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Seaweed’s popularity rising among consumers in the US

In the US seaweed has mostly been used as fertilizer, soil conditioner and animal feed, but demand for seaweed as food is growing, according to Maine's seaweed producers

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 2, 2015 17:39 GMT
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Seaweed is becoming more popular among consumers as food according to seaweed producers in Maine, New England's top seaweed producer, reports NECN.  [...]

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