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Amakusa's "Sea Forest" to Save the World's Dining Tables.

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Toyo Medical Co., Ltd. announces its "April Dream" to solve the global problem of excessive salt intake, which threatens 17 million lives annually, using seaweed components from Amakusa, Kumamoto.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is "Salt Offset Technology"?
A: It is a patented technology where alginates derived from seaweed capture salt (sodium) from food in the stomach, converting it into a form that is difficult to absorb and then excreting it with feces.
Q: What is the purpose of Akamoku cultivation in Amakusa?
A: The purpose is to ensure a stable supply of alginate raw materials, establishing a foundation to deliver 2 billion servings of "salt offset meals" globally per year. It also aims for environmental regeneration and regional revitalization.
Q: When is this project expected to be realized?
A: Medium-scale cultivation and factory construction are planned by 2028, with Akamoku seed collection scheduled for early April 2026.