Abating climate change using seaweed feed to reduce livestock emissions.
Notable Achievements
- Proved that 0.5% of SeaFeed™ can cut methane production by up to 90%
- Named as finalist for the 2023 Earthshot Prize in the ‘Fix Our Climate’ category
- Sea Forest's Triabunna facility achieved FAMI-QS certification, assuring customers that quality, safety and operational practices meet regul
Currently Operating in 65 Regions
Press Mentions
August 28, 2026
Sea Forest ramps up revenue 486pc and slashes losses
Sea Forest has experienced significant revenue growth and reduced losses as it expands its innovative seaweed-based livestock feed. This product aims to minimize methane emissions from cattle,...
Read more »February 25, 2026
The science of saving the world’s surf breaks
Sea Forest is playing a pivotal role in global efforts to restore surf breaks and marine ecosystems by utilizing innovative seaweed solutions. Their initiatives are significant in combating climate...
Read on The National Tribune »February 9, 2026
Class of 2025: Where Are They Now? - Superhero
Sea Forest is highlighted for its innovative approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions through seaweed cultivation. The company's sustainable practices showcase advancements in environmental...
Read on Superhero »January 20, 2026
Commercial trial examines methane reduction for beef industry
Sea Forest is pioneering a commercial trial to reduce methane emissions in the beef industry through a nature-based supplement. This collaboration is a significant step towards sustainable beef...
Read on Food & Beverage Industry News »January 14, 2026
Australian beef industry collaboration launches methane reduction trial with nature-based supplement
Sea Forest collaborates with the Australian beef industry to launch a promising methane reduction trial using a nature-based supplement. This initiative aims to significantly lower greenhouse gas...
Read on RW »December 31, 2025
Move over AI, seaweed is the new wonder product
One type of seaweed cuts methane emissions and fattens cattle and another has natural polymers that behave like plastic.
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