Nova Scotia clears the way for kelp farming, an untapped market that could be worth millions

The province will allow shellfish farmers to add kelp to aquaculture leases in a move to get an industry started. Like other seaweeds, kelp can be processed — often dried and crushed — and used as an additive to food, health and beauty products.

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