How Our Collection System Works

We install floating boom systems offshore to intercept sargassum before it reaches the beach.
These booms guide the drifting seaweed into controlled collection zones, protecting swimming areas, preserving sand quality, and reducing the impact on reefs, seagrass beds, and nearshore ecosystems.

Within these controlled zones, our high-capacity skimmers move along the boom line, drawing floating sargassum into a collection hopper without disturbing the seabed or harming marine life.
From there, the biomass is pumped through sealed hoses to shoreline access points, keeping odour, noise, and heavy work away from resort guests and sensitive coastal areas.

Collected sargassum is loaded directly into trucks and transported to our processing facility.
At the lab, the biomass is cleaned, stabilised, and transformed into higher-value products such as liquid biostimulants, closing the loop from marine waste to useful input, and creating a genuine circular-economy pathway for Caribbean seaweed.