Production of food and fodder yeasts.

A decade or so ago, there was considerable interest in developing single cell protein production from raw materials. Many factors have influenced the development of fodder yeast technology, notably the biochemistry and physiology of the yeast. It is shown that those considerations have led to the choice of a continuous fermentation technology.

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