EU project team produces low cost Spirulina
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Last Update: 2010-08-04
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A project funded by the European Union has led a new Spirulina industry, increased the scale of products rich in Spirulina in Europe, and made them produce on a large scale all over the country The $1.2m project, funded by the European Union and operated by UN's food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), has launched 10 tons of Spirulina products since 2007 According to the FAO, DIH é has helped to increase the revenue of algae harvesters, which may one day also be used for malnutrition Benefit, Spirulina is a blue-green algae, usually sold in the western world as a dietary supplement Its nutrients include protein, amino acids, plant nutrients, iron, antioxidants and B vitamins DIH é is rich in protein, iron and β - carotene FAO points out that foods that enhance nutrients are often missing these nutrients It usually grows on sandy river beds and is made into pancakes and bitter sauces The cheap product, algae, grows by the lake, mostly by women As part of these projects, collectors also show how to harvest effectively and cleanly, and how to process, package and sell finished products Ten tons of modified DIH é have been made and sold in drug stores and grocery stores in the country.
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