Hemp has long been recognized as an exceptionally efficient raw material for paper production. Unlike trees, which take between 20 and 80 years to mature, hemp can be harvested in just 3 to 4 months, making it a significantly more renewable resource. Furthermore, hemp stalks contain up to 85% cellulose, whereas wood contains only 30–40%. Cellulose is the primary component used in papermaking. Paper made from hemp is generally stronger, more durable, and more resistant to decomposition than paper