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China: China Resources Snow Breweries adds Shandong province to its brewing geography
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South Africa: SABMiller to save costs as it feels growing competition and increasing consumers’ preference of cheaper beer
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Belgium & China: AB InBev opens a new beer plant in southern China
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Japan & Philippines: Kirin may launch a bid for San Miguel’s Asian beer business later this year
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Poland: Carlsberg Polska fails to keep up with rival brewers in 2008
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World: Total barley production expected to be up 17% on 2007/2008 – IGC
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United States: Barley markets see little movement in prices
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EU: No changes and no buyers for both feed and malting barley
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South Korea: AB InBev's Oriental Brewery still highly attractive for Lotte Group beverage conglomerate - sources
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Japan: Asahi’s total domestic beer sales fall 37.5% in February
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Philippines: San Miguel Brewery bond offer finally given green light
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United Kingdom: UK licensees stock Carling as number one beer brand
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World: No definite results in the battle for world leadership between Snow Beer and Budweiser
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Belgium: Alken-Maes brewery announces a 3.5% price increase
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Russia: Analysts differ in forecasts for the Russian beer market
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Australia: Barley Australia posts preferred malting barley varieties list
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China: Chongqing Brewery posts a 7% increase in main operating turnover for 2008
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Ukraine: SUN InBev Ukraine’s net profit drops 5.4 times in 2008
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Russia & Lebanon: Baltika becomes the first and only Russian brewer to sell its beer in Lebanon
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South Korea: Hite Brewery shares rise on report its bid for AB InBev’s Oriental Brewery rejected
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United Kingdom: A research shows Britons prefer imported beer brands
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Serbia: Brewer Belgrade Beer Industry sums up the results of its first year after the privatisation
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Peru: Producers plan to export beer made with coca to South Africa and China
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South Korea: Miller beers promotion in Korea to gather momentum
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Philippines: San Miguel Brewery unlikely to put in place backstop facility as funds raised from onshore bond market are enough – banking sources
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Latvia: Latvian brewers sign Industry Self-Regulation Code
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United Kingdom: InBev UK and Ireland boss to head the brewer’s enlarged business
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China: China Resources Snow Breweries adds Shandong province to its brewing geography
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China Resources Snow Breweries Limited (or “CR Snow”), a subsidiary of China Resources Enterprise, Limited and a joint venture with SABMiller plc, announced on
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South Africa: SABMiller to save costs as it feels growing competition and increasing consumers’ preference of cheaper beer
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SABMiller PLC's South African division is planning to make ZAR350 million ($33 million) worth of cost savings in 2010, Dow Jones communicated on March,
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Belgium & China: AB InBev opens a new beer plant in southern China
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Belgium-based world's largest brewer AB InBev has opened a new factory in Foshan, Guangdong province, the China Daily reported on March, 13.
Constructed at a
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Japan & Philippines: Kirin may launch a bid for San Miguel’s Asian beer business later this year
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Kirin Holdings Co. may launch a bid for San Miguel Corp.’s Asian beer production and sales operations from the later half of this year,
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Poland: Carlsberg Polska fails to keep up with rival brewers in 2008
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The East European market continues to be a disappointment to Carlsberg. In 2008 the Polish market experienced a decline both in volume and market
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World: Total barley production expected to be up 17% on 2007/2008 – IGC
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ONIGC posted the International Grain Council’s estimates of the 2008/2009 crop year on March, 11.
Total world barley production is estimated at more than 156
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United States: Barley markets see little movement in prices
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Low export demand, good crops in 2008, and little barley movement in the country has provided for little movement in barley prices, The Farm
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EU: No changes and no buyers for both feed and malting barley
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The quotations of feed barley have changed very slightly this week on a completely deserted market, La Depeche posted on March, 13.
The demand is
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Hydrolysis of Brewers’ Spent Grain by Carbohydrate Degrading Enzymes
Pirkko Forssell, Hanna Kontkanen, Henk A. Schols, Sandra Hinz,
Vincent G.H. Eijsink, Janneke Treimo, Jim A. Robertson,
Keith W. Waldron, Craig B. Faulds and Johanna Buchert
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 114(4), 306–314, 2008
In this work four commercial cellulase-hemicellulase mixtures
with different activity profiles were used for solubilization of
carbohydrates from brewers’ spent grain (BSG). After the enzyme
treatment, both the solubilised fraction and the unhydrolysed
residue were characterized. Treatment with 5,000 nkat/g
xylanase for 5 h at 50°C resulted in the solubilisation of 13–14%
of the BSG dry weight as monosaccharides. This corresponded
to the solubilisation of 26–28% of the original carbohydrates
and 30–34% of original arabinoxylans, depending on the enzyme
cocktail used. The relatively low hydrolysis level indicates
that the majority of the BSG biomass is rather recalcitrant towards
the cellulose-hemicellulase enzyme mixtures applied in
this study. The enzyme activity profile had a crucial impact on
the chemistry of the oligosaccharides produced through the solubilisation
of BSG. The presence of feruloyl esterase (FAE) activity
in the enzyme cocktail resulted in the production of free
ferulic acid, arabinoxylo-oligosaccharides and their corresponding
monomers. However, when the enzyme mixture was devoid
of FAE activity, ferulic acid was still bound to the oligosaccharides.
The unhydrolysed fraction was still found to contain over
40% of carbohydrates after enzymatic treatment despite the extensive
enzyme dosages used. The protein fraction remained
largely unaffected (i.e. insoluble) by the carbohydrate-disrupting
enzyme treatments. In addition to the recalcitrant carbohydrates,
the residue was enriched with lignin and lipid type structures.
Key words: brewers’ spent grain, cellulase, hydrolysis, xylanase.
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Canada: Barley Supply and Disposition as of March 6, 2009
March 12
1365 University of Vienna founded
1970 Digital Equipment Corporation introduces PDP-11 minicomputer
1986 210.25 million shares traded in New York Stock Exchange
March 13
1974 Charles de Gaulle Airport opens near Paris France
1979 European Monetary System is established, ECU created
1986 Microsoft Corp. goes public at an initial offering price of $21 a share, raising $61 million just one day after Oracle Corp.'s own IPO. Microsoft closes the day at $28.
March 14
1634 Académie Française opens
1821 On one of the quietest days in Wall Street history, the market is open, but not a single share of stock changes hands.
1950 General Motors reports net earnings of $656,434,232 (record)
March 15
1817 The New York Stock Exchange officially prohibits the "fictitious sales," or wash sales, that had enabled speculators to manipulate individual stocks without even owning them.
1827 University of Toronto is chartered.
1892 1st escalator patented by inventor Jesse W. Reno (New York City)
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