We presented algae as food and our cosmetics made from algae at the Wellcome Center in Kiel. The Wellcome Center is a one-stop-shop for tourists as well as locals who want to learn about, among other things, events and regional products.
As part of the Nutrition Weeks, we presented algae as food at the professional day of nutrition. Here we were able to reach many consumers and especially younger people.
As part of the Nutrition Weeks, we presented algae as food at the professional day of nutrition. Here we were able to reach many consumers and especially younger people.
AlgaeFood took part in the annual Christmas market at the historic Andresens Købmandsgård in Kerteminde. We handed out samples. The four different types of pickled bladderwrack were particularly popular. The event showed once again that the public enjoys eating seaweed and demands seaweed products.
A key part of the AlgaeFood project is to develop and test educational materials about algae and seaweed. Throughout 2025, biologists from Fjord&Bælt have developed a range of exciting and educational activities that can be adapted to different school levels and subjects. On January 28th, some of these activities were tested by students from Dalumskolen in Odense – […]
The students of the Gastronomy Line at @korinthefterskole had the opportunity to experiment with algae in cooking class on 18th February when a team from AlgaeFood was visiting. The day began with a brief theoretical introduction to the biology of algae and their use in food. Subsequently, there was a playful activity in which the students performed various […]
On February 20th and 21st, we will be presenting algae as a food source at the Denn's Bioladen in Saarbrückenstrasse in Kiel. Come by (Friday from 15:00 to 18:00; Saturday 11:00 to 16:00) and learn about algae and try delicious samples.
On 26 February, we reached one of the year's major milestones in the AlgaeFood project, bringing together players from the algae and food industries at the Kolding Library's Bæredygtighedshuset. The day featured inspiring talks and exciting perspectives on the potential of algae in future sustainable food systems. In workshops, participants worked together on ideas, challenges, and opportunities along [...]
Can fishmongers develop a taste for seaweed? We believe: YES! On 2 and 3 March, we had the pleasure of visiting the Fishery School in Thyborøn (North Sea College), where we met the future masters of fish – the students who will one day stand behind the counters of the country's fishmongers. We introduced them to the diverse and [...]
AlgaeFood is co-organising the Baltic Blue print Expo on 10 March 2026 in Kiel. The Baltic Sea is under extreme pressure due to pollution, overfishing and climate change. For this reason, AlgaeFood has teamed up with the Baltic MUPPETS and COOL BLUE projects to showcase practical examples that support marine life and the jobs of those who [...]
On March 12, a cross-border educational workshop took place for a Danish and a German school. 🧑🏻🏫 During this event, experiments were conducted with algae, cooking and tasting were also part of the program. Despite linguistic differences, the engagement was high, and the students approached the tasks with curiosity and enthusiasm. 🍲🧑🏻🍳🌱
On 7 April, we had the pleasure of hosting an inspiring workshop together with Havhøst for culinary teachers from Hansenberg, as well as teachers of the training programmes for cooks, bakers, and nutritional assistants at Syddansk Erhvervsskole in Vejle. Together, we explored how seaweed can be a natural ingredient in the kitchen of the future – and an integrated part of teaching: […]
The coordinator of the AlgaeFood project was part of the delegation at an event in the European Parliament, helping to position the project within the broader discussion on a sustainable Arctic future. The powerful message that „we need a whole-of-society approach to the Arctic“ underscores the urgency of developing new, sustainable food solutions. In this context […]
In April 2026, the OceanSpring Festival took place at Tiessenkai in Kiel. In perfect spring weather, 20 people participated in a cheerful and informative cooking workshop. In bright sunshine, various dishes made with algae were prepared and grilled.
The students of the Gastronomy line at the Hansenberg vocational school had the opportunity to experiment with algae in cooking class on April 29, when a team from AlgaeFood visited. 🧑🏻🍳 On the workshop day: ✔️ We tested teaching activities on algae developed by AlgaeFood ✔️ We discussed regenerative marine raw materials and how they can play a stronger role in gastronomy […]
On May 16, the crossborder cooking event "OceanFamilyFestival" took place in Kollund. Around 30 participants learned about algae as food. Afterwards, the algae could be tried in various dishes.
On May 17, AlgaeFood was represented with a stand at the Gottorf Landmarkt. Hundreds of interested people were able to try algae in various dips at our stand. Volker Fuhrwerk cooked a great dish with smoked fucus at the neighboring stand with support from Susanne. Throughout the day, Tobias Goldschmidt, Minister for Energy Transition, Climate Protection, Environment and Nature, of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, was present to […]
This year too, we will be cooking together with Volker Fuhrwerk a great algae dish at the Gottorf Landmarkt from 13:00 onwards. Again, 120 portions will be served to interested and eager-to-taste people.
The „Madens Folk Meeting 2026“ in Nykøbing Falster was a great success with over 40,000 visitors. The joint stand of AlgaeFood and the North Sea College, which offers training for fish traders in Denmark, was a huge magnet for the audience throughout the day, and the visitors were all enthusiastic about our samples. The day showed that a […]
AlgaeFood organized a demonstration of seaweed products in collaboration with Superbrugsen in Kerteminde and Fjord&Bælt. The goal was to make visitors aware of the many uses of seaweed in the kitchen and of the possibility of harvesting seaweed themselves.
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