text: The beaches are cleaned - partly manually and partly with machines - so unhindered access to the sea is possible. One problem is that also a lot of sand gets removed by removing the sargassum and the beaches become smaller.
  The municipalities concerned deal with the collected sargassum, and we are talking about tons and tons every day, differently. In areas with agriculture and fields, it is partly used as a fertilizer. In states like Quintana Roo, with many tourist resorts, this is not possible because of the huge jungle areas. That's why it has to be transported away, burned, buried or - and there are always clever minds - used creatively. A house was already build out of it and a Mexican company has launched a shoe that uses sargassum for production.