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Young Danish firm touts high volumes of microalgae to feed giants

Denmark's Aliga claims to be able to harvest 250t of microalgae-derived products per year, and deliver them consistently, year-round, thanks to continuous harvesting

By Neil Ramsden | Sept. 6, 2017 09:01 BST
Microalgae. Credit: Aliga.dk
Microalgae. Credit: Aliga.dk
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TRONDHEIM, Norway -- Young Danish firm Aliga is seeking cooperation with the major fish feed players to use its microalgae-derived products in aquafeed formulations, sales director David Erlandsson told Undercurrent News [...]

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