Decarbonizing livestock, sustaining the future
seaweed descarbonization
Livestock, responsible for 12% of global GHG emissions, faces growing climate challenges as demand for animal protein is projected to grow by 21% by 2050. Solutions are needed to reduce emissions, enhance efficiency, improve animal health and promote sustainability in production.
Seaweed is a powerful solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Sustainable Agriculture
Macroalgae as a high-nutrient, sustainable food source.
SDGs
Prospersea creates a significant positive impact on global sustainability by directly addressing multiple fronts aligned with the SDGs. Its business model drives regenerative solutions, sustainable innovation, and environmental impact mitigation. As the blue biotechnology market expands, the company is poised to further strengthen its contribution to the SDGs, reinforcing its role in building a more sustainable future.
Partnership for the goals
No poverty
Life under water
Good health and well-being
Gender equality
Clean water and sanitation
Sustainable cities and communities
Responsible consumption and production
Climate action
Life on land
ECONOMY
ENVIRONMINT
COMMUNITY
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Decent work and economic growth
RAW material extraction
Circular Economy
product design
production
and remanufacturing
consumption
waste
management
RESIDUAL
WASTE
Blue Circular Economy
Our business supports a blue circular economy by building a bridge between traditional and innovative agricultural sectors, utilizing recyclable materials on the production of seaweed biomass, promoting sustainable and eco-friendly use of marine resources, and improving the health and wellbeing of coastal communities.
Why produces seaweeds in Brazil ?
Investing in a multi-seaweed-based animal nutrition and biostimulant business in Brazil is a strategic opportunity, supported by its unique biodiversity, vast coastline, and the world’s largest livestock market, aligning with the global shift to the blue economy
sustainable
Brazil’s rich marine ecosystems allow for the cultivation of native seaweed species, such as Asparagopsis taxiformis, Ulva, Gracilaria promoting sustainability and blue Economy
7,491 km
of coastline and
favorable climate
Brazil offers ideal conditions for large-scale, sustainable seaweed farming
8 million cattle confined in Brazil
Brazil has strong domestic demand for seaweed-based feed additives that reduce methane emissions and improve efficiency
The estimated emissions per animal range from 7 to 10 tons of CO2e per confinement cycle
Global sustainability trends
Brazil is strategically positioned to supply the growing global market for sustainable biostimulants and feed additives
Economic and social impact
Seaweed farming generates local jobs, supports coastal communities, and strengthens the blue economy
