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Body found on beach

Authorities believe the body is that of a 23-year-old who
disappeared on Sunday.

Pataias , Leiria , Portugal , Ukraine , Ukrainian , Vale-furado , National-maritime-authority , Pataias-volunteer-firefighters ,

"The challenge is to get the consumer to see microalgae not as a supplement, but as a regular ingredient in their diet"

"The challenge is to get the consumer to see microalgae not as a supplement, but as a regular ingredient in their diet"

China , Portugal , United-states , Pataias , Leiria , Portuguese , America , European-union , European-green , Fruit , Vegetable

Illegal street racers arrested

The GNR Territorial Command in Leiria, has detained 11 people related to illegal car races on highways 8 and 19, in the Leiria region.

Tornada , Leiria , Portugal , Pataias , Rui-costa , Leiria-transit-detachment , Police , Ortugal-police , Ortugal-cars , Ortugal-boy-racers , Ortugal-street-racing

Is microalgae the sustainable food of the future?

The aquatic ecosystem could give our food chain a helping hand. The demand for food is rising and more sustainable production systems are needed. That's why Europe is opening up to the algae sector.
Humans have been eating macroalgae for a long time, but attention is now turning to their smaller cousins, microalgae, for their nutritional potential.
In Pataias, Portugal, the company Allmicroalgae is developing algae-based applications for foods like cookies, bread, snacks and spreads.
Food engineer, Anabela Raymundo, works for the University of Lisbon and helps develop these microalgae products. She tells us that "it is extremely important to find alternative food sources, which are sustainable and also of nutritional benefit to people. Microalgae are extremely important ingredients because they are rich in both protein and bioactive compounds and therefore they are an extremely important source of nutrition and can be used in lots of foods".

Portugal , Lisbon , Lisboa , Pataias , Leiria , Anabela-raymundo , Joana-silva , University-of-lisbon , European-union-farm-to , European-union , போர்சுகல் , லிஸ்பன்