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investment doesn’t yet address a range of logistical issues that challenge—some might even say threaten—the success of seaweed production. Atlantic Sea Farms, the largest seaweed aquaculture business in the country, has solved several challenges that seaweed farmers face in Maine and other states. billion market. Transportation is one.
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