Laminaria Digitata
( Harvesting season: 15 April to 15 October )
Main uses
Agriculture & soil amendments (extracts, biostimulants)
Cosmetics (gels, masks, textures, marine care)
Animal nutrition (subject to applicable regulations)
Formats & packaging
Dried and milled seaweed flakes
Big bags 500 kg and 1,000 kg
Micronisation available on request
Description & properties
Harvested in Brittany and processed (low-temperature drying, milling) by our team, Laminaria digitata — also known as Breton kombu (kelp) — is naturally rich in iodine, alginates and marine minerals.
Its mucilages and alginic acid content make it a highly valued seaweed for its structuring, hydrating and remineralising properties.
It is widely used in the agricultural, cosmetic and nutritional sectors for the formulation of extracts, functional powders and technical products.








