BioAtlantis
BioAtlantis provides sustainable technologies to enhance plant, animal and human health. It leads the scientific-based movement to reduce the world’s dependence on agrochemicals and avoid the overuse of antibiotics in animals which is causing a build-up of resistance to antibiotics in humans. SuperFifty Prime enhances the tolerance of crops to extreme weather events such as drought, excess heat, …
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- Industry
- Crop protection, Fertilisers & plant nutrition, Food ingredients, Post-harvest & processing, Veterinary
- Topics
- Crop protection chemicals & fertilizers, Biofertilizers & biostimulants, Seaweed, alginate & carrageenan
- Role
- Producer — “…ble technologies to enhance plant, animal and human health. It leads the scientific-based movement to reduce t…”
- Why it is bioeconomy
- BioAtlantis is a biotechnology company that develops and manufactures natural, seaweed-derived bioactive compounds for use as biostimulants in agriculture and for animal and human health applications.
- Found via
- [Rubric] Ireland · aquaculture; [Rubric] Ireland · biocontrol; [Rubric] Ireland · biostimulants; [Rubric] Ireland · chitosan
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News & status 6
- 2026-09-01 Clew Bay’s Seaweed future hangs in the balanceBioAtlantis is seeking permission to harvest up to 11,018 tonnes of Ascophyllum nodosum from Clew Bay using traditional hand-harvesting, arguing the resource is renewable and sustainably managed, while highlighting Ireland’s untapped potential and the need to …
- 2026-08-25 Who's behind the seaweed harvesting applications covering over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline?BioAtlantis is among the largest seaweed licence applicants, seeking to sustainably hand harvest 11,018 wet tonnes annually in Clew Bay, Mayo, a designated Special Area of Conservation, representing about a fifth of the total seaweed harvests proposed across …
- 2026-03-22 The politics of Clew Bay seaweed may come down to money in the end | Connaught TelegraphBioAtlantis Ltd., led by O’Sullivan, is positioning itself as a forward-looking seaweed company aiming to secure licences under upcoming MARA regulations and expand harvesting along Clew Bay, potentially licensing local harvesters and importing “weed” from …
- 2026-03-14 Company seeking Mayo seaweed harvesting licence responds to claims by expert | Connaught TelegraphBioAtlantis Ltd. defends its Clew Bay seaweed licence bid, arguing that its proposed sustainable harvest of 11,018 tonnes per year is well below prior estimates and aligned with recent surveys. They dispute earlier figures as outdated, emphasize regeneration …
- 2026-09-02 Multinational Seaweed Giants Threaten DuopolyBioAtlantis is seeking a ten-year licence to harvest Ascophyllum seaweed in Clew Bay (a Special Area of Conservation) totaling about 11,018 wet tonnes per year (roughly 104,144 tonnes over ten years) across 93 square kilometres, with debate over sustainable …
- 2026-04-28 Houses of the Oireachtas (via Public) / Opening statement, John T. O'Sullivan, CEO, BioAtlantisBioAtlantis’ CEO, John T. O’Sullivan, gives an opening statement at the Houses of the Oireachtas. The press release records his remarks but does not provide details of his claims or positions.
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