The inaugural meeting of the Macroalgae Working Group was held during the Algae Biomass Summit on September 18, 2020. Attendees included producers, end users, researchers, government agencies, and NGOs from around the world. The group discussed a broad range of topics impacting the seaweed industry and had a robust discussion on what the working group …
Following the Algae Food and Feed Meeting at the Algae Biomass Summit, the Algae for Food and Feed executive committee hosted a Town Hall on October 14, 2020. The Town Hall was a direct follow up to the discussion on regulatory initiatives at the Summit meeting, and the purpose was to get feedback on how …
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Update 12/22/20: We’ve moved the deadline to qualify for 2021 membership discounts to January 15, 2021! At the Algae Biomass Organization we are building a better future with one of the most promising new technology platforms. We see how algae cultivation, harvesting and product development can come together to improve global sustainability, feed billions of …
Who doesn’t love an excuse to make some spooky treats for the Halloween season? If you are looking for natural, brilliant color for your cookies, cupcakes and more, be sure experiment with some of these algae-based ingredients: This year will be a very rare blue moon Halloween. So consider using the deep blue pigments from …
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The virtual Algae Biomass Summit concluded last week, and the most significant takeaway was that the new online format provided a more dynamic collaboration than ever before, and with larger group of participants spread across the globe. Speakers, poster presenters, exhibitors, sponsors, and hundreds of attendees gathered continue the momentum to make algae a new …
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