SeaDyes Limited

You are all welcome to join us tomorrow. Thank you, Mariana Flores Vargas and Juli-Anne Russo PhD, for the kind invitation. The Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub and Hatch Blue teamed up to organise this webinar to showcase the work of female innovators and entrepreneurs in the seaweed sector and support Women in Caribbean Aquaculture and Caribbean Aquaculture students. From cosmetics, fashion, pharmaceuticals, and nutraceuticals to agriculture and beyond, seaweed entrepreneurs are developing high-value products and providing alternative livelihoods for coastal communities. It is a fast-moving sector, and in this webinar, we will hear insights and perspectives from five trailblazers: 🇧🇿 Jalima Gold will explain how the Belize Women's Seaweed Farmers Association is tackling climate change on their seaweed farms.  🇯🇲 @Monique Jones will tell us about the journey and impact of Moss Be Nice, a sea moss-based cosmetics brand.  🇧🇷 Thamires Pontes will talk about an exciting future that includes seaweed fabrics from PHYCOLABS.  🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇻🇪 Jessica Giannotti will share how the SeaDyes Limited team aims for net-zero goals and toxic-free dyeing processes of textiles.  🇲🇽🇳🇴 Paulina Zanela will share how Thalasso AS is turning a sargassum problem into an opportunity in the Mexican Caribbean. Please join us: 📅 Wed June 26, 2024  🕚 11:00 Jamaica / 18:00 CET / 17:00 BST  Or use this time zone converter: https://lnkd.in/gFyNzd2A ✍️Register here: https://lnkd.in/dzDmZeXC 🫰And please donate here*: https://lnkd.in/dsBGYGGt   *This event is part of the Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub's fundraising efforts to support Women in Caribbean Aquaculture and Caribbean Aquaculture students' attendance at the upcoming World Aquaculture Society #LACQUA24 conference. A donation is suggested for registration. Your support is very important and much appreciated. Thank you

🖥️ Webinar alert! Seaweed is on its way to being a game changer! 📣 I've teamed up with Juli-Anne Russo PhD, Founder and President of the Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub, to organize a webinar showcasing the amazing work of female innovators and entrepreneurs in the seaweed sector. From cosmetics, fashion, pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, to agriculture, and beyond, seaweed entrepreneurs are developing high-value products and providing alternative livelihoods for coastal communities. It’s a fast-moving sector, and, in this webinar, we’ll hear insights and perspectives from five trailblazers: 🇧🇿 Jalima Gold will explain how the Belize Women's Seaweed Farmers Association is tackling climate change on their seaweed farms. 🇯🇲 Monique Jones will tell us about the journey and impact of Moss Be Nice, a sea moss-based cosmetics brand. 🇧🇷 Thamires Pontes will talk about an exciting future that includes seaweed fabrics from PHYCOLABS. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Jessica Giannotti will share how the SeaDyes Limited team aims for net-zero goals and toxic-free dyeing processes of textiles. 🇲🇽🇳🇴 And Paulina Zanela will share how Thalasso AS is turning a sargassum problem into an opportunity in the Mexican Caribbean. Join us! 📅 June 26, 2024 🕚 11:00 Jamaica / 18:00 Central European Time / Or use this time zone converter: https://lnkd.in/gFyNzd2A ✍️Register here: https://lnkd.in/dzDmZeXC 🫰And please donate here*: https://lnkd.in/dsBGYGGt *This event is part of the Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub’s fundraising efforts to support Women in Caribbean Aquaculture and Caribbean Aquaculture students' attendance at the upcoming World Aquaculture Society #LACQUA24 conference. A donation is suggested for registration. --- Hatch Blue

Thank you for the mention UHI. We are grateful for the love and support we have received these past two weeks. This is the beginning of the journey, so stay tuned!

This #blueeconomy derived clothing dye #startup SeaDyes Limited is looking to reduce our clothings impact on the planet Recently its been making waves in the fashion and textile industry with its innovative natural fabric dyes derived from #seaweed! This breakthrough could significantly enhance sustainability and lessen the industry's dependence on harmful petrochemical-derived colorings. Currently engaging with potential investors and partners, including a prestigious Scottish cashmere brand, SeaDyes is poised to weave its biobased dyes into the very fabric of our daily lives. The initiative sprang from a collaborative research project involving the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) and marine scientist Jessica Giannotti of Crùbag, a textile studio that integrates oceanic themes into its designs SeaDyes stands out by offering an environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic dyes, which are typically made from harmful fossil fuels. Tested on various natural fibers like cellulose, cotton blends, and wool, SeaDyes' vibrant magenta hue is just the start. The company aims to create a full spectrum of colors suitable for a wide range of fabrics. The potential of SeaDyes extends beyond the fashion industry. Plans are in place to explore the industrial-scale application of this technology and to find innovative uses for the by-products of the dye extraction process, ensuring no resources go to waste! With a growing consumer demand for higher ethical standards in the textile #markets, SeaDyes is not only poised to color the world with its #sustainable palette but also to revolutionize the textile industry with its commitment to eco-friendly practices 😎🎉

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Dr Magnus Nicolson MBA FRSM FRSC and bringing attention to the potential health risks associated with "classical textile dyes".

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🌊 Seadyes is a biotech company focused on extracting pigment from seaweed to make dyes for fashion and textiles. 🤝 Through working with a HIE Innovation Manager, Jessica was able to choose the support that was right for her and her business, such as mentoring, regular check-ins and applying for funding. If you want to elevate your business, get in touch with our Innovation team: https://ow.ly/CNav50R8ths #HIEInnovation

Innovative Scottish biotech start-up SeaDyes Limited is developing a new purpose for seaweed, extracting pigments to make eco-friendly natural dyes that could help the fashion industry become more sustainable – available in a full spectrum of colours, but always green. SeaDyes was one of the first start-ups to take part in the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre’s Biotech Innovators accelerator programme in 2023, supporting the business with critical growth activities such as strategy development, pitching for investment and marketing plans. Its founders are also working with the innovation centre to explore how SeaDyes’ technology can be applied on an industrial scale. Future plans include assessing how co-products of the dye extraction process could be repurposed by other sectors, rather than seaweed biomass going to waste. via The Scotsman https://lnkd.in/eDpH5NEK