
| Atlantic Mariculture Ltd. |
![]() wet Dulse from rocks at low tide. |
Atlantic Mariculture was started by a group of biologists and harvesters who believed that natural food products can be harvested, husbanded and nurtured in the sea with a minimum upset to the near-shore ecology. We harvest and cultivate organically grown vegetables that convert sunlight and natural nutrients from the fertile garden of the sea into nutritious and tasty food products.
To ensure that a supply of high quality Dulse will continue to be available, sustained yield harvesting of clear Canadian Dulse is planned on the basis of detailed underwater surveys and on ecological studies of these lush beds.
Our Dulse is hand-picked by experienced harvesters and taken to nature's own solar drier - the sun heated rocks of the drying field.
Our Dark Harbour Dulse comes from the cold waters surrounding Grand Manan Island. The North Atlantic is laden with micro-nutrients that have been absorbed since time began. From this clear, cold garden of the sea comes Dulse - a natural detoxifying vegetable which provides a primary source of essential vitamins, minerals, protein and trace elements.
sunset after a tide's work |
The broad spectrum key nutrients necessary for life and germination are naturally preserved by sun-drying. The delicious taste, melt-in-the-mouth texture, and delicate colour are naturally preserved by careful handling, storage and packaging.
Thoughtful, discerning people have learned to eat sea vegetables to aid in physical maintenance and to appreciate the intriguing taste. In an era when many people give houseplants better care than their own bodies, the rapidly growing number of Dulse lovers is a restatement of man's inherent survival instinct. We do not presume to claim that one will only be healthy by eating Dulse; we do suggest that the impressive nutritional analysis below speaks for itself!

* These macronutrient guidelines are determined by assuming that an adult male's recommended daily energy intake of 2300 calories is derived from 10% protein, 30% fat, and 60% carbohydrate, according to U.S. Dietary Guidelines.
Recommended Dietary Daily allowances, (or RDA's) are determined by the National Academy of Sciences as nutritional guidelines for "good" health for "most" people in the USA and Canada.
Ranges of recommended daily intakes are provided by the Academy where there is insufficient information on which to determine an exact RDA. Figures in both categories are for a middle aged, middle weight, North American male.
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