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Estagar

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What Estagar does.

EstGel1000™, derived from Furcellaria lumbricalis red seaweed, is a key product of Estagar, located in Kärla village, Saare county, Estonia. The company specializes in the sustainable extraction and application of furcellaran, a natural alternative to gelatine used in various industries including food, beauty, films & packaging, coating technology, and pharmaceuticals. Estagar holds Kosher and Halal certificates, ensuring its products meet religious dietary requirements. As licensed owners of the quota for Kassari bay's red seaweed resources, they are the sole industrial source globally, making their raw material unique and valuable. Established in Estonia, the company has been operating since 2016.

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