Seaweed farm, Philippines / Cultivo de algas, Filipinas

Carrageenan is one of the most promising food additive industries. It is produced from thre kinds of seaweeds two of which are farmed extensively in the Philippines, the source of 65% of world production. The weeds are grown in sea farms and the video shows a visit to one of these farms in Danajon Reef, Bohol, Philippines.

Los carragenatos son de los productos más interesantes en la industria de aditivos alimenticios. Una especie de goma natural, se elaboran a base de tres especies de algas dos de las cuales se cultivan extensamente en Filipinas que porduce el 65% del consumo mundial. Este video muestra una visita a un cultivo marino de estas algas en el arrecife Danajon, en Bohol, Filipinas

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• seaweed
• farm
• carrageenan
• danajon
• bohol
• cultivo
• algas

[Narancu]

I don't understand why it is sad, carrageenan is grown and manufactured using not a single artificial chemical element, the weeds are grown in the sea without fertilizer, preliminarily dried in the sun and then in kilns using a fast renewable source of wood fuela (kakawate in tagalog), ground, washed and dried again in the sun. That is all it takes.

[erickiki100]

how sad, just like a ton of other things that can harm us and dont even know... :(

[jgyrom]

well done..i love it

[badradlad]

i love the smell of carrageenan

[preacain]

Carragheen moss from the west of ireland?

[cooking4fun]

spanish po ba kayo? or professor?...ang ganda po ng mga videos nyo...sobrang interesante....sana dagdagan nyo po...favorite ko po yung Vigan pottery...sana i feature nyo pa mga iba pang lalawigan sa Pilipinas