'The next pandemic could be antibiotic-resistant bacteria'

The technology produced by this company's new $56 million facility could provide major breakthroughs in aquaculture's drive to tackle disease.

STIM CEO Jim-Roger Nordly at the construction site in Leknes, Norway.
STIM CEO Jim-Roger Nordly at the construction site in Leknes, Norway.Foto: Anders H. Furuset
Published 22 July 2021, 06:00Updated 22 July 2021, 11:58
AntibioticsDiseasesFish healthSTIMFarmed salmon