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USA & Canada: Molson Coors 1Q profit rises on stronger beer sales
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Denmark: Carlsberg Q1 operating profit falls slightly, misses consensus
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India: Cobra Beer plans to acquire three more breweries in India
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Sweden: Spendrups brewery acquires Hellefors, becomes Sweden's largest brewery
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Russia: Baltika Breweries announces a 22% increase in sales in Q1, 2008
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Canada: Higher beer prices on tap as summer approaches
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Australia: Australia expects bumper barley crop 57% in 2008/09
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Europe: Prices of EU new crop malting barley dropped substantially
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India: SABMiller announced doubling its barley sourcing in Rajasthan
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Czech Republic: The Japanese breweries are still the most important customers for Czech hops, the critical situation on the hop market lead to the increase in hop imports
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Italy: Russian brewery giant Baltika came to Italy
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USA: Takeover speculation boosts Anheuser-Busch call options trading
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Nigeria: Nigerian Breweries records a 29% rise in 2007 turnover
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Denmark: Carlsberg sees total S&N purchase price 57 billion Danish crowns
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UK: Greene King 'seeks bidders' for 80-plus pubs
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USA: Boston Beer expects glass bottle recall costs to hurt 2008 profit
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Slovak Republic: Topvar brewer plays joker to catch up with competition
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USA: Flying Dog Brewery releases Kerberos Tripel and Canis Major mixed pack
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Belgium: InBev unions ready to call for a strike over the non-payment of salaries during a previous strike
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Australia: Australians rate Baltika’s beer very highly
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South Africa & UK: SABMiller announces board appointments
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South Africa: South African Breweries to build on House of Hansa success
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Philippines: Investors gobble up San Miguel Brewery IPO
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India: Barley futures up on demand from malt makers
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Jordan: Jordan tenders to buy 100,000 tonnes of feed barley
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USA & Canada: Molson Coors 1Q profit rises on stronger beer sales
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Molson Coors Brewing reported higher sales volume, net sales and earnings per share for the fiscal first quarter ending March 30, 2008, in its
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Denmark: Carlsberg Q1 operating profit falls slightly, misses consensus
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Denmark's largest brewer Carlsberg AS, announced its interim results for the first quarter of 2008, in a press release, May 7.
• Organic volume growth
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India: Cobra Beer plans to acquire three more breweries in India
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UK-based Cobra Beer is planning to acquire three more breweries in India by 2012, taking its total number of breweries in the country to
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Sweden: Spendrups brewery acquires Hellefors, becomes Sweden's largest brewery
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Spendrups Bryggeri AB has agreed to acquire Bergslagen-based Hellefors Bryggeri AB in a move which creates Sweden's largest brewery, Spendrups has said in a
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Russia: Baltika Breweries announces a 22% increase in sales in Q1, 2008
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Baltika Breweries, the leader on the Russian beer market, announces its results for the first 3 months of 2008, in a press release, May
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Canada: Higher beer prices on tap as summer approaches
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The rising cost of malt, which has almost doubled in prices since last fall, is expected to drive up the cost of beer this
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Australia: Australia expects bumper barley crop 57% in 2008/09
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Australia's output of barley is set to rebound sharply this year from last year's drought-hit levels, the country's leading private forecaster and a major
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Europe: Prices of EU new crop malting barley dropped substantially
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Prices of EU new crop malting barley dropped substantially during April, according to analysts, May 2. The trend developed in a very thin trade
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India: SABMiller announced doubling its barley sourcing in Rajasthan
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Multinationals sourcing barley from Rajasthan for production of beer is increasing. After Pepsico India recently entered into an agreement with farmers in Rajasthan for
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Czech Republic: The Japanese breweries are still the most important customers for Czech hops, the critical situation on the hop market lead to the increase in hop imports
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The Japanese breweries are still the most important customers for Czech hops, the critical situation on the hop market lead to the increase in
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Fungal Contamination and the Levels of Mycotoxins (DON and OTA) in Cereal Samples from Poland and East Slovakia
EVA ČONKOVÁ1, ANNA LACIAKOVÁ1, IGOR ŠTYRIAK (2), LUDWIK CZERWIECKI (3)
and GRAŻYNA WILCZYŃSKA (3)
1) Institute of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, University of Veterinary Medicine in Košice, Košice, Slovak Republic;
2)Institute of Animal Physiology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Košice, Slovak Republic;
3) Institute of Agricultural and Food Biotechnology, Warsaw, Poland
Abstract
ČONKOVÁ E., LACIAKOVÁ A., ŠTYRIAK I., CZERWIECKI L., WILCZINSKA G. (2006): Fungal contamination
and the levels of mycotoxins (DON and OTA) in cereal samples from Poland and East Slovakia. Czech
J. Food Sci., 24: 33–40.
The cereal samples were taken immediately after harvest from the selected localities of Poland (45 samples) and East
Slovakia (60 samples). Fungal contamination of these samples was investigated and subsequently the presence of two
important mycotoxins, deoxynivalenol (DON) and ochratoxin A (OTA), was quantitatively examined. Concerning
mould contamination, no difference was observed between the samples from Poland and East Slovakia. The highest
incidence was observed of Fusarium, Aspergillus, and Penicillium genera. However, most of the investigated samples
of wheat, rye, and barley contained less than 104 cfu/g. The limit 750 ppb for DON in cereals and their products, recommended
by the European Mycotoxin Awareness Network (EMAN), was exceeded only by one wheat sample (4.5%)
from Poland, but by seven wheat samples (14.6%) from Slovakia. None cereal sample investigated for OTA exceeded
the allowed limit – 5 µg/kg.
Keywords: wheat; rye; barley; microscopic fungi; ochratoxin A (OTA); deoxynivalenol (DON)
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