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Price History. Average barley market prices are French and are
estimated on FOB Creil basis.
Average Malt Prices are theoretical and based FOB Antwerp being
estimated on French malting barley.
The changes are compared to last Newsletter's
prices. Arrows indicate the direction of the change.
Australia: Lion Nathan posts robust results for H1 FY 2009
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Japan & Philippines: Kirin to buy another 5.05% in San Miguel Brewery Inc
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Slovenia & Croatia: Pivovarna Lasko to sell, not liquidate its Croatian brewery
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Mexico: Grupo Modelo might be preparing for buying out its shares from AB InBev - analysts
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The Czech Republic: Brewer Budejovicky mestansky pivovar put up for sale, Budweiser Budwar denies interest in acquisition
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United States: Malting barley prices decline due to softening in the markets for other cereals, barley acreage to fall across the US
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Canada: Barley acreage expected to increase 1.3% this year
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China: Barley imports increase, exports fall in the first quarter of 2009
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EU: Malting barley crop 2009 stable on the EU market, feed barley goes to the north
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United Kingdom: Beer duties increased despite massive pub industry protests
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The Netherlands: Heineken’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders approves dividend proposal for 2008
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Canada: Malting barley value declines by C$7 in CWB’s April PRO for 2009/10
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Japan: Stouter-than-expected demand for its new alcohol-free beer forces Kirin to apologize for shortage
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Germany: Declining variety of German beers makes some consumers resort to home brewing
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Russia: Efes expands capacity of its Kazan brewery
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United States: Cooperation between North Dakota barley growers and a Mexican brewery may expand to other markets
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Belgium & South Korea: Oriental Brewery workers to receive W25 bln in compensation for sale, the Korean subsidiary ranked among AB InBev’s best units worldwide
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United States: Price of Heineken beer to remain the same this year
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Australia: ABB Grain to begin sending out top up payments for barley next week
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United Kingdom: Australia’s No. 1 lager to be widely available in the UK
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Malawi: Carlsberg Malawi announces changes in the family of its beers
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Japan & Australia: Kirin wants entire Lion Nathan
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Kirin Holdings Company, Limited (Kirin) announced on April, 23 that it has delivered an indicative proposal to Lion Nathan Limited, a 46.13% owned and
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Australia: Lion Nathan posts robust results for H1 FY 2009
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Australian brewer Lion Nathan Ltd posted on April, 24 its preliminary trading results for the six months ended March, 31.
The company’s net profit after
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Japan & Philippines: Kirin to buy another 5.05% in San Miguel Brewery Inc
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Kirin Holdings Company, Limited announced on April, 23 that it has completed on April, 17 the tender offer period for shares of San Miguel
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Slovenia & Croatia: Pivovarna Lasko to sell, not liquidate its Croatian brewery
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Slovenian brewer Pivovarna Lasko announced on April, 24 the intention to sell its entire 99.1% stake in Croatian brewing subsidiary Jadranska pivovara.
The company said
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Mexico: Grupo Modelo might be preparing for buying out its shares from AB InBev - analysts
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Grupo Modelo’s decision not to pay dividends to shareholders coupled with changes made to strengthen the best practices of corporate governance might suggest a
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The Czech Republic: Brewer Budejovicky mestansky pivovar put up for sale, Budweiser Budwar denies interest in acquisition
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Owners of Czech brewer Budejovicky mestansky pivovar (BMP) have put 97% of the company's shares up for sale, Rozhlas posted on April, 21.
The price
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United States: Malting barley prices decline due to softening in the markets for other cereals, barley acreage to fall across the US
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Due to softening in the wheat and corn markets, the malting and feed barley prices have shown a slight decrease as well due to
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Canada: Barley acreage expected to increase 1.3% this year
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Canada’s barley acreage is expected to increase this year, Statistics Canada posted on April, 24.
The total area seeded to barley on the Prairies is
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China: Barley imports increase, exports fall in the first quarter of 2009
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According to the latest customs data, China’s total barley imports amounted to 190,573 tons in March, up 80.59% compared to March 2008, Dow Jones
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EU: Malting barley crop 2009 stable on the EU market, feed barley goes to the north
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Having registered a huge discount, the market has been demonstrating a relative stability with regard to the malting barley crop 2009 for the last
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The Impact of Low Heat Load and Activated Carbon
Treatment of Second Wort on Beer Taste and Flavour Stability
Masaaki Yano, Werner Back and Martin Krottenthaler
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 114(4), 357–364, 2008
There is a vast repository of knowledge regarding improving
beer taste stability via wort boiling. However, as far as we are
aware, there are few reports dealing with taste stability improvement
in terms of quality characteristics by boiling, under proper
conditions, the first wort and second worts separately. In this
study, more than 50 brews in a pilot scale brewing facility were
conducted to investigate suitable boiling conditions for first and
second worts. When the second wort (i.e., the last 10% of the
total filtered wort) was kept under a low heat load atmosphere
(78°C), casted to the boiling first wort, and then re-boiled for 10
min, the produced beer exhibited no significant differences compared
to that of the general beer in terms of taste stability. However,
when an adsorbent (bentonite, silica gel, activated carbon
or PVPP) was individually added to the second wort and the
same boiling procedure was performed, the oxidized flavour of
the forced aged beer, treated with activated carbon, significantly
decreased, compared to that of the general brew (level of significance
alpha = 0.01). The data from the chemical analysis and fermentation
behavior are presented.
Key words: Activated carbon, adsorbent, brewing, flavour
stability, heat load, second wort, wort boiling.
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