seaweed fertilizer

The work could help coastal economies affected by seaweed overgrowth and lay the groundwork for sustainable bioproduct industries in the region.

Designation aims to enable sustainable harvest and industrial use of seaweed affecting Caribbean tourism.

Scientists and officials explore innovative approaches to mitigate the annual sargassum crisis impacting tourism and coastal communities.

Umaro, known for its seaweed-derived protein products, and Sway, which specializes in seaweed-based bioplastics, aim to leverage seaweed’s regenerative properties and minimal resource needs to create environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional plastics.

As the harvesting season peaks, Karelian fishing enterprises have significantly increased their seaweed collection from the White Sea.

Seaweed is rich in minerals, acts as a natural fertilizer, and has been used in this capacity for thousands of years.

Despite challenges, Caribbean entrepreneurs strive to transform sargassum into profitable products, aiming to alleviate the environmental and economic impacts of its abundance.

Researchers at Penn State say that a fast-growing water plant could have significant benefits for agriculture and food security.

The company set to present cutting-edge products and breakthrough technologies at the 14th China International Fertilizer Show.