INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY

ATZI develops ‘bio’ aquaculture ropes

New ropes made from biomaterials have been developed by Spain’s AZTI science and technology centre with the potential to replace conventional plastics of fossil origin in mussel and algae cultivation.

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New ropes made from biomaterials have been developed by Spain’s AZTI science and technology centre with the potential to replace conventional plastics of fossil origin in mussel and algae cultivation.

Tags: Aquaculture ATZI Carbon Footprint Plastic Pollution ropes Seaweed Shellfish Spain

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