In Bangladesh, the beverage market presents a unique opportunity for innovation, especially in the realm of health-oriented soft drinks, a segment currently underserved by locally-made products. Tapping into the country’s rich marine resources, specifically seaweeds, offers a novel pathway to meet this market demand. The primary challenge in this endeavor is developing a process for producing seaweed-based soft drinks that are not only nutritious but also palatable and appealing to the consumer’s taste. Seaweeds are known for their rich nutritional profile, including vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making them an excellent candidate for health-oriented beverages. However, transforming seaweeds into a delicious soft drink requires overcoming several hurdles. Firstly, the process must effectively extract the beneficial nutrients from the seaweeds while ensuring that the final product has a taste profile acceptable to the mainstream consumer. This involves innovative formulation and flavor masking techniques to balance the natural taste of seaweeds, which might be unfamiliar or unappealing to some consumers. Additionally, the production process must be scalable and cost-effective to ensure that these soft drinks are accessible to a broad consumer base. Moreover, this initiative could pave the way for promoting sustainable local ingredients, as seaweeds are a renewable resource with minimal environmental impact compared to traditional land-based crops. Successfully creating a seaweed-based soft drink that is nutritious, tasty, and affordable would not only cater to the growing demand for healthier beverage options but also position Bangladesh as a pioneer in utilizing its marine resources for innovative food products. This approach aligns with the broader goals of sustainable development and health-conscious consumerism.