Skip to content
Underwater kelp forest, with sunlight streaming through the fronds

Seaweed farming is possible, profitable and urgent.

We’re proving it from Chile: from spore to sea, with our own seed and coastal communities who farm alongside us.

Kelp fronds with their golden floats spread across the sea surface, next to a farming line

One crop that regenerates the ecosystem and revitalizes the coast.

Environmental, sociocultural and economic regeneration: the three pillars of our model.

Overhead view of waves breaking over a kelp forest

Six years of R&D with CORFO, from spore to biorefinery.

PTEC IPMAPY: every stage we solve is one less obstacle for those who come after us.

We built this regenerative economic development model on three core pillars.

One crop that regenerates the ecosystem, revitalizes the coastal economy and supplies industry.

  • Brown seaweed with its golden floats on the sea surface

    Environmental regeneration

    We seek to restore marine ecosystems affected by human activity through seaweed farming, which has a great capacity to capture carbon, absorb nitrogen and provide shelter for hundreds of species.

  • Two fishers celebrating on a boat loaded with seaweed off the coast

    Sociocultural regeneration

    We seek to replace the extractive paradigms deeply rooted in Chile with sustainable, regenerative models based on seaweed farming.

  • People from a coastal community working together with freshly harvested seaweed on a pebble beach

    Economic regeneration

    We aim to be a source of economic diversification for coastal communities, and to build a production chain that does not yet exist in one of the world’s leading seaweed-exporting countries.

Aerial view of two boats harvesting seaweed between the grow lines

With support from

PTEC IPMAPY

Every stage we solve is one less obstacle for those who come after us.

PTEC IPMAPY is our technology program with CORFO: six years of research and development covering the full cycle of regenerative kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) farming (hatchery, seeding, harvesting, monitoring and biorefining) with international partners such as Hortimare (Netherlands), Macro Oceans (USA) and Innovex (Chile).
Discover our technologies

Farmed, traceable and standardized Macrocystis pyrifera biomass

Three industrial formats for biostimulants, animal feed, cosmetics, nutraceuticals and biomaterials. Samples and Certificate of Analysis available.

  • 1 L bottle of concentrated Macrocystis pyrifera paste from Huiro Regenerativo
    Stabilized paste

    Kelp Paste

    Stabilized Macrocystis pyrifera paste at 80% moisture, processed by mechanical means only and packed under oxygen displacement.

  • 25 kg sack and 1 kg sample of Macrocystis pyrifera seaweed meal from Huiro Regenerativo
    Powdered Macrocystis pyrifera

    Kelp Powder

    Kelp dried to 12% moisture and milled to ~300 µm, for animal feed, biostimulants, cosmetics, nutraceuticals and pharmaceuticals.

  • 1,000 kg bin of fresh Macrocystis pyrifera kelp from Huiro Regenerativo
    Fresh kelp in bins

    Fresh Kelp

    Fresh kelp processed within 24 hours of harvest, in 500 kg bins for bulk sale.

Sustainable Development Goals

Our regenerative seaweed farming contributes to four SDGs, with a positive impact on the ocean, the climate and coastal communities.

Who we work with

Overhead view of a boat harvesting kelp between the grow lines

Producer profitability is the lever for conservation, not its competitor.

We’re looking for partners who want to build South America’s first regenerative marine industry with us.

Let’s talk