ABOUT THE FAIR
The LändleCan Project is far more than just a trade fair – it is a forward-looking platform for innovation, education, and sustainable dialogue centered around hemp. Its mission: to open up new perspectives, connect industries, and showcase the full versatility of the hemp plant.
Once a year, the TENNIS.EVENT.CENTER in Hohenems transforms into a vibrant meeting place for national and international exhibitors, producers, distributors, scientists, legal experts, creatives, and curious consumers.
The event is organized by CG-Halei – Christian Graupeter, MSc., an experienced professional operating at the intersection of event management, sustainability, and education. With a strong focus on knowledge sharing, networking, and public awareness, the event promotes a responsible and future-oriented approach to hemp – beyond traditional recreational use.
At the heart of the LändleCan Project are key future-oriented topics such as health, cultivation, law, research, and sustainability. The trade fair places hemp in the spotlight as a renewable resource, medical product, gourmet good, and driver of innovation. Visitors can explore a high-quality exhibition featuring everything from medical hemp products, seeds, and fertilizers to textiles, building materials, and culinary hemp delicacies. This diverse exhibition is complemented by a dynamic program of expert lectures, panel discussions, workshops, and networking sessions.
Hohenems, as the host city, aligns perfectly with the fair’s philosophy. As a cultural and economic hub in Vorarlberg, it offers excellent accessibility and combines tradition with modern infrastructure. The TENNIS.EVENT.CENTER, with its central location and multifunctional facilities, provides ideal conditions for both exhibitors and visitors.
The LändleCan Project is a one-of-a-kind event in the DACH region. It creates a deliberately local yet internationally relevant forum that brings innovative hemp projects and sustainable value creation to the forefront in the Ländle. Exhibitors come from sectors such as agriculture, pharmaceuticals, research, law, textiles, and the food industry. The audience includes a diverse mix of professionals, entrepreneurs, startups, investors, and interested end consumers.
Whether by car, bus, or train – Hohenems is easily accessible both regionally and across borders. The LändleCan Project not only offers a stage for one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants but also extends an invitation to rethink hemp – in innovative, diverse, and responsible ways.
The LändleCan-Projekt in Hohenems took place from Friday, 09. January to Sunday, 11. January 2026.