Algae & Marine Foods
Algae and macroalgae are emerging sustainable protein and ingredient sources with growing commercial activity. The session covers microalgae cultivation (Chlorella, Spirulina, Nannochloropsis), macroalgae aquaculture (kelp, seaweed farming), algal omega-3 production replacing fish-derived sources (DSM Veramaris), algal protein isolation and functionalisation, the regulatory pathway for novel algal foods, and sustainability metrics. Discussion addresses spirulina and chlorella in functional foods, regenerative ocean farming including the GreenWave model, seaweed in animal feed for methane reduction (Asparagopsis taxiformis research), the role of algae in pharma and nutraceutical pipelines, and consumer-acceptance challenges around taste and texture.
- Chlorella and Spirulina cultivation
- Kelp and seaweed farming
- Algal omega-3 production
- Algal protein isolation
- Asparagopsis methane reduction
- GreenWave regenerative model
- Spirulina in functional foods
- Novel food regulation
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- 01Food Safety & Microbiology
- 02Novel Protein Sources
- 03Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals
- 04Food Packaging & Shelf Life
- 05Sensory Science & Consumer Research
- 06Food Engineering & Processing
- 07Nutrition & Public Health
- 08Sustainable Food Systems
- 09Food Informatics & AI
- 10Cultivated Meat & Cellular Agriculture
- 11Precision Fermentation
- 12Allergen Management
- 13Food Fraud & Authenticity
- 14Plant-Based Nutrition
- 15Ultra-Processed Foods
- 16Climate-Smart Agriculture
- 17Food Allergies & Intolerances
- 18Postharvest & Cold Chain
- 19Dairy Innovation
- 20Beverage Science
- 21Bakery & Confectionery
- 22Meat & Poultry Science
- 23Aquaculture
- 24Insect Proteins
- 26Probiotics & Postbiotics
- 27Dietary Fiber
- 28Culinary Science
- 29Food Education
- 30Food Service Innovation
- 31Indigenous & Heritage Foods
- 32Spices & Bioactives
- 33Food Waste Reduction
- 34Pet Food Science
- 35Personalised Nutrition