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Blue Lice was founded in 2017 by three entrepreneurs with a shared vision:

To help the aquaculture industry limit sea lice in a way that increases fish welfare.

We identified salmon lice as one of the biggest threats to fish welfare, and set ourselves the goal of finding a solution.

After several years of research, development and testing, we have created a system that effectively deals with the lice problem using only light technology.

Address:	Bjorhaugslettå 11,
City:	Nærbø
State:	(NO-4365)
Telephone:	+47 55 22 55 40
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	post@bluelice.no

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Key people & contacts:

CEO & CO-FOUNDER

Ms Karoline Sjodal Olsen

SALES MANAGER

Mr Olav Bekken

Phone: +47 414 61 181

olav@bluelice.no

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