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Bulgaria: Brewers expect 11% to 14% beer sales increase
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Denmark & Netherlands: Carlsberg, Heineken clarify they may raise S&N bid
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Canada: Brick Brewing slips to loss in Q3, revenues decline
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Russia & Germany: Baltika Breweries to export beer to Germany in PET bottles
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Nepal: Pepsi bottler signs agreement with InBev to produce Lowenbrau beer
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China: Barley supply a problem on increasing beer market
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France: Winter barley area sees 3.5% rise in 2008/09
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Brazil & Argentina & Uruguay: Barley crop results disappointing
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UK: Scottish & Newcastle agrees sale of LCL Pils brand to Daniel Thwaites Brewery
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Kenya: Diageo solves Kenya's drink problem with cheap beer
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UK: Scottish & Newcastle unveils new management team
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USA: Heineken chooses DataAlchemy software for data analysis and presentation
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Japan: Government buys 61 thousand tonnes of barley via SBS tender
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Canada: Appeal of ruling upholding wheat board's barley monopoly to be heard February 26, 2008
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Ukraine: Barley trade insignificant due to high prices
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Bulgaria: Brewers expect 11% to 14% beer sales increase
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The broad entering of foreign beer brands from the European community didn’t reflect Bulgarian beer brands sales in the first year of the Bulgarian
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Denmark & Netherlands: Carlsberg, Heineken clarify they may raise S&N bid
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Carlsberg and Heineken (the “Consortium”) notes recent media reports and confirms that, whilst it has no plans to raise its proposal above 750 pence,
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Vietnam: Sabeco builds brewery plant in Nghe An
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The Saigon Brewery Corporation (Sabeco) started the construction of the Saigon-Song Lam Brewery Plant, located on the two communes of Nam Giang and Hung
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Canada: Brick Brewing slips to loss in Q3, revenues decline
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Brick Brewing Co. Ltd. announced its third quarter financial results, reporting a net loss of C$858 thousand or C$0.04 per share, compared to net earnings of C$40 thousand or breakeven per share in the same quarter last year, RTTNews reported December 11.
Net revenues for the quarter declined to C$7.54 million, from C$8.7 million in the prior year quarter. Gross revenues for the quarter decreased 7.2% to C$16.91 million, from C$18.22 million in the same quarter previous year.
For the nine-month period, the company posted a net loss of C$1.47 million or C$0.06 per share, compared to net earnings of C$1.13 million or C$0.03 per share in the same period last year. Net revenues for the period were C$24.04 million, down from C$27.3 million in the same period prior year. Gross revenues for the period decreased to C$54.55 million, from C$57.55 million in the same period previous year.
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Russia & Germany: Baltika Breweries to export beer to Germany in PET bottles
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Baltika Breweries announced it had started to export beer in PET bottles to Germany, according to company’s press release, December 10. Baltika had previously been registered as an operator on the one-time packaging German market, being the first Russian company which passed the registration process in Deutsche Pfandsystem GmbH (DPG) – organization which administrates one-time packaging turnover on the German market.
Baltika Breweries is the leader on the Russian beer market. In 2006 Baltika merged with the companies Vena, Pikra and Yarpivo.
The Baltika brand occupies second place in Europe in terms of sales. The Company owns 11 breweries across all of Russia and has an extensive portfolio of brands. Baltika has around 12,000 employees.
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Nepal: Pepsi bottler signs agreement with InBev to produce Lowenbrau beer
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Varun Beverages Pvt. Ltd., the Nepali bottler of Pepsi range of soft drinks has signed an agreement with Inbev, the Belgium based world’s largest beer company to produce and sell in Nepal Lowenbrau brand of beer, according to Businessage, December 11. The brewing is to be done in the brewery of SunGold Beverage of Chaudhary Group. The plan is to launch the Lowenbrau before the Dashain festival.
Varun Beverage is fully owned by Pepsi India.
Nepali market consumes almost 420 million bottles of beer every year. Out of that market, brands from Gorkha Brewery occupy about 85 per cent while the rest is shared among Mt. Everest Brewery, SunGold Beverage and United Brewery.
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China: Barley supply a problem on increasing beer market
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The world beer output in 2006 rose by 6 % to 1,699 Mill. hl (as per Barth), composed of 15 % in China and
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France: Winter barley area sees 3.5% rise in 2008/09
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The French farm ministry estimated that the country's area sown with winter barley is expected to expand, at 1.23 million hectares, up 3.5 percent
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Brazil & Argentina & Uruguay: Barley crop results disappointing
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Crop results of Brazil and Uruguay are confirmed to be disappointing, in Parana, Rio Grande do Sul and in Uruguay yields are about 30
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Czech Republic: Czech hops harvest up 3% in 2007
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Czech hops growers this year harvested 5,630 tonnes of hops, 3 percent more than last year, and per hectare yield was 1.04 tonnes, 0.03
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Malting barley: storage, dormancy and processing quality
R. Reuss, J.A. Cassells and J.R. Green CSIRO Entomology, GPO Box 1700, Canberra, ACT 2601R. Nischwitz Barett Burston Malting Co., Central Laboratory Gough Street, GPO Box 153B, Melbourne, Victoria 3001
Abstract
Preharvest sprouting of malting barley causes substantial commercial losses to the grain industry. The use of
dormant barley varieties could reduce the risk of weather damage, but dormancy and water sensitivity are undesirable
during malting. Storage conditions largely determine the rate of postharvest breakdown of dormancy and water sensitivity.
This process may take months, to the disadvantage of handlers and maltsters. Our research has identified several
options for managing barley dormancy to provide opportunities to malt and export barley earlier. This would open the
door to the use of more dormant barley varieties to reduce preharvest sprouting. The use of agricultural chemicals to
break dormancy before or after storage is one possible option. Alternatively, the use of dry heat is an attractive option
avoiding market sensitivities to chemical use. Finally, by manipulating the storage process, postharvest dormancy
breakdown can be accelerated without compromising barley quality. Here we present preliminary results of a threeyear
project that aims to understand the interaction between storage conditions, barley quality and dormancy.
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