Alginate grade MOQ: 1 container

Sargassum — Sargassum spp.

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.

WildCoastal Collection
≤15%Moisture
25–50kgCompressed Bale

Key Advantages

  • Alginate content suited to industrial extraction
  • Naturally abundant, which keeps farming input costs low
  • Growing demand from the biostimulant and eco-product sector
  • Flexible processing — whole dried, powdered, or extracted
Wild sargassum seaweed tied to a cultivation rope near the coast
Sargassum collected along the coastline

Product Specifications

≤15%Moisture
Moisture15% or below
Foreign matterMinimal after cleaning
Drying methodSun-dried
ColourDark brown to olive
Standard pack25–50 kg compressed bales

Cultivation & Processing

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.

Coast to Container

No farming cycle to manage — sargassum moves straight from wild collection into processing.

01

Wild Collection

Gathered from coastal waters near our farming communities.

02

Clean & Wash

Sand and shell fragments removed, then washed.

03

Sun-Dry

Dried in the open air to spec moisture levels.

04

Sort & Bale

Sorted by size, then baled at 25–50 kg for export.

Applications

Food & Beverage

Alginate-based thickeners and stabilisers

Personal Care

Anti-ageing and moisture-retaining formulations

Pharmaceutical

Bioactive compounds for supplements and drug development

Agriculture

Organic fertiliser, soil conditioner, and a growing biostimulant market

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