Sargassum is a wild brown seaweed we collect rather than cultivate, gathered from coastal waters near our farming communities. It's our alginate species — and increasingly, a raw material buyers ask about for biostimulant and agricultural use.
| Moisture | 15% or below |
| Foreign matter | Minimal after cleaning |
| Drying method | Sun-dried |
| Colour | Dark brown to olive |
| Standard pack | 25–50 kg compressed bales |
Because it's wild-collected rather than farmed, sargassum goes straight from coastal waters into our cleaning process — sand and shell fragments removed, washed, sun-dried, sorted by size, then baled for export.
No farming cycle to manage — sargassum moves straight from wild collection into processing.
Gathered from coastal waters near our farming communities.
Sand and shell fragments removed, then washed.
Dried in the open air to spec moisture levels.
Sorted by size, then baled at 25–50 kg for export.