Stevia Corp. Announces Real Hemp LLC's Collaborati
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Posted On: 10/21/2015 10:07:51 AM
Stevia Corp. Announces Real Hemp LLC's Collaboration With Internationally Recognized Designer and the Rubber Killer® Brand
Pre-Orders Start on October 23, 2015 at the Realhemp™ Online Store
Market Wired Release
INDIANAPOLIS, IN--(Marketwired - Oct 21, 2015) - Stevia Corp. (OTC PINK: STEV) ("Stevia Corp" or the "Company"
, an international farm management company and healthcare company focused on the commercial development of products that support a healthy lifestyle, including stevia and hemp and their compounds, is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Real Hemp LLC will be collaborating with the Rubber Killer® brand to introduce a line of eco-friendly, high fashion and functional bags to the US market.
Rubber Killer® bags help solve one of the most important environmental challenges facing every municipality in the world for the past 100 years. How to properly dispose or use scrap rubber in a profitable and responsible manner? The Rubber Killer® bags use abandoned inner tubes from semi-truck tires in addition to recycled car safety belts and hemp fabric, one of the most durable fabrics known to man for hundreds of years, to create a durable high fashion bag made from repurposed and up-cycled materials.
The Rubber Killer® brand consists of an exciting line of fashionable handbags, which was recently featured in one of the world's most prestigious fashion shows in Paris, France.
The Rubber Killer® collaboration with Real Hemp, (referred to as the "RKRH collaboration" , includes the introduction of an exclusive line of bags combining the recycled rubber feature from other Rubber Killer® products with Real Hemp's fabric line. This will also mark the first introduction of the Realhemp™ fabric line to the market.
Rubber Killer® bags are designed by world-renowned designer, Saroengrong Wong-Savun ("Joi" , whose company, Rubber Killer Co., Ltd., recently received the Thailand Prime Minister's Export Award of 2015. Joi will serve as lead designer for the entire line of RKRH collaboration bags. Joi's creative efforts are emboldened by his ability to create brilliant designs that are environmentally responsible, all while sacrificing none of the creative ingenuity that are the hallmark of Joi's design portfolio.
Real Hemp will introduce the exclusive line of RKRH collaboration bags to the US market this Fall with pre-orders available online starting October 23, 2015 at https://www.realhempstore.com/shop/fashion-apparel/.
George Blankenbaker, Stevia Corp President, comments, "The collaboration with Rubber Killer® supports our efforts to create environmentally conscious lifestyle solution products that embody our principals and bring hemp into the hands of consumers to experience hemp's almost limitless potential. Rubber Killer® and Joi also support our strong belief in corporate social responsibility by allocating a percentage of Rubber Killers' profits to fund local education scholarships and provide opportunities for local workers in emerging economies by training them, providing valuable skills and providing fair compensation under the Fair Trade International system."
Pre-Orders Start on October 23, 2015 at the Realhemp™ Online Store
Market Wired Release
INDIANAPOLIS, IN--(Marketwired - Oct 21, 2015) - Stevia Corp. (OTC PINK: STEV) ("Stevia Corp" or the "Company"
, an international farm management company and healthcare company focused on the commercial development of products that support a healthy lifestyle, including stevia and hemp and their compounds, is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Real Hemp LLC will be collaborating with the Rubber Killer® brand to introduce a line of eco-friendly, high fashion and functional bags to the US market. Rubber Killer® bags help solve one of the most important environmental challenges facing every municipality in the world for the past 100 years. How to properly dispose or use scrap rubber in a profitable and responsible manner? The Rubber Killer® bags use abandoned inner tubes from semi-truck tires in addition to recycled car safety belts and hemp fabric, one of the most durable fabrics known to man for hundreds of years, to create a durable high fashion bag made from repurposed and up-cycled materials.
The Rubber Killer® brand consists of an exciting line of fashionable handbags, which was recently featured in one of the world's most prestigious fashion shows in Paris, France.
The Rubber Killer® collaboration with Real Hemp, (referred to as the "RKRH collaboration"
, includes the introduction of an exclusive line of bags combining the recycled rubber feature from other Rubber Killer® products with Real Hemp's fabric line. This will also mark the first introduction of the Realhemp™ fabric line to the market. Rubber Killer® bags are designed by world-renowned designer, Saroengrong Wong-Savun ("Joi"
, whose company, Rubber Killer Co., Ltd., recently received the Thailand Prime Minister's Export Award of 2015. Joi will serve as lead designer for the entire line of RKRH collaboration bags. Joi's creative efforts are emboldened by his ability to create brilliant designs that are environmentally responsible, all while sacrificing none of the creative ingenuity that are the hallmark of Joi's design portfolio. Real Hemp will introduce the exclusive line of RKRH collaboration bags to the US market this Fall with pre-orders available online starting October 23, 2015 at https://www.realhempstore.com/shop/fashion-apparel/.
George Blankenbaker, Stevia Corp President, comments, "The collaboration with Rubber Killer® supports our efforts to create environmentally conscious lifestyle solution products that embody our principals and bring hemp into the hands of consumers to experience hemp's almost limitless potential. Rubber Killer® and Joi also support our strong belief in corporate social responsibility by allocating a percentage of Rubber Killers' profits to fund local education scholarships and provide opportunities for local workers in emerging economies by training them, providing valuable skills and providing fair compensation under the Fair Trade International system."
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