Green Lanes begins mass production of its Strumber product line while reporting a **PLN 2.42 million loss** in Q3. The company’s financial performance contrasts with global climate projections, which suggest **CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels may drop by 0.4% in 2026**—though land-use changes could offset gains, pushing total emissions to a record **43.3 billion tonnes**. The Global Carbon Budget 2026 also highlights mixed trends, including declining oil-related emissions and persistent coal growth.
Poland’s Green Lanes S.A. is consolidating its operations by absorbing its wholly owned subsidiary, The True Green S.A. The move transfers all assets of The True Green to the parent company, Green Lanes, which already holds 100% of its shares. Both firms operate from Tarnawatka-Tartak.
Green Lanes secures a licensing agreement with the Institute of Natural Fibres and Medicinal Plants to use the Białobrzeskie hemp variety and access its seeds. The deal enables the company to develop hemp-based materials for its product line. The license covers both fiber production and seed sourcing for manufacturing.
Green Lanes, a Polish startup, is preparing to launch on NewConnect to expand its production of sustainable wood alternatives made from hemp. The company aims to scale operations through this market entry, targeting eco-conscious material solutions.