We’re proud members of the UpLink Ocean Cohort through the World Economic Forum. Please check out this quick video, and share, to learn just a little bit more about our work, and how it is inspiring new ways of considering aquaculture on a global scale!
“Atlantic Sea Farms, whose model of providing kelp seeds and buying the results minimizes financial risk for fishermen, continues to develop unique kelp products at its headquarters in Biddeford, Maine. “We aim to make our products not only delicious but also easy to use and accessible” so they require little to no preparation, says CEO Briana…
Looking for a kelp how-to guide? Well here it is! Kristy Del Coro, MS RD, has the roundup of how to incorporate more delicious kelp into your days. BONUS: Recipe from Chef Marc Murphy! READ THE ARTICLE GET THE RECIPE
Kathy Gunst and Jeremy Hobson have somehow made us even more excited to eat kelp! WBUR’s Here & Now takes a dip into kelp farming, our delicious products, and new and yummy ways to incorporate kelp into Kathy’s always-incredible recipes! Spoiler alert: Jeremy Hobson is REALLY into our Sea-Chi! LISTEN IN to WBUR’s Here &…
Fit to Print! Food & Wine Magazine “Want to eat one of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet, one that’s great for the environment and actually helps sustain local Maine fishing communities, too? Of course you do. So start buying kelp.” – Ray Isle for Food & Wine Magazine The Special double Holiday edition…
Our partnership with Whole Foods Market continues to grow, and we are overjoyed to be considered a shining star supplier partner. In The Whole Story, the Whole Foods sustainability standards team and Atlantic Sea Farms leadership outline the positive ecosystem services and community impact provided by the opportunity of seaweed aquaculture.
“Chef Matt Haight of Atlantic Sea Farms talks about the nutritional benefits of kelp and how he is working this ingredient into his recipes. Former IFT President Dr. Cindy Stewart says we can positively impact the future of the global food supply by further leveraging traditional fermentation processes.” Listen to the full podcast here