organization.
We work with our members, subscribers, and sponsors to Protect the Federally Legal plant Hemp and the ancillary jobs created in the State of Missouri and beyond.
There are thousands of federally legal Hemp Businesses and jobs in the State of Missouri.
We work with Small Businesses, Veterans, Farmers, Distributors, Advocates, Educators, Lobbyists, and even Lawyers, to educate and protect The Hemp Plant, The Hemp Industry, and the consumers. There are thousands of Federally Legal ancillary jobs created around the Hemp plant in Missouri and many more across the USA. Education and communication are key components to help us find solutions for the problems that can impact our members, subscribers, sponsors, consumers, advocates and State.
- The Mission of MO Hemp Trade Association includes but is not limited to work in the following areas
- Advocate for Policy and Regulatory Support: Influence legislation and regulations to benefit the hemp industry.
- Promote Industry Standards and Best Practices: Ensure quality, safety, and sustainability within the industry.
- Provide Education and Resources: Offer training and resources to enhance member knowledge and skills.
- Facilitate Networking and Collaboration: Create opportunities for members to connect and collaborate.
- Support Economic Growth and Innovation: Promote research, development, and commercialization of hemp products.
- Enhance Public Awareness and Acceptance: Educate the public about the benefits and uses of hemp. – Protect Member Interests: Offer legal, regulatory, and business support services to members.
MO Hemp
Statistics
Brooklyn Hill
President, MO Hemp Trade
1000+
Hemp-related businesses and jobs currently supported in Missouri
3
major bills influenced or defeated in the last two years.
$1.3 b
$1.3 billion+ projected U.S. hemp market size by 2027 - 2028
100+
Missouri lawmakers contacted by MHTA during the 2024 session.
40+
local businesses have joined the movement to protect hemp-derived cannabinoids.
