Artificial intelligence has helped create new kinds of beer. The brewing process could be more sustainable.
Now, a Dutch startup has developed a blue drink that won’t make you feel blue the morning after.
The new lemonade is made from Spirulina, an algae that is rich in Vitamins C and B2, as well as calcium, iron, magnesium and chlorophyll.
The kicker? Brewing results in CO2 emissions. Which is exactly what algae feed on – hence their importance for our climate.
The female founders have developed a closed loop, using the CO2 to grow new algae on site. A clean model that could catch on.
Three different flavours are available, and a powder is in the works.
Algae is versatile too.
