Abstract: The present invention relates to a yeast strain likely to be obtained by hybridizing a strain S1 with a strain S2, said yeast strain presenting, according to test A, the following characteristics: fermentation kinetics from 15 to 22 days at a temperature of 24° C.; and resistance with an alcoholic strength of more than or equal to 15% v/v; and a nitrogen requirement of less than or equal to 200 ppm, to the method of producing this strain and to its use.

Abstract: The present invention relates to bread-making yeast strains, also known as baker's yeasts. In particular, the present invention relates to the yeast strain deposited on May 19, 2016, with the CNCM under No. I-5088. This strain is particularly advantageous for use in a bread-making process, particularly a bread-making process of “indirect” type, also known as “Sponge and Dough”.

Abstract: The present invention concerns yeast strains that have improved properties relative to the specialized strains that are used in the production of first-generation ethanol. In particular, the strains of the invention have an increased ethanol yield, a lower production of glycerol and ethanol production kinetics that are similar or slightly slower than standard strain D1B. The present invention also concerns the yeasts obtained by culturing said strains, and the use of said yeasts and/or of said strains in the industrial production of ethanol.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel breadmaking yeast strains which are effective on non-sweetened and/or slightly sweetened products. It also relates to the yeasts obtained by a multiplication of the strains and also to the use thereof for the production of baked bakery products. The strains of the invention, selected after mutation in particular of a reference strain, are capable of multiplying according to a process that is slower than that of the reference strain, while exhibiting improved properties, in particular a fermentative capacity, compared with those of the reference strain.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel breadmaking yeast strains which are effective on non-sweetened and/or slightly sweetened products. It also relates to the yeasts obtained by a multiplication of said strains and also to the use thereof for the production of baked bakery products. The strains of the invention, selected after mutation in particular of a reference strain, are capable of multiplying according to a process that is slower than that of the reference strain, while exhibiting improved properties, in particular a fermentative capacity, compared with those of the reference strain.

Abstract: The present invention concerns yeast strains that have improved properties relative to the specialised strains that are used in the production of first-generation ethanol. In particular, the strains of the invention have an increased ethanol yield, a lower production of glycerol and ethanol production kinetics that are similar or slightly slower than standard strain D1B. The present invention also concerns the yeasts obtained by culturing said strains, and the use of said yeasts and/or of said strains in the industrial production of ethanol.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel strains of Saccharomyces that can be produced on a carbonaceous substrate which makes it possible to completely and/or partially replace the use of sugar, and to the use thereof for the production of yeast, in particular on the industrial scale. The invention also relates to a method for producing yeast of the Saccharomyces genus on a carbonaceous substrate which makes it possible to completely or partially replace the use of sugar.

Abstract: The invention relates to bread yeast strains that are effective in dough with a high sugar concentration, optionally in the presence of fungus inhibitors, to fresh or dry bread yeast obtained from said strains, and to those thereof in bread-making.