Sea weed sellers

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SARGASSUM SEAWEED 1. Dried Sargassum Seaweed : Small leaf and big leaf Moisture: 13% max Impurities: 3% max Packing: In bale of 50 kgs/ PP bag, or as customer requirements Drying process: Cleaned by freshwater and dried by sunshine Crop: Latest Origin: Viet Nam 2.Sargassum Grind Seaweed: Color: Brown Packing: In bale of 25/50 kgs PP&PE bag, or as customer requirements Crop: Latest Origin: Viet Nam 3. Sargassum Seaweed (Powder) Color: Brown Moisture: 10% max Impurities: 3% max Protein: 10% min Packing: In bale of 25/50 kgs PP&PE bag, or as customer requirements Crop: Latest Origin: Viet Nam

Gracilaria is a genus of red algae (Rhodophyta) notable for its economic importance as an agarophyte, as well as its use as a food for humans and various species of shellfish. Various species within the genus are cultivated among Asia, South America, Africa and Oceania. Gracilaria is used as a food in Japanese, Hawaiian, and Filipino cuisine. In Japanese cuisine, it is called ogonori or ogo. In the Philippines, it is called gulaman or guraman. Raw graciliaria seaweed Specification Moisture: 18-20%max Impurities: 3-5%max Packing  : bale of 50kgs/bag Graciliaria seaweed powder Specification Moisture: 11% max Impurities: 3% max Packing  : bale of 50kgs/bag

EUCHEUMA COTTONII 1. Raw Eucheuma Cottonii : Moisture: 33-35% Impurities: 3-5% max Shelf life: 6 months Packing: 50kgs /bag 2.  Violent Eucheuma Cottonii: Moisture: 30-35% Impurities: 3% max Shelf life: 6 months Packing: 50kgs /bag. 3.Dried Violent Eucheuma Cottonii: Moisture: 30-35% Impurities: 3% max Shelf life: 6 months Packing: 50kgs /bag. 4.White Eucheuma Cottonii: Moisture: 30-35% Impurities: 3% max Shelf life: 6 months Packing: 50kgs /bag.

Ulva lactuca is also known as sea lettuce. Seaweeds taste more primo when harvested early in the spring growing season far away from possible pollutants. They can then be integrated into recipes either fresh or dried. Harvested Ulva blades should be completely grass green in color. Merely rinse them in fresh water to remove the strong salty taste and it’s ready to mix into a salad or whatever - a fine addition and enhancement to a meal. Moisture: 15% max Impurities: 3% max Packing:  30/ 50 kgs/ PP bag, or as customer requirements Drying process: Cleaned by freshwater and dried by sunshine Crop: Latest Origin: Viet Nam 2. Ulva lactuca / green seaweed (powder) Moisture: 15% max Impurities: 3% max Packing:  30/ 50 kgs/ PP bag, or as customer requirements Drying process: Cleaned by freshwater and dried by sunshine Crop: Latest Origin: Viet Nam

It is known by many common names like Norwegian kelp, egg wrack, rockweed, knotted wrack and knotted kelp. Fronds: Ascophyllum Nodosum has elongated fronds without midrib. They have air bladders looking like eggs, situated at a certain space from each other. They stick to the rocks with the help of hold-fasts which are root-like structures. Color : Fronds display a mix of olive and brown colors. Size   : The fronds measure approximately 2 meters in length. Taste : These sea weeds have a salty taste. It is widely used for making human and animal food apart from medicinal supplements. It is also used for making agricultural products.

Its Latin name is “Caulerpa lentillifera” for the purists. It is one of the favored species of edible Caulerpa due to its soft and succulent texture.   Although called Sea Grapes (Umibudou) for their shape, it is a saweed variety! Apparently they can be found in some islands an seas in South Eastern Asia and Oceania. World vegetarian and vegans, look out for them! The whole seaweed can reach betwen 2 and 5 metres, but only the extremities including the “grapes” are consumed. In Okinawa where they have been eaten eons, they are also called “green caviar”! Searape is usually eaten raw with vinegar, as a snack or in a salad.. You can eat them raw of course with soy sauce or rice vinegar mixed with mustard. Type: seagrape for salad Specification Color: natural green Shelf-life: 7days Packing:  in box of 2.5 - 4kgs/layer, 10kgs/box

Moisture: 30% max Impurities: 1% max Packing: In PP 25-50 kgs/bag, or as customer requirements Quantity: 1 cont 20’ FCL (15MTs +-1) Origin: Viet Nam 

Agar-agar belongs to the natural polysaccharide, rich in dissolvable fiber.  It contents low caloric, has function of health care to the human body, such as clearing the intestinal by removing noxious substances and lowering blood sugar. Agar-agar is widely used as a base of bacterium culture medium and microbe carrier in medicine, agriculture and bioengineering. It can be further made into Agarose, which is widely applied in the analysis and research of clinical diagnosis, biochemistry, microbiology and immunology. Use: - Candy, jelly, rice cake, canned food, ham and sausage - Jam, peanut butter, sesame jam - Ice cream, water ic - Fruit juice, beverage Function: - Gelation, stabilization - Thickening , stabilization - Stabilization - Suspension, dispersion, stabilization Specification - Gel Strength: 700g/cm2-1300g/cm2 - Appearance: White to lighe yellow - Loss weight after drying: ≤15.0%(strips≤22.0%) - Dregs after burning: ≤5.0

WHAT IS SEAWEED ? Some seaweeds are microscopic, such as the phytoplankton that live suspended in the water column and provide the base for most marine food chains. Some are enormous, like the giant kelp that grow in abundant “forests” and tower like underwater redwoods from their roots at the bottom of the sea. Most are medium-sized, come in colors of red, green, brown, and black, and randomly wash up on beaches and shorelines just about everywhere. The vernacular “seaweed” is a bona-fide misnomer, because a weed is a plant that spreads so profusely it can harm the habitat where it takes hold. (Consider kudzu, the infamous “mile-a-minute vine” that chokes waterways throughout the U.S. Southeast). Not only are the fixed and free-floating “weeds” of the sea utterly essential to innumerable marine creatures, both as food and as habitat, they also provide many benefits to land-dwellers, notably those of the human variety. Seaweed is chock-full of vitamins, minerals, and f

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