Algae in the News | October 2019

October was a busy month for the business of algae in the news. Some of our favorites include innovative designs that allow building tiles to scrub wastewater, the expansion of algae-based feeds in aquaculture, and a futuristic look at how algae could act as oxygen factories inside your blood vessels. Read on to see our selection of news for the month of October, 2019:

New biofabricated clothing made from algae goes through photosynthesis just like plants

Inhabitat-Oct 26, 2019

Making seafood more sustainable – could algae be the answer?

The Guardian-Oct 25, 2019

Thai Union to bring out ‘zero fishmeal’ product range in 2020

Undercurrent News-Oct 25, 2019

Algae inside blood vessels could act as oxygen factories

Science News-Oct 23, 2019

Resurgence of Algae in Biotech: From Fuels to Foods

BioSpace-Oct 23, 2019

Researchers Turn Algae Into a Material as Hard as Steel

EcoWatch-Oct 15, 2019

These algae tiles scrub toxins and pollution out of wastewater

Fast Company-Oct 14, 2019

More precision feeding with digestibility enhancers

The Pig Site-Oct 9, 2019

Salmon Group commitment means algae now used in over 25% of Norwegian feed

Undercurrent News-Oct 4, 2019

Algae, a low-impact, delicious and sustainable food

Massive Science-Oct 4, 2019

Algae Demand Our Attention

Core77-Oct 3, 2019

New BioMar feed concept designed to have lowest possible impact on wild ocean resources

Feed Navigator-Oct 3, 2019

Algae might be a secret weapon to combating climate change

Quartz-Oct 1, 2019

Salmon farmers sign up for algal alternative to fish oil

The Fish Site-Oct 1, 2019

How algae could help save us from the impending freshwater crisis

Massive Science-Sept 29, 2019

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