By onboarding thousands of smallholder farmers into our cultivation network, Regreen is turning subsistence agriculture into a pathway for economic empowerment. Farmers receive:

• Free or subsidized certified hemp seed

• Agronomic training and regulatory compliance support

• Guaranteed purchase contracts and predictable revenue

This structure not only boosts rural incomes but encourages sustainable land use and environmental stewardship, helping to regenerate degraded soils and rebuild farming confidence.

By situating our factory in Mzuzu, Regreen brings advanced manufacturing to a historically under-industrialized region. We are building not just a plant—but an ecosystem. Our presence stimulates demand for:

• Local housing and hospitality

• Equipment maintenance services

• Packaging, printing, and related SMEs

• Vocational training and technical education partnerships

This catalyzes regional economic diversification, reducing dependency on imports and aid-driven models.

Our business keeps money in the region. Whether it's paying farmers directly, hiring local teams, or reinvesting in community partnerships, Regreen’s circular model ensures that wealth created in the system stays within it. This helps:

• Reduce capital flight

• Increase local purchasing power

• Build resilient community economies

• Strengthen regional trade integration

In short, we grow people as much as we grow products.