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Fish health firm launches bacteriophage to fight salmon skin disease

STIM's R&D team has created a bacteriophage product to kill Moritella viscosa, which attacks the skin of the fish causing sores and sepsis

By Undercurrent News | June 16, 2021 08:56 BST
STIM director of research and development Hans Petter Kleppen
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Fish health company STIM plans to launch a new bacteriophage product that fights Moritella viscosa, a bacteria causing causing skin sores and sepsis in farmed salmon, this fall [...]

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