Introducing neutral tasting white Chlorella: ‘This enables application in formulations that previously weren’t possible’

By Katy Askew

20-Jul-2022 Last updated on 20-Jul-2022 at 16:56 GMT

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Danish food tech start-up develops IP-protected white algae ingredient / Pic: Aliga Microalgae

Aliga Microalgae is a Danish food tech company that has developed a white Chlorella ingredient that, it says, packs the nutritional punch of algae with a neutral taste and white colour. FoodNavigator hears more.

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