BMSG develops marine economy

The Bright Moon Seaweed Group (BMSG), located in the Qingdao West Coast New Area (Qingdao WCNA), is diligently focusing on the advancement of the ocean economy.

The inconspicuous seaweed possesses vast potential for development. Growing exclusively in seawater, it exhibits distinctive functional activities that set it apart from land plants. The bioactive compounds it contains amplify this remarkable organism's inherent value. Following meticulous processing, sodium alginate derived from seaweed emerges as a critical ingredient in developing top-tier medical devices for treating conditions ranging from tumors to heart failure, effectively boosting its added value.

The research team at BMSG is working diligently towards developing terminal products using active seaweed substances. The company has implemented a "technology equity" partnership system to attract top talent, which promises to offer generous rewards. By implementing such measures, the company hopes to constantly improve its independent innovation capabilities in marine technology.

To develop the marine industry, it is necessary to strengthen innovative collaboration. The research team at BMSG profoundly understands the importance of cooperation and mutual benefit in achieving outstanding accomplishments. This year, the group has joined forces with the Dalian University of Technology and the Ocean University of China to research marine food resource development and new technologies for marine food processing. By creating a platform for collaboration, joint problem-solving efforts can be strengthened, resulting in mutually beneficial outcomes. Looking towards the future, it is crucial to promote the development of the blue economy, primarily through strengthened cooperation in various aspects of the marine industry, to achieve joint development and benefits.

BMSG is endeavoring to broaden its industrial chain. It has established three distinctive features, including the seaweed functional raw material industry, the seaweed health product industry, and the seaweed culture tourism industry, forming an interconnected industrial chain ecosystem.