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Nutress to produce second algae strain

Food grade micro algae company Nutress is to go into production of its second algae strain, Chlorella vulgaris, complementing existing production of Chlorella sorokiniana. The company says that the final R&D phase has proven the large scale food grade cultivation process. With this new strain, Nutress says it further opens the opportunity of making high […]

Food grade micro algae company Nutress is to go into production of its second algae strain, Chlorella vulgaris, complementing existing production of Chlorella sorokiniana. The company says that the final R&D phase has proven the large scale food grade cultivation process.

With this new strain, Nutress says it further opens the opportunity of making high value food available with exceptional nutritional potential. The new algae strain is said to be rich in specific nutrients like amino acids, fatty acids and anti-oxidants like lutein..

“Thanks to this new strain, Nutress broadens its commercial opportunities in diverse areas,” said Reinier Smit, CEO, “We are convinced that our cultivation method contributes to making good food available for everyone.”

The newest algae strain is offered to various business segments ranging from feed and food to the nutraceutical and cosmetic industry.  The most common known formulas such as powder, tablets and capsules are available and more innovative applications will be launched soon, Nutress said.