Eisenia cokeri – Tree-dwelling Eisenia from Peru

Eisenia cokeri – Tree-dwelling Eisenia from Peru

Common name: Arame seaweed. Arame is a type of seaweed widely consumed in Asian countries, especially in Japan. It is meatier than wakame and has a milder flavor, making it suitable for any palate. It is difficult to find fresh, so the most...
Salicornia, also known as sea asparagus, from Peru

Salicornia, also known as sea asparagus, from Peru

Samphire is a plant with a high protein content—about 14% by dry weight—making it a protein source comparable to other vegetables such as Swiss chard. In addition to protein, it is rich in minerals, vitamins (including polyphenols and B vitamins), fiber, and unsaturated...
Porphyra columbina from Peru

Porphyra columbina from Peru

The seaweed Porphyra columbina (commonly known as luche or dwarf cochayuyo) is a red seaweed that is very rich in nutrients. It stands out as one of the few plant sources that provides a significant amount of vitamin B12, in addition to containing B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin A, and vitamin E....
Peruvian seaweed from Peru

Peruvian seaweed from Peru

We are a Peruvian export company specializing in the marketing and processing of various species of seaweed. Chondrus crispus, Macrocystis integrifolia, Lessonia trabeculata, sea moss, Chondracanthus chamissoi, Eisenia cokeri, Ulva latuca, Gracilaria, Irish moss,...
Lessonia Nigrescence Brown from Peru

Lessonia Nigrescence Brown from Peru

Common name: Peru: Black aracanth, black stick; Chile: Chascón, I flee black. Distribution and Biology: It occurs along the South American Pacific coast, from Peru to the sub-Antarctic regions of Chile (the Falkland Islands and the Kerguelen Islands). It inhabits areas with strong...
Lessonia trabeculata Brown from Peru

Lessonia trabeculata Brown from Peru

Common name: Peru: Aracanthus, palo blanco. Chile: Palo que huye, vara que huye. Distribution and biology: This species is endemic to the eastern Pacific coast of the Southern Hemisphere, with a range between 14° and 40° latitude. It inhabits environments...