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Saint Lucia accounts for 50-60% of Caribbean seaweed production

1 report, 1 independent Updated Feb 19
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What happened

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A study covering six key producing countries provided data on seaweed production across the Caribbean. The findings indicate that Saint Lucia accounts for 50-60 percent of the region's production. The initiative aimed to address the lack of reliable, standardized production information in the area.

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Why it matters

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The region is experiencing increasing demand for sustainable marine inputs. By providing foundational intelligence, the study helps identify investment-ready supply chains and scalable production hubs in the Caribbean. This positions the region for regenerative blue-economy growth.

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Who's involved

  • Saint LuciaA major producer of seaweed in the Caribbean region.
  • CaribbeanThe regional area where the seaweed production data was collected.

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  • Latin AmericaSpeculative

    The initiative could enable investment in Latin America's growing blue economy supply chains.

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