It ain't fashion, if it ain't sustainable

Jessica Giannotti

PRESS RELEASE / Financials

20 February 2025

2 minutes

With the funds, SeaDyes plans to scale up its breakthrough technology, develop market-ready products and continue contributing to Scotland’s growing bioeconomy.

Seaweed Dye Start-Up Joins James Hutton Institute as Spin-In Company, Securing £75,000 of Funding

Aberdeen, U.K.: The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that sustainable dye developer SeaDyes has joined the Hutton as a spin-in company, securing £75,000 of funding from Scottish Enterprise’s High Growth Spinout Programme.

The colourful startup, which was founded in July 2023 by marine scientist and biotech innovator Jessica Giannotti...

PRESS RELEASE / Announcement

18 April 2024

3 minutes

SeaDyes was one of the first startups to take part in the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre’s (IBioIC) Biotech Innovators accelerator in 2023, supporting the business with critical growth activities including strategy development, pitching for investment and marketing plans

Seaweed Startup Helps Textile Makers Move Away from Synthetic Dyes

Glasgow, U.K.: A Scottish startup using seaweed as the base for natural fabric dyes could help fashion and textiles manufacturers improve sustainability and reduce their reliance on petrochemical-derived colourings.

SeaDyes is currently in talks with potential investors and partners in the fashion industry, including a luxury Scottish cashmere...