FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Thank you for your interest in ABA! This section aims to address common queries about our products.
Where do the algae come from?
Algae originate from various environments like freshwater, marine habitats, or even in moist terrestrial areas.
What are the primary uses of algae?
The primary uses of algae encompass various industries. Some key applications include biofuel production, food and nutraceuticals, wastewater treatment, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and animal feed. Algae are also valuable for their potential in addressing environmental issues and contributing to scientific research.
Where are you based?
Primarily situated in the Tirana (Albania), we also benefit from shared facilities across the Netherlands. Our robust business distribution network spans across all of Europe, ensuring efficient operations and reach.
How can I get involved?
You can contribute to our mission of establishing a sustainable and flavorful plant-based food system by engaging with us on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Share the exciting food possibilities of algae with friends or consider joining our team. Explore our career opportunities on our Careers page to become a part of ABA’s journey.
If I have a business, what can we do together?
If you have a business, here are potential collaborations leveraging our algae offerings:
Create a 100% vegan product line
Collaborate on innovative developments
Co-brand a product from our catalogue
How is algae used in food production?
Algae is utilized in food production in various ways. It’s a source of essential nutrients, including proteins, vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids, often used in dietary supplements, plant-based food products, and as a natural food coloring or thickening agent. Additionally, some algae strains are cultivated specifically for human consumption, offering a nutritious and sustainable food source.
What are the economic prospects of the algae industry?
The algae industry holds promising economic prospects due to its versatility and applications across multiple sectors. It offers opportunities in biofuel production, pharmaceuticals, food and nutrition, cosmetics, and wastewater treatment, among others. Algae’s potential to address sustainability challenges and its diverse range of commercial uses make it an attractive area for economic growth and innovation.
How can algae help in addressing global issues like climate change or food shortages?
Algae play a crucial role in addressing global challenges like climate change and food shortages. They absorb carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas, mitigating climate change effects. Additionally, they offer a sustainable source of food, providing essential nutrients while requiring minimal resources like land and water to cultivate.