Author: Zeolife.gr

Our company is engaged in the implementation and sale of certified natural zeolite of European origin and Greek aluminous diatomite. The zeolite content in clinoptilolite for agricultural and livestock use is at least 85% and is available in various granulometries depending on its use. Our goal is to spread the innumerable applications of these natural inert minerals, resulting in the immediate benefit of their properties in areas such as agriculture, livestock farming, the environment and human health. We ship the same day across Greece and the rest of Europe from our warehouse in Thessaloniki and Nea Orestiada. We offer wholesale and retail prices.

Zeo-cosmetics! Coming very soon to Zeolife.gr!

Very soon, you will be able to purchase Zeo-cosmetics – organic cosmetics based on zeolite – from our company. Initially, the following products will be available: Hydrolithos: Moisturising facecream The Light of the Stone: Facemask The Light of the Night: Facemake-up remover Zeopygos: Anti-cellulite scrub Find them in our online shop!

Use of zeolite in Ach. Zagka’s beehives in Corfu

Mr Zagkas from Corfu applies zeolite with a particle size of 0.8 to 2.5 millimetres to the base of the beehive and 2.5–5 millimetres around the perimeter to prevent damp and ensure proper environmental management.

The strategic zeolite – Nikos Lygeros

Before all our people realise the value of Greek zeolite, they must understand that it is a strategic mineral resource not only for our region of Thrace but for our entire country. Zeolite is not merely a local matter, as some try to portray it. And the sedimentary variety – that is, the natural form – is a resource of intrinsic value with countless applications across a wide range of fields, from science and technology and everyday life, including agriculture and livestock farming. So, if we bear in mind the size of the Greek deposits in Thrace and, at the ... Read more

Combating arsenic in the soil using zeolite – Nikos Lygeros

There are two main categories of arsenic: organic and inorganic. The latter is more toxic than the former. It is a compound of oxygen, chlorine or sulphur. Organic arsenic, on the other hand, is a compound of carbon or hydrogen. In this form, it is toxic in large doses but beneficial in small ones, as it is one of the super-trace elements essential for humans and other animals. It is therefore important to examine soil toxicity in relation to arsenic. Studies have already been carried out showing that, to address the ecotoxicity of an environment contaminated with arsenic, we can ... Read more

N. Lygeros: The zeolite strategy

The zeolite strategy not only showcases Greece’s mineral wealth but also provides alternative solutions to ensure our human rights are not trampled upon. Zeolite is friendly to people, animals and the environment, which means it also offers effective remediation. As it provides jobs for our own people in an area that needs them, it also transforms them into more resilient citizens who no longer stand to gain from collaborating with those who destroy the environment – and do so irreversibly. The zeolite strategy follows the Hellenic way of thinking, as it constitutes a counter-offensive for our homeland. We have never ... Read more

N. Lygeros – Incorporating zeolite into apple trees. Kastoria, 28 February 2014 [Video]

N. Lygeros – Incorporating zeolite into apple trees. Kastoria, 28/02/2014 Video Part A Video Part B Photos, Part A Photos Part B

Zeolite apple trees – Nikos Lygeros’s visit to L. Sidiropoulos’s farm in Akrolimni, Pella

Zeolite apple trees – Nikos Lygeros’s visit to L. Sidiropoulos’s farm in Akrolimni, Pella

Incorporating zeolite into a vegetable patch and plant pots at Radio Evros in Orestiada [video]

Ενσωμάτωση ζεόλιθου σε λαχανόκηπο και γλάστρες στο ράδιο Έβρος στην Ορεστιάδα

Continuation of the strawberry experiment

Below is the strawberry patch without zeolite