Cascadia Seaweed Launches Kelpivex for Canadian Farmers
Cascadia Seaweed has received CFIA approval for its liquid kelp extract, Kelpivex, enabling sales to Canadian farmers.
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Cascadia Seaweed has received CFIA approval for its liquid kelp extract, Kelpivex, enabling sales to Canadian farmers.
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