SeaMark Deliverable 7.2: A Platform for Market Exploitation
Publication details
Publisher : Horizon Europe Innovation Action
Publication type : Report
Number of pages : 14
Links
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ARKIV
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hdl.handle.net/11250/3167862
FULLTEKST
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seamark.eu/wp-content/uploads/...
Research areas
Marketing strategy
Food from new sources
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Summary
Multiple native European seaweed species are subject to growing interest from European policymakers, researchers, industry, and consumers alike as climate-smart alternatives to terrestrial crops and fossil-based industrial feedstocks. In Europe, commercialisation of macroalgae remains in its infancy: most producers are small-scale, with biomass applied predominantly in niche or low-volume product. The potential range of mainstream industrial applications of macroalgae is far-reaching, from bio-stimulants and feed additives to meat replacers, nutraceuticals, cosmeceuticals, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical devices. Remaining bottlenecks to upscaling the industry include the development of robust, high yield seed material; high-volume pre-processing and biorefinery; product development; as well as industry-, regulatory- and consumer acceptance. The SeaMark (“Seaweed-based market applications”) project will identify, develop, and exploit concrete solutions to all of the above bottlenecks, thereby accelerating the