Ses under ytan

Food, farming and marine restoration. These are the three pillars of Under Ytan, a young company specializing in the species and conditions of the Baltic Sea. With a background in sustainability, permaculture, marine restoration and food, Joel and Viktor are aiming to create a food industry with a minimal footprint.  

Under Ytan aims to be one of the leading partners when it comes to combining seaweed farming, artificial ecosystems, marine restoration and nature-integrated design in offshore wind farms and coastal areas in the Baltic Sea. 

Founders Joel Lindholm and Viktor Eriksson have recently started a pilot with 4 different artificial reefs for Baltic conditions, among the others put out earlier this season. In August they started building their first prototype seaweed farm for growing Ulva. 

Founder Joel Lindholm says: 'Seaweed is the least polluting food and biomass. We know it will be hard, but we hope to create a food industry that is almost carbon neutral. Especially if we also work in marine restoration.’

Read more on New member Under Ytan specializing in the seaweed species and conditions of the Baltic Sea - North Sea Farmers.

Swedish film

Under ytan (French: Descente aux Enfers, English: Beneath the Surface) is a Swedish film directed by Daniel Fridell. A year-old woman has been doing drugs for years and seeks medical treatment. At the clinic, she learns that her boyfriend has recently turned his attention to her younger sister.

The film won Guldbagge Awards in for best lead actress Johanna Sällström and best cinematography by Jens Fischer.^[1] The cinematographer also won the CamerimageBronze Frog in Toruń, Poland and also the main award at the Madrid film festival Madridimagen The director Daniel Fridell was nominated for the Grand

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