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Working together is the core topic for seaweed conference

Collaboration will be the theme for the keynote addresses at the Scottish Seaweed Industry Association conference in Oban next week. Speakers Susan Løvstad Holdt and Melanie Siggs will each offer a different vantage point on how collaboration becomes sector-defining.

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