Feeding the world sustainably
Controlled seaweed cultivation on land
Feeding the world sustainably
Controlled seaweed cultivation on land
Controlled seaweed cultivation on land
Controlled seaweed cultivation on land
Seaweed represents the future of sustainable food and resource production. As the global population surges toward 10 billion by 2057, our planet faces unprecedented challenges: freshwater scarcity, climate change and environmental degradation. Seaweed is a revolutionary solution and a sustainable source for feeding a growing population.
Rich in proteins - up to 40% of its dry weight - vitamins, minerals, omega-3 and fibers, seaweed is a nutritional powerhouse. It grows rapidly without the need for freshwater, making it one of the most efficient and sustainable food sources available. Furthermore, seaweed helps the environment by absorbing carbon dioxide and generates oxygen.
Seaweed farming in the ocean faces challenges regarding pollution, quality and maritime space. Land based seaweed cultivation offers the solution:
Land based seaweed cultivation is a form of saline agriculture, transforming low-fertility or saline-affected land into productive farmland. This approach fosters social and economic opportunities in coastal and arid regions, offering employment, local food production, export potential and sustainable growth. By leveraging land based seaweed cultivation, we unlock the potential of seaweed as a sustainable source for food and feed.
We cultivate seaweed for food in on-land cultivation systems, under controlled conditions ensuring consistent quality, reliable supply and high food safety.
The hybrid meat sausage with Seaweedland's seaweed of Seaweed Food Solutions and Royal Smilde was awarded gold by the jury at Slavakto.
Seaweedland visited Wageningen Algae Parc, to discuss a cooperation on seaweed cultivation measurement and control systems.
Seaweedland participated in the Business Innovation Program Food, hosted at the Wageningen University.
Seaweed is the future. Full of vitamins, fiber, minerals and proteins, CO2 negative, super fast growing and available in enormous quantities.
Seaweedland teamed up with the government of Bonaire, to discuss the possibility to grow seaweed on Bonaire.
Seaweedland visited Wageningen University & Research, to discuss a cooperation on bio-refining technologies.
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