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A livestock seaweed feed supplement could help global food security and fight climate change by reducing powerful greenhouse gas emissions.

Fremantle Seaweed Fremantle Seaweed secures FutureFeed licence to sell methane-cutting seaweed to cattle farmers Leading ocean-tech Asparagopsis producer Fremantle Seaweed has secured a license to supply its Reef4Beef feed supplement to dairy and feedlot producers across Australia’s $26.2 billion beef cattle farming industry. The licence comes from FutureFeed, a CSIRO-established company that holds global IP for the use of Asparagopsis seaweed as a livestock feed ingredient shown to reduce ruminant methane emissions by 80 percent. It’s a move that brings Fremantle Seaweed another step closer to commercialising its Reef4Beef product following the recent acquisition of Western Australia’s first commercial-scale Asparagopsis hatchery and processing facility at 20 Mews Road in Fremantle. This facility gives Fremantle Seaweed the capacity to grow Reef4Beef at scale, from its existing 32-hectare farm at Derbal Nara in Cockburn Sound to a proposed 160-hectare marine lease, and onshore production facility at 20 Mews Road. Together, the FutureFeed licence and Fremantle Seaweed’s commercial-scale hatchery and processing facility position the company to build Western Australia’s largest integrated Asparagopsis supply chain, taking Reef4Beef from propagation and ocean cultivation through to commercial sale to cattle farmers. Fremantle Seaweed has grown Asparagopsis at Cockburn Sound in Western Australia since 2023, and has...

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