Lindahl acts as an advisor when Amferia enters into an agreement with Orkla Wound Care
Through the collaboration with Orkla Wound Care, Amferia’s innovative technology will reach the veterinary market through Orkla’s leading brand Snögg Animal Care.
Amferia’s technology is based on an antimicrobial gel that inhibits bacterial growth and can help prevent infections – a priority area in the European veterinary market, particularly in view of the growing risk of antibiotic-resistant infections. Amferia’s technology and materials have been developed through many years’ research in collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology.
Read more about Amferia and the agreement at amferia.com.
Patrik Rindstål was the Lindahl partner in charge.
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