Seville & Granada: Securing Local Partners and Facilities to Increase Production Capacity
Rare Earth Global last week visited Seville and Granada, two cities whose histories are deeply tied to global trade, agriculture and innovation, as the company continues to accelerate into its next phase of growth. Against this striking backdrop, the visit focused on a clear objective: securing local partners and facilities that can help increase production capacity from 200 tonnes to 2,000 tonnes per year, with a blueprint already in place to scale beyond 10,000 tonnes in the future.
What the team found was highly encouraging. Across both regions, there was a strong sense of agricultural heritage combined with advanced infrastructure and capable operators ready to engage with regenerative, high-growth crops. For us, this combination of tradition and innovation reflects exactly the kind of ecosystem needed to support the next stage of industrial hemp scaling. The visit reinforced the company’s confidence that the right regional partnerships can play a pivotal role in unlocking more resilient and sustainable supply chains.
Most importantly, the trip highlighted a shared belief in the future of restorative materials. Rare Earth Global met partners who, like the company, see long-term value in materials that work with nature rather than against it. That belief is central to the company’s mission to scale industrial hemp as a regenerative feedstock with applications across multiple industries, from construction to aquaculture and beyond.
As demand continues to grow, Rare Earth Global is expanding its preferred partner network across key regions to ensure it can scale effectively and responsibly. The company is actively seeking farmers and processors interested in incorporating a novel feedstock into their operations and helping shape the next generation of sustainable industry. With momentum building rapidly and new opportunities emerging across international markets, this latest visit to southern Spain marks another important step in what has already been a landmark year for the business.