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  • 40 million metric tons of the sargassum biomass will develop in the Atlantic Ocean in 2026 and state officials are preparing to deal with up to 130,000 metric tons of the brown seaweed. Mexico News Daily
  • Bioplastic, made from renewable materials like corn, sugarcane, seaweed and food waste, could provide an alternative. The Guardian
  • Seagriculture EU 2026 will gather top speakers, who will share their know-how within seaweed for feed, food, offshore cultivation, biorefinery of seaweed, and much more. The Fish Site
  • Seaweed farming will be a source of nutrition security as well as an alternative to synthetic fertilizer. World Bank
  • Seaweed is a promising option for drawing down a billion tons or so of CO 2 by 2050. phys.org
  • The EU is supporting the Caribbean to transform sargassum seaweed accumulation into a sustainable economic opportunity with €300 million in potential loans and €60 million in potential grants. Elcano Royal Institute
  • The liquid seaweed fertilizer industry is projected to grow at double-digit annual rates through 2026. Farmonaut
  • The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a massive seaweed bloom, is expected to reach record-breaking proportions in 2026 due to warming global temperatures and shifting oceanic conditions. Yahoo News

Last updated: 24 June 2026



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