Products

Aquamin Marine Marine Mineral Range

Marigot supply the Aquamin branded range of marine minerals derived from two sources: Marine Plant (Seaweed) & Seawater. The products are used to add nutritional value to a wide range of food & nutraceutical applications. The Marigot network of international distributors can provide availability and further detail to help you with incorporation.

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Multimineral
Complex sourced

From Marine Plant

AQUAMIN F

Aquamin F is a natural mineral source produced from calcareous marine algae (Lithothamnion sp.). The seaweed is harvested from the North Atlantic seabed.

AQUAMIN AG

Aquamin AG (with Arabic gum) is produced from a natural mineral source - calcareous marine algae (Lithothamnion sp.) that is dispersible in colloidal suspensions. The seaweed is harvested from the North Atlantic seabed.

AQUAMIN TG

Aquamin TG is produced from a natural mineral source - calcareous marine algae (Lithothamnion sp.). Unmodified maize (corn) starch is added as a granulating agent. The seaweed is harvested from the North Atlantic seabed.

AQUAMIN S

Aquamin S is produced from a natural mineral source - calcareous marine algae (Lithothamnion sp.), which is treated with organic acids to render it acid soluble. The seaweed is harvested from the North Atlantic seabed.

AQUAMIN SOLUBLE

Aquamin Soluble is produced from a natural mineral source - calcareous marine algae (Lithothamnion sp.), which is treated with organic acids to render it soluble in aqueous systems. The seaweed is harvested from the North Atlantic seabed.
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Marine
Magnesium sourced

From Seawater

AQUAMIN Mg AG

Aquamin Mg AG is derived from a natural mineral produced from seawater with Arabic Gum added for improved functionality including flowability and compression properties.

AQUAMIN Mg TG

Aquamin Mg TG is derived from a natural mineral source produced from seawater. Unmodified maize (corn) starch is added as a granulating agent.

AQUAMIN Mg SOLUBLE

Aquamin Mg Soluble is a Magnesium Citrate based mineral source produced by reacting Magnesium Oxide (derived from seawater) with Citric Acid to render it soluble in aqueous systems.