let’s talk about microalgae

What are Microalgae?

The majority of people would know Microalgae as the green residue in the pool or the indefinable substances in lakes, ditches, and seas. A somewhat undignified existence for a series of organisms at the forefront of numerous technological and scientific breakthroughs.

There are an estimated one million species of Algae and, to date, more than 200 applications. This application pool grows by the day, thanks to the research and development that has been invested in it.

Aligma predominantly supplies Spirulina, which is a Cyanobacteria. A type of Blue-green Algae.

The numerous environmental and climate benefits that the cultivation of Microalgae has, and its countless applications make it the mother of all crops. Moreover, current trends in renewable resources put microalgae at the forefront. After all, they have stood at the beginning of life and the base of the food chain for billions of years.