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Belgium & China: Anheuser-Busch's stake in Tsingtao Brewery to be taken by InBev
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World: Recent beer sales mostly positive, new malthouse construction creates nervousness
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UK: Carlsberg to follow the example of InBev and Coors – wholesale prices to be 2.3% higher
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The Netherlands: Heineken to consolidate acquisitions in Central and Eastern Europe inspired by growing output, sales, and purchasing power
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United States: Molson Coors looking for possible acquisitions and facing court on illegal contract termination
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France & Russia: Malteurop positions itself on Europe’s largest beer market through a new acquisition
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EU: August malt market review: traditional holiday month reduces trading activity
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EU: Barley crops 2008 close to record levels, poor weather undermining quality in some regions
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China: Malting barley crop does not live up to the expectations, import estimates range from 1.3 to 1.7 mln tons
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United States: High feed barley prices to attract high imports from Canada
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United States: Anheuser-Busch’s subsidiary to expand activity
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United Kingdom: Devon and Cornwall boast of 95% winter barley crop making malting quality
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Japan: Sapporo Breweries to mark products with carbon footprint
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Australia: Grain Pool pays AU$25 per tonne of barley to its participants
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UK: Cobra Beer investors allocate £15 million for overseas expansion
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Canada: Brick Brewing settles a lawsuit and is not looking for a buyer
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Ukraine: Beer output 2008 forecasted to rise by 5.8%, whereas rising excise duty on beer will affect retail prices insignificantly
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Finland: Viking Malt announces top management changes as of September 1st
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Czech Republic: Barley crop 2008 estimates increased by 148,200 tonnes
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Australia & Japan: Lion Nathan brewery establishes a AU$340 mln billion debt facility with Mizuho Corporate Bank
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Sri Lanka: Leading Lion Brewery completes the largest repackaging in its history
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Russia: August barley exports amount to 153,000 tonnes
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United States: State-by-state beer shipments estimate for July 2008 increased 1.1%, Beer Institute publishes a review of June-July 2008
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Ukraine & Moldova: Ukrainian brewers accuse Moldova of unfair competition
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East Africa: East African Breweries establishes a spirits unit in Tanzania
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Belgium & China: Anheuser-Busch's stake in Tsingtao Brewery to be taken by InBev
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Belgian brewer InBev has agreed to take over Anheuser-Busch Cos.' 27% stake in China's Tsingtao Brewery Co. once its planned takeover of the U.S.
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World: Recent beer sales mostly positive, new malthouse construction creates nervousness
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A certain nervousness has been created by disappointing beer sales figures in the early months of 2008, and even more so by the announcements
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UK: Carlsberg to follow the example of InBev and Coors – wholesale prices to be 2.3% higher
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Carlsberg UK is the latest company to point to the rise in costs of raw ingredients after announcing a price increase, the Publican published
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The Netherlands: Heineken to consolidate acquisitions in Central and Eastern Europe inspired by growing output, sales, and purchasing power
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Dutch beer brewer Heineken will consolidate its recent acquisitions in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) rather than buy more breweries, Austrian news agency APA
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United States: Molson Coors looking for possible acquisitions and facing court on illegal contract termination
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Molson Coors Brewing Co. continues to look for possible acquisitions as the consolidation wave in the beer industry goes on, the company’s CEO Peter
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Russia: No place for western beer?
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Beer produced abroad is in the doldrums in Russia, Pivnoe Delo published on September, 9. The market is tightly occupied by local brands. Only
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France & Russia: Malteurop positions itself on Europe’s largest beer market through a new acquisition
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The French group Malteurop, a subsidiary of the holding company SICLAE, of which the Champagne Céréales group is majority stockholder, has purchased the Russian
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EU: August malt market review: traditional holiday month reduces trading activity
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August has been a traditional holiday month with little activity in the domestic and international malt markets, analysts commented on September, 1.
As of
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EU: Barley crops 2008 close to record levels, poor weather undermining quality in some regions
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Latest barley crop estimates for the EU-27 range from 62.7 to 64.2 mln tons, five to seven mln tons more than last year, experts
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China: Malting barley crop does not live up to the expectations, import estimates range from 1.3 to 1.7 mln tons
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China’s malting barley crop is not as good as earlier expected, as Inner Mongolia did not fulfil the high hopes for a good quality
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United States: High feed barley prices to attract high imports from Canada
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The U.S. was plagued by dryness before and locally heavy rains during harvest, experts report. As a consequence, some industries accept proteins up to 14.5 % for six- and two-row barleys, also very low plumpness.
As of September, 1, prices for feed barley exw N. Dakota have improved to U.S $ 207,- per metric tonne, six-row malting barley delivered Minneapolis is quoted US$ 321,-, two-row malting exw Montana US$ 336,- (this price would be equivalent to US$ 414,- FOB Portland).
Supplies look tight, and analysts conclude that market prices are high enough to invite good imports from Canada.
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Variation in Malting Quality and Heat Resistance
in the Malting Barley Variety "Alexis"
Birthe Møller, Jose Luis Molina-Cano and Lars Munck
Abstract
J. Inst. Brew. 108(3), 294–302, 2002
In earlier studies concerning vigour, where subsamples are heattreated
before germination there was found heat-sensitive as well
as heat-resistant barley samples. The vigour model developed by
Ellis and Roberts and further developed at Carlsberg, could only
describe the heat-sensitive barleys. Seventeen samples of the
“Alexis” variety grown widely in Europe were collected from
the EBC trials in 1994 in order to see if heat resistance in barley
was influenced by different growing conditions. We found
both heat-sensitive samples following the vigour model as well
as pronounced heat-resistant samples, but these were not divided
according to growing conditions. The germination curves dependent
on heat treatment and germination time were evaluated
by Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Heat-resistant barley
samples could be differentiated from heat-sensitive samples already
after ½ h of heat treatment at 68°C (12% moisture) and
after 3 days of germination. The barley samples were analysed
with regard to malting quality. The PCA evaluation of the data
divided the samples according to growing location, mainly due
to differences in protein and -glucan. However, the malting
analyses could not describe the differences in heat resistance and
sensitivity of the barleys. The biochemical background of the
heat resistance found is discussed on the basis of literature. Our
findings should give an experimental basis for exploiting a biochemical
principle for heat resistance, which is formed during
grain filling and consumed during storage and germination.
Key words: Heat resistance, malting barley quality, principal
component analysis, vigour.
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September 09
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