Microalgae “superfood” supplements like spirulina and chlorella ... and make microalgae instantly recognizable as a food. “When you see an apple, you know what it tastes like,” she says.

Sarker has been working for years, alongside Professor Anne Kapuscinski and the rest of the UC Santa Cruz team, to create new feed formulations by recycling leftovers from marine microalgae that’s ...

Consumers, businesses and researchers have shown growing interest in microalgae in recent years. Use of Arthrospira platensis (spirulina) as a food supplement is one example. Others include how ...

The report provides an in-depth analysis of the microalgae market across five major geographies, current market trends, size, and recent developments, and the forecast till 2030. The growth of this ...

the Danish food-tech company seeks to increase its production capacity of chlorella algae products for the food ingredients and dietary supplement markets. Aliga bought the existing microalgae ...

Cyanotech Corporation, a world leader in microalgae technology for ... These natural, farm grown, dietary ingredients and supplements leverage our experience and reputation for quality, building ...

An in-depth TMR study found that spirulina presented the largest opportunity for microalgae-based products market in 2020. A bulk of demand comes from nutraceuticals & dietary supplements industry.