European producer of cultivated Ulva macroalgae · 37.21°N 7.11°W · Cartaya, Spain

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Operator washing Ulva seaweed in a strainer during processing

Applications

Where Ulva seaweed is used

Ecoalga supplies raw material, ingredients and developments based on Ulva ohnoi to companies across six industries. Every project starts with a technical conversation about the application, the volume and the documentation required.

  • Cartaya, Huelva (Spain)
  • Full traceability
  • Professional buyers only
  • IndustriesSix B2B application areas
  • FormatsFresh, dried and extract
  • ModelTailored development

6 industries · one biomass · Cartaya 37.21°N 7.11°W

One biomass,
six industries

Each page explains the context, the technical requirements and how we work with companies in that sector.

Inside the Ulva seaweed processing plant, with stainless steel tanks

Origin

One raw material, controlled from the marsh

All our applications start from the same place: Ulva ohnoi grown and processed in the Río Piedras marshes, in Cartaya (Huelva), with traceability from cultivation to the delivered batch.

Professional enquiries

Tell us about your application

Send us your industry, the intended use and an estimated volume. We will reply with technical documentation and supply conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Which sectors do you already supply?
Food, cosmetics and personal care, animal nutrition, agriculture, nutraceuticals and industrial R&D. Each page states what we can supply today and what is still at development stage.
Can you adapt the format to my process?
Within limits, yes: whole, cut or milled to an agreed particle size, and liquid extract for formulators. Tell us the process and we say whether it fits before quoting.
Do you supply samples for evaluation?
Yes, with the batch analysis so your technical team can validate it. State the intended use and the format you need.
Is the same species used across all applications?
Yes. Everything starts from cultivated Ulva ohnoi from the Río Piedras marshes; what changes is the processing and the presentation.