A transformative year for seaweed in Scotland

Features23 Dec 2024by Rhianna Rees

Rhianna Rees at the SSIA stand, Clipper event, Oban

There have been many key events this year in policy, research and innovation, which have highlighted the necessity of a successful and thriving seaweed sector to meet Scotland’s environmental and economic ambitions.

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