In this episode of the PreCardix Podcast, Carla interviews CEO Andreas Semmingsen, who shares the fascinating journey of their Norwegian biotech company, Marealis. The company started with a focus on efficiently using shrimp shells, a byproduct of their shrimp factory, to create marine peptides that could impact blood pressure. The podcast delves into the family history behind the company, its journey from a small shrimp factory to a global leader, and the challenges and milestones faced in gaining regulatory approvals and expanding to new markets like Canada and the US. Andreas also emphasizes the importance of maintaining the correct dosing and ethical values in their product, PreCardix, and highlights their mission to make high-quality health products accessible worldwide. The episode captures the excitement and motivation behind Marealis' journey and their vision for the future.
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