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UK: SABMiller profit rises 21% in H1 2007 on emerging-market demand
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India: Carlsberg to set up two beer units of 0.45 mil hl each
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Denmark & Netherlands: Heineken & Carlsberg raise bid for S&N till £7.3 billion, S&N rejects the offer
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Russia: SABMiller says Russia one of most exciting beer markets in the world
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Argentina: Cargill to double the size of its Rosario malting facility
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Europe: Germany malt production estimates higher than in 2006-07, France’s and UK’s unchanged
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Canada: 2007-08 barley production to increase 23% to 11.8 Mt due to higher seeded area
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USA: Imports of 2row barley from Canada will be sharply up from last year because of summer draught
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Russia: Volume of barley collected by Baltika Brewing Company increased 87.5% y/y
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Denmark: Royal Unibrew 9 month 2007 profits fall 31% due to higher costs, financial year guidance cut
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Russia & Bahrain: Baltika started beer shipments to Bahrain
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Belarus: Heineken executives hold talks at Rechytsapiva brewery
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Australia: Foster’s breweries cut potable water use as decade-long drought continues
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UK: Brewery jobs under threat as raw material prices rocket
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UK: SABMiller profit rises 21% in H1 2007 on emerging-market demand
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SABMiller plc, one of the world’s leading brewers with operations and distribution agreements in over 60 countries across six continents, reports its interim (unaudited)
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France: Beer sales down 4% in 2007
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French beer sales volumes are down 4% in 2007 or 2% in terms of money even if the Rugby World Cup brought foreign beer
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India: Carlsberg to set up two beer units of 0.45 mil hl each
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Denmark headquartered global premium beer brand Carlsberg is in the process of setting up two greenfield manufacturing units in India, according to Debdatta Das,
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UK: Bad weather dampens beer sales in 2007
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Total beer sales in the UK off-trade rose just 0.3 per cent last year, the latest Nielsen figures have revealed, Off Licence News reported
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Denmark & Netherlands: Heineken & Carlsberg raise bid for S&N till £7.3 billion, S&N rejects the offer
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Heineken and Carlsberg (the “Consortium”) announce that they have made an increased proposal to the Board of Scottish & Newcastle plc (“S&N”) under which the Consortium would offer to acquire S&N for 750 pence per share in cash (the “Increased Proposal”), according to companies’ releases, November 15. The Consortium believes it is important that S&N shareholders are fully informed of the merits of the Consortium’s Increased Proposal in advance of S&N’s trading update on 20 November 2007.
Key highlights of the Consortium’s Increased Proposal are:
• a full and fair offer price of 750 pence per share in cash, valuing the group at an equity value of £7.3bn and an enterprise value of approximately £9.7bn, substantially in excess of the standalone independent value of S&N;
• an increase of 30 pence per share;
• a premium of 41% to the share price of 531 pence being the closing price on 28 March 2007 (the date immediately before speculation first arose around a possible offer for S&N);
• a historic transaction multiple of 13.6x S&N’s EBITDA for the year ended 31 December 2006 (materially higher than those paid by S&N for its recent major acquisitions); and
• a high degree of certainty for S&N shareholders.
S&N Board recommendation and limited confirmatory due diligence
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Russia: SABMiller says Russia one of most exciting beer markets in the world
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SABMiller PLC said the Russia is one of the most exciting beer markets in the world but has declined to reiterate comments that Western European markets are 'singularly unattractive', according to Thomson Financial, November 15.
In a conference call, chief executive Graham Mackay said: 'The Russian beer market is still growing very rapidly. It's one of the most exciting markets in the world and has been for some years now and obviously attracts a lot of attention.'
Mackay said SABMiller has a strong business in Russia -- growing in 'high-ish double-digits' consistently for at least the last five years -- though it is small and operates only in the premium beer segment.
'It's highly profitable for its size but it is not a mainstream player at all, so it doesn't have the bulk or scale of the three bigger players,' he said, adding the group has been rapidly expanding its business in the country.
'We've effectively been in an out-of-stock situation there for just about every summer for the last three of four years, so we have a capacity expansion going on and we are very pleased with our progress,' said Mackay.
The group earlier this year unveiled plans to invest 170 mln usd in
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Argentina: Cargill to double the size of its Rosario malting facility
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Cargill announced that it will expand its malting facility in Rosario, Argentina, according to the company’s report, November 15. The company plans to double
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Europe: Germany malt production estimates higher than in 2006-07, France’s and UK’s unchanged
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Germany 2006-07 malt production was of 1.740 Mill. tons; in July 2007 of 160.000 tons, according to analysts, November 2. If that production level
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Canada: 2007-08 barley production to increase 23% to 11.8 Mt due to higher seeded area
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For 2007-08, barley production is estimated to increase by 23% to 11.8 Mt, close to the 10-year average, due to higher seeded area, according
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USA: Imports of 2row barley from Canada will be sharply up from last year because of summer draught
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The USDA reduced its barley crop estimate of the USA to 4,612 Mill. tons, according to analysts, November 2.
Nevertheless export sales of 864.000 tons have been notified, almost 20 % of the crop. The Midwest harvested a fine crop of 6row barley, but the Western 2row barley suffered from the summer draught. That is why imports from Canada will be sharply up from last year. Malting barley markets are very firm. First acreage estimates for 2008 are unchanged from this year.
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Russia: Volume of barley collected by Baltika Brewing Company increased 87.5% y/y
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Agroindustrial facilities of the Open Society "Brewing Company "Baltika" in 2007 have collected 150 thousand tons of barley, up 87.5% the similar parameter of
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Predicting Preharvest Sprouting Susceptibility in Barley: A Model Based on Temperature during Grain Filling
M. VERONICA RODRIGUEZ, MARTIN MARGINEDA, JUAN F. GONZALEZ-MARTIN, PEDRO INSAUSTI,
AND ROBERTO L. BENECH-ARNOLD
Abstract
Preharvest sprouting (PHS) susceptibility in cereals is a consequence of low grain dormancy before harvest. Dormancy loss rate depends on genotype and may also be affected by environmental conditions during seed formation. To establish a quantitative relationship between temperature and PHS susceptibility, a malting barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) cultivar, ‘Quilmes Palomar’, was sown on different dates over a 3-yr period to obtain a range of thermal conditions during grain filling (soil type: Aeric Argiudoll). The period from pollination to physiological maturity (PM) was adjusted to a thermal time (TT) scale, which was then divided into 50C-day intervals. Mean temperature within each interval was calculated for the different sowing dates. Grain dormancy was monitored using a germination index (GI). We sought a linear relationship between temperature during grain filling and GI at some moment after PM. The strongest correla tion (P < 0.0001) was obtained between mean temperature values within the TT interval ranging from 300 to 350 C-day (Tm300-350 ) and GI values 12 d after PM (GI12DAPM ). This indicates that temperature during this sensitivity window explains variability in dormancy level interamong years and locations for this cultivar, and may therefore explain differences in PHS susceptibility. A regression model was generated for predicting GI values 12 d after PM, and tested on commercial plots. The linear relationship between temperature and GI after PM was confirmed, though the effect of one or more undescribed, environmental factors differing among tested locations was revealed.
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