Dark tendrils of seaweed lie glistening on the rocky shore ... particularly during the hottest months of the year when field temperatures can reach 38-40C (100-104F). Whereas normally their ...

If you're looking for a guide to edible seaweed, a pretty accessible place to start is with nori. This salty, delicious sea ...

We know comparatively little about the abundance and distribution of seaweed species. So it is important to record them and monitor how they change over time. If you are running a group survey, ...

Unless gathered absolutely fresh, seaweed tends to be sold dried. It is available fresh from May to June. Carrageen, or Irish moss, is used as a vegetarian gelling agent in some processed foods.

which has devised a natural ingredient using edible seaweed extracts that can double the shelf life of perishable foods by reducing shrinkage and spoilage and keep it fresher for a longer period ...

Seaweed has been an essential part of Asian food culture for years. Only recently have Western communities come to acknowledge its nutritional assets. Rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants ...

The London startup Notpla has created a plastic alternative from seaweed that's biodegradable — and even edible. And it's hoping it could put a dent in the 300 million tons of plastic waste ...

Evoware co-founder David Christian said the idea of seaweed-based edible packaging was spurred by his desire to fight an explosion in plastic waste over the last few years in his home city of ...

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Wondering what the seaweed is like in Playa del Carmen? You’ve come to the right guide! I hate to be the bearer of bad news ...

The London startup Notpla has created a plastic alternative from seaweed that's biodegradable — and even edible. And it's hoping it could put a dent in the 300 million tons of plastic waste ...

Prince William awarded Notpla, a startup that makes sustainable plastic-like packaging out of seaweed, was awarded ... first product was the "Ooho" — an "edible bubble" designed to hold liquids.