Moisture content (Moisturicy): 15% -20%
Stools (Impurity): Maximum 4%
Planting Age: 45-60 Days
Color: Black, Amarant, Violet
Drying: Sunlight
Production Capacity: 300 Tons / Month
The Gracilaria species are a major source of food-grade agar. The seaweed is both harvested from the wild and farmed for commercial applications. On farms, they are grown on ropes. A wide range of Gracilaria species have commercial uses. About 30,000 tons of Gracilaria species are produced a year, one-third of this from South America. China was one of the first countries to cultivate Gracilaria species.
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