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June 11. 2013 12:22PM
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Mascoma announces next generation bioengineered yeast
DULUTH, Ga. & LEBANON, N.H. — Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits, a global provider of fermentation ingredients to the fuel ethanol industry, and Mascoma Corporation, a renewable fuels company, today announced the introduction of their next generation advanced yeast product, TransFerm® Yield+.
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