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Seaweed-powered menstrual cup makes period care smarter, safer, and eco-friendly
Interesting Engineering 11 Oct 2025
At the heart of the breakthrough is a flushable seaweed-based tablet, described in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, that can be inserted into an existing menstrual cup ... Reimagining period care ... From hygiene to health tech ... RECOMMENDED ARTICLES ... .
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Feature: Inspired by Chinese expertise, Zanzibar women propel Tanzania's seaweed industry
Xinhua 10 Oct 2025
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Government backs Cyclone Tam caulerpa seaweed clean-up in Northland (New Zealand Government)
Public Technologies 10 Oct 2025
The Government has awarded $129,000 to Northland Regional Council to help cover the cost of removing seaweed that washed up on the region's beaches during Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam in April, Environment Minister Penny Simmonds says.
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Seaweed proven to boost cognitive health
The Star 09 Oct 2025
FROM ASSOC PROF DR YOW YOON YEN and NYIEW KE YING Sir Jeffrey Cheah Sunway Medical School Petaling Jaya Read full story ... .
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Seaweed Market to Reach $9,339.2 Million by 2027 in the short term and $18,111.5 Million by 2034 Globally, at 9.5% CAGR: Allied Market Research
PR Newswire 09 Oct 2025
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Seaweed bathing: the new wellness trend about to take over your feed
London Evening Standard 08 Oct 2025
Hydrating, detoxing and collagen-boosting — Eilidh Dorgan on why we should all be soaking in seaweed ... .
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Country diary 1925: The blue seaweed was shining like moonstone under the water
The Observer 06 Oct 2025
Down at the cove yesterday, whilst M and I were sailing his small boat down the watercourse to the sea, we came upon a marvellous seaweed; evidently it is really quite a common sort, but we had never noticed it before.
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Mafar-Sulu begins distribution of 1-M kilos of seaweed seedlings
Sun Star 04 Oct 2025
THE Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agrarian Reform (Mafar)-Sulu began distributing of one million kilos of seaweed seedlings across the province to boost coastal livelihoods and reinforce the aquaculture sector across the province.
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Former fisher fined $50K over illegal seaweed scheme
Otago Daily Times 01 Oct 2025
Ryan McManaway. File photo. Luisa Girao. A former Invercargill commercial�fisher who illegally�sold seaweed online�has been fined�$50,000 ... .
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Former Commercial Fisher Fined $50,000 For Selling Seaweed Illegally
Scoop 01 Oct 2025
Analysis of the seaweed found it to be Macrocystis pyrifera, which can be used for fertiliser and in some food products ....
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Daily Times Chronicle
01 Oct 2025
‘Find dining’ puts mushrooms, seaweed and wild herbs on the menu
Daily Times Chronicle
01 Oct 2025
Fine dining is taking cues from the forest and shore in a trend now known as “find dining,” with chefs crafting menus around what the The post ‘Find dining’ puts mushrooms, seaweed and wild herbs on the menu ... .
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Commercial Seaweeds Market Trends, Opportunity, and Forecasts Report to 2030 | Profiles of Roullier, Biostadt ...
Nasdaq Globe Newswire 01 Oct 2025
The commercial seaweed market presents opportunities driven by rising health consciousness, demand for sustainable food sources, and ...
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Former commercial fisher fined $50,000 for selling seaweed illegally (Ministry for Primary Industries of New Zealand)
Public Technologies 01 Oct 2025
A former commercial fisher, who illegally sold seaweed online, has been fined $50,000. Seaweeds are critical to marine and coastal environments, providing habitats and food for a wide range of marine organisms.
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