Companies
Cascadia Seaweed
vertically-integrated kelp-biostimulant company; its Port Edward, BC processing facility opened on 14 May 2026, partnered with Tsawout and Metlakatla First Nations (shareholders since 2025) — a B Corp / BC Benefit Company model built on regenerative ocean farming for North-American agriculture.
- Country
- Canada
B Corp / BC Benefit Company
First-Nations partnership
Coverage
| CN | EU | US | |
|---|---|---|---|
| blue-carbon-restoration | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Regulatorsademeepamoa-china
Verifiable facts
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Funding | Total funding raised is approximately $7M to $18M (estimates vary by source) | rfsi-forum.com |
| Capacity | Up to 2,500 tonnes of kelp annually and up to 2.5 million liters of liquid kelp extract per year at the Port Edward facility | greenwave.org |
| Certification | Certified B Corporation and registered Benefit Company in British Columbia | cascadiaseaweed.com |
| Regulatory approval | Kelpivex and RegenaKelp are registered by CFIA for use in Canada | cascadiaseaweed.com |
| Production site | Port Edward, British Columbia (processing); five active farm sites across BC | northx.ca · greenwave.org |
| Headcount | 17 to 31 employees (as of 2026) | tipranks.com |
| Revenue | Estimated annual revenue is approximately $8.9M; previously reported $3.1M in historical revenue medium confidence | rfsi-forum.com |
Independent sources: greenwave.org · northx.ca · rfsi-forum.com · tipranks.com
Technologies
| Name | Cluster | Risk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue carbon | blue-carbon-restoration | Medium | → |
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