Berkeley Yeast is a company that develops and produces custom-built yeast strains for the brewing industry.

Berkeley Yeast

Berkeley Yeast uses synthetic biology and process engineering to develop products with transformative impact on fermentation, particularly in the beer and wine sectors. With proven traction in these markets, and with support from government grants (NSF, NIH, USDA) and venture capital, we are expanding our research and manufacturing pipelines. Currently available products in the market give unprecedented control over flavors and improve production efficiency. And that’s just the beginning. We are hiring—come join our team to build the future of fermentation.

Learn more about our company and products here:

Why Genetically Modified Yeast Could Be the Next Step in Beer’s Evolution
https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/blog/2020/1/13/yeast-of-eden-why-gmo-yeast-could-be-the-next-step-in-beers-evolution

6 Beer Industry Trends to Watch in 2022
https://daily.sevenfifty.com/6-beer-industry-trends-to-watch-in-2022/

National Science Foundation

We’re at World Brewing Congress in Minneapolis!

Berkeley Yeast’s Anthony Bledsoe has organized a terrific panel on NA brewing, Best Practices for Crafting No- and Low-alc Beers.
Come join him on Tuesday, August 20 10:00 AM.
The speakers have diverse experience and knowledge of NA brewing, ranging from innovation across a wide range of applications to process authority consultation. 

Here’s the list of speakers:
Scott Lafontaine -- Professor in Food Chemistry at University of Arkansas
Martha Kimber, M.S. -- Senior Technical Manager, Advanced Food Microbiology at Eurofins
Kaylyn Kirkpatrick -- Director of Education at the Brewers Association
Parker Penley -- Innovation Manager at Tilray Brands, Inc.

Also of note, we’re excited to attend Scott Lafontaine’s talk on Evaluating Commercially Available Yeast Strains for Their Application and Flavor Profiles in Non-alcoholic Beer on Tuesday.

Hope to see you at our booth (414) on the tradeshow floor.

BERK

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