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Turkey & CIS: Efes Breweries increases sales volume by 8% during the first nine month of 2008, and by 2% in a challenging third quarter
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Mexico & United States: Modelo denies intention to buy back stake from Anheuser-Busch
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Japan: Asahi says “there is not truth” to the report on its eyeing of InBev’s Korean unit
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United States: Craft beers sales increase by 10.6% yoy benefiting from their diversity and consumers’ desire to experiment
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Singapore & India: Asia Pacific Breweries to build two new beer plants in India
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Japan & India: Asahi Breweries to expand beer sales in India
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EU: Brussels reintroduces import duties on cereals, barley tariff rate quota to be 16 euro/tonne
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Canada: Ample feed barley supplies but no export business to speak of for feed barley - experts
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Australia: ABB publishes initial estimates for its national barley pools
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United Kingdom: The number of hop growers declining, imported hops necessary for diversity - experts
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Belgium & Russia: InBev postpones the inauguration of a new brewery in Russia
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Australia: Craft brewed beer increases popularity among Australians
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Serbia: Heineken and Efes to close one brewery in Serbia, cut production in another two
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Colombia: SABMiller doubtless to keep a stable position in Colombia’s growing beer market - experts
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Ukraine: Barley acreage may increase to 4 mln ha next year - experts
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Tunisia: A joint venture between Heineken and Boujbel Group to challenge the SFBT monopoly
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Spain: Beer sales down 6% in 2008, but experts say no time to speak of a crisis yet
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Thailand: Brewer Thai Beverage to sell 80 mln shares as part of intention to list in Thailand as well as Singapore
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Vietnam: Thanh Hoa Beer Company becomes the first Vietnamese brewer to be listed on the bourse
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Ukraine: Obolon brewery to adjust development strategy
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Turkey & CIS: Efes Breweries increases sales volume by 8% during the first nine month of 2008, and by 2% in a challenging third quarter
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Efes Breweries International N.V. (EBI) announced on October, 17 its sales volume figures for the nine months period ended September, 30.
In the first
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Mexico & United States: Modelo denies intention to buy back stake from Anheuser-Busch
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Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo denied on October, 17 a report that it was seeking to buy back all or part of the 50 percent
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Japan: Asahi says “there is not truth” to the report on its eyeing of InBev’s Korean unit
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Japan's Asahi Breweries is close to completing due diligence for a possible offer for InBev's South Korean division, Reuters cited Belgium's Le Soir
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United States: Craft beers sales increase by 10.6% yoy benefiting from their diversity and consumers’ desire to experiment
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Case sales of craft brews increased 10.6% for the year ended Oct. 4 while sales of imported beer at food stores (excluding super centres)
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Singapore & India: Asia Pacific Breweries to build two new beer plants in India
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Asia Pacific Breweries Ltd, the Singapore-based joint venture between Dutch brewer Heineken NV and Singapore’s Fraser and Neave Ltd, is to establish two new
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Japan & India: Asahi Breweries to expand beer sales in India
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Japan’s Asahi Breweries Ltd. plans to expand its operations in India encouraged by growing demand for beer in the South Asian country, Jiji Press
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EU: Brussels reintroduces import duties on cereals, barley tariff rate quota to be 16 euro/tonne
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Brussels is set to reintroduce import duties on cereals in an attempt to prevent any further slippage in the price of grain to farmers,
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Canada: Ample feed barley supplies but no export business to speak of for feed barley - experts
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Canada produced 11.219 mln tonnes of barley in 2008-09, up from 10.984 million in 2007-08, Country Guide communicated on October, 20.
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Australia: ABB publishes initial estimates for its national barley pools
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ABB Grain made public initial estimates for its national pools in barley for the 2008/2009 harvest on October, 20.
ABB’s pool estimates are quoted on
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United Kingdom: The number of hop growers declining, imported hops necessary for diversity - experts
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Britain's brewers - struggling against falling beer sales - are cutting costs by importing hops from China and America, the Telegraph communicated on October,
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Does Beer Contain Compounds That Might Interfere with Cholesterol Metabolism?
Robert Muller, Sam Walker, John Brauer1 and Maria Junquera
Abstract
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 102–109, 2007
Elevated blood cholesterol is a problem for many people. Although
a significant proportion of this cholesterol arises from
metabolism within the body, approximately 50% comes from
our diet. Certain plant sterols (phytosterols) are known to inhibit
the absorption of this dietary cholesterol by the human body, and
there are now several commercially available food products that
contain these phytosterols. Barley malt, yeast and hops also
contain phytosterols or similar materials that might potentially
act as inhibitors of cholesterol uptake but this effect has not been
studied. In this work we examine one aspect of the potential for
competition between cholesterol and selected beer components
when binding to a protein. The method used was ligand docking.
This uses computer modeling to examine the binding energies
expected when the ligand (e.g. cholesterol or analogue) binds to
a protein. The two proteins examined were both natural cholesterol
binding proteins. The cholesterol analogues, sitosterol
(from barley) and ergosterol (from yeast), had similar binding
energies to cholesterol and thus had potential for competition.
Other molecules (iso-xanthohumol, 8-prenylnaringenin (8PN)
and iso-humulone) had lower binding energies suggesting that
they would not compete effectively. Standard beers normally
contain very low levels of either sitosterol or ergosterol, although
some wheat beers that contain high levels of yeast may
contain elevated levels of ergosterol. We have also developed a
beer that contains elevated levels of sitosterol by incorporating
whole grain material. The level of -sitosterol in these beers was
still very low and even a whole grain beer would not contain
sufficient of the cholesterol analogues to completely inhibit cholesterol
uptake or transport.
Key words: Binding energy cholesterol, ergosterol, protein,
sitosterol.
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