Marine

Algae live and grow in an aggressive environment (high tide, high salinity, variations in light intensity …). Over time, they have been forced to develop specific means of self-defence, including the synthesis of vitamins, enzymes and polysaccharides.

Algae grow without fertilizers, pesticides or genetic manipulations. Having no roots, algae must capture and mobilise the active elements of the sea, which provides them with far more concentrated substances than land plants.