Sargassum seaweed is a nutritious food, rich in carotenoids, cellulose, protein, and aspartic and glutamic acids. It has a long history of traditional use and has been used in Asian traditional medicine systems for thousands of years. Moisture: 20% - Impurities: 3% - Packing: 50 kgs/ PP bag, or as customer requirements - Drying process: Cleaned by freshwater and dry by sunshine
Dried Sargassum Seaweed - Moisture: 18% max - Impurity: 3% max - Packing: 50kgs/PP bag; 20 tons/ 40HC container - MOQ: one 20ft container - Origin in Vietnam We exported a lot to China and Asia so we always offer the best price to customers
Specification: Color: Dark Natural Brown Size: 1-2mm (powder), 4-5cm (chips) Protein: 10% min Moisture: 10% max Impurity: 2% max Ash: 20% max Soil, Rock, Sand, Salt, Shells: No detected Packing: PP Bag of 25 or 50kgs, 15-18 MTS/20 Feet, 20-24 MTS/40 Feet
Specifications: -Shelf Life: 12 months -Ingredients: 100% Fresh Sargassum -Place origin: Vietnam -Style: Dried -Storage Type: Dry Place -Color: Natural Brown -Package: Box or as per customer's requirement.
Feature: all-natural, no chemicals, no preservatives, Non-Gmo, Gluten_free, etc. Moisture: 13% max Impurities: 1% max Type: whole, grind, powder,.. Size: 20cm up Color: Natural purple or brown. Quality: As an export standard, Shelf life : 12 months Use: food, fertilizer, extra agar,... Packing: 25 Kgs/Bag in bulk or as customer's requests
Feature: all-natural, no chemicals, no preservatives, Non-Gmo, Gluten_free, etc. Moisture: 13% max Impurities: 1% max Type: whole, grind, powder,.. Size: 20cm up Color: Natural purple or brown. Quality: As an export standard, Shelf life : 12 months Use: food, fertilizer, extra agar,... Packing: 25 Kgs/Bag in bulk or as customer's requests
Dried Sargassum Seaweed - Moisture: 18% max - Impurity: 3% max - Packing: 50kgs/PP bag 20 tons/ 40HC container - MOQ: 1x40ft container
Original: Vietnam Colour: Brown Natural Moisture: 25 % Max Type: Unsalted Packing: PP bag 25 -27 kgs MOQ: 1 cont 40ft around 21-22 MTs
Sargassum is a genus of brown (class Phaeophyceae) macroalgae (seaweed) in the order Fucales. It used to be used for alginate extraction. Alginates, derivatives of alginic acids, are used commercially for toothpaste, soaps, ice cream, tinned meats, fabric printing, and a host of other applications. It forms a stable viscous gel in water, and its primary function in the above applications is as a binder, stabilizer, emulsifier, or molding agent.
