These kelps support a wide array of marine organisms, offering shelter from predators and storms

Bull kelp is found along the 40th Parallel in the southern hemisphere, and mature plants can vary significantly in size.

Kelp forests are crucial ecosystems that support a wide range of marine biodiversity

Kelp is harvested through various methods, including mechanical, hand gathering, and increasingly in aquaculture.

Kelp forms extensive underwater forests that provide crucial habitat and food for numerous marine organisms, supporting diverse marine ecosystems

Climate change has the potential to change kelp composition and distribution.

Bull kelp contains high levels of vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

All seaweeds are known for their rich nutrient content, including fibre, and some varieties are commonly used in food.

Bull kelp is hung in drying racks for natural drying before final processing.

Dried bull kelp is granulated for shipment, both within Australia and Globally.

Giant kelp is renowned for its rapid growth rate

Kelp floating in the sea