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Belgium: AB InBev reported to be divesting its central European breweries
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The Czech Republic: Heineken to close two breweries as part of its total cost management programme
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South Korea: Retail giant Lotte Group reiterates it might build a brewery, analysts sceptical
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Europe: Buyout firms attracted by AB InBev’s central European assets - sources
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Romania: Analysts still see potential for growth in Romania’s saturated beer market
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Bulgaria: Beer sales may fall by 10% this year – Carlsberg Bulgaria CEO
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Hong Kong: Kingway Brewery revises annual caps in cooperation with Anchor beer distributor HAPCO
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South Africa: Heineken plans a malting plant at its soon to be completed brewery
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Australia: Joe White Maltings to start building a new malthouse already this month
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Australia: Australia’s barley production to increase by 13% in 2009-10 - ABARE
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Russia: Barley exports reach record levels in May 2009
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United States: 2009 hops acreage forecast to be 2% less than last year
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Belgium: AB InBev completes pricing of eight-year GBP750 mln bond
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The Netherlands: Heineken to keep raising prices
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Ukraine: Consumers still adhering to the good old lager
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Africa: SABMiller has great expectations for the breweries it plans to build in Africa
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Taiwan & China: Taiwan beer finally approved for sale in China
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Russia: Brewer Efes celebrates a decade of success in the Russian beer market
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Australia: It may be too late to plant Gairdner malting barley variety in the west of Victoria - expert
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Australia: Sources claim a low-carbohydrate version of Victoria Bitter beer is on the cards
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Ukraine: President intends to veto beer excise increase - report
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China: May beer output grows 21.7% year on year
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Finland: Parliament votes for beer tax increase
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Bulgaria: Bolyarka Brewery to invest in new equipment
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Russia: January-May beer output 7.4% less than a year ago
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Baltic region: Beer most loved in Estonia, Latvia ranked third in terms of beer consumption
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India: Tamil Nadu state resorts to imports to make up for beer shortage
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United States: MillerCoors to send beer to US troops in the Middle East for the Independence Day
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Ireland: Diageo cutting jobs to maintain sustainability and competitiveness
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World: Thai beer Singha plans global expansion, prepares international advertising campaign
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Jamaica: Diageo’s Red Stripe brewer to ‘refresh’ leadership
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Belgium: AB InBev reported to be divesting its central European breweries
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s No. 1 brewer, has put up for sale its central and eastern European operations, Belgian newspaper Le Soir reported on
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The Czech Republic: Heineken to close two breweries as part of its total cost management programme
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Heineken NV, the Netherlands-based world's third-largest brewer, will close two breweries in the Czech Republic, Reuters cited a company statement on June, 15.
Heineken, whose
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South Korea: Retail giant Lotte Group reiterates it might build a brewery, analysts sceptical
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South Korean retail giant Lotte Group confirmed on June, 16 it might build a brewery to become the country's third beer company, after it
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Europe: Buyout firms attracted by AB InBev’s central European assets - sources
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Private equity firms are interested in buying Anheuser-Busch InBev's central and Eastern European operations, Dow Jones Newswires cited on June, 16 people familiar with
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Romania: Analysts still see potential for growth in Romania’s saturated beer market
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The presence of the most important international brewing groups as well as the big number of local brands on the Romanian beer market testify
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Bulgaria: Beer sales may fall by 10% this year – Carlsberg Bulgaria CEO
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Bulgaria’s beer consumption will continue falling this year, Carlsberg Bulgaria CEO Alexander Gruncharov was quoted as saying by Horemag.bg on June, 16.
In 2008, beer
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Hong Kong: Kingway Brewery revises annual caps in cooperation with Anchor beer distributor HAPCO
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Hong Kong-based Kingway Brewery Holdings Limited announced on June, 12 that it proposes to revise some terms of cooperation with HAPCO, a wholly-owned subsidiary
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South Africa: Heineken plans a malting plant at its soon to be completed brewery
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Heineken NV, the world's third-largest brewer, is in talks to build a malting facility at its new brewery in South Africa, Reuters reported on
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Australia: Joe White Maltings to start building a new malthouse already this month
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Australia's largest maltster, Joe White Maltings, expects to start construction of a new barley malting plant at Minto in southern-western Sydney by the end
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Australia: Australia’s barley production to increase by 13% in 2009-10 - ABARE
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According to the latest Australian Crop Report by ABARE, the nation’s area sown to barley in 2009-10 is forecast to fall by 1 per
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Russia: Barley exports reach record levels in May 2009
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According to preliminary data, the exports of Russian barley amounted to 0.58 mln tons in May 2009, Sovecon reported on June, 11.
This is not
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United States: 2009 hops acreage forecast to be 2% less than last year
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The USDA National Ag Statistics Survey released its 2009 Hop Acreage forecast on June, 10.
Overall, US hop acreage strung for harvest in Oregon,
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Tetrazolium Staining, Mitochondria, and Barley Quality
Dennis E. Briggs, Stanley M. Sole, and Philip Latham
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 115(1), 41–48, 2009
Triphenyl tetrazolium chloride (TTC) staining of individual isolated
barley aleurone layers was carried out under aseptic conditions
and the amount of formazan generated under a standardized
incubation period was quantified. The nature of the tests
minimized or excluded the influences of grain damage, ageing
or contaminating microorganisms. Embryos from selected Triumph
barley grains, having intensely or poorly staining aleurone
layers, were grown on to maturity. Collected grain was analysed
and embryos from the highest-staining progeny from the highstaining
aleurone line and the lowest-staining progeny of the
low-staining aleurone line were grown on to yield grain of the
second selected generations. Aleurone layers of the high-staining
line continued to stain intensely, respired strongly, and generated
large amounts of alpha-amylase in response to gibberellic acid and
embryos from these grains respired and grew vigorously, as did
whole grains. In contrast, the aleurone layers of grains from the
low-staining line continued to stain poorly and respired weakly,
generated little alpha-amylase in response to gibberellic acid, the
embryos respired slowly and lacked vigour and, like the whole
grains, grew poorly. It is proposed that these results are the consequence
of the selection procedure separating lines with superior
and inferior mitochondria. If this apparently novel approach
using TTC staining is confirmed as being valid, it opens a new
way for plant breeders to select for more vigorous cereal lines.
Key words: Barley, mitochondria, novel plant-breeding possibilities,
tetrazolium chloride (TTC) staining, uniformity, vigour.
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This prices may fluctuate according to the quantity per delivery
and technical specifications.
* - 70/30 = 70% Average two Rows Spring and 30% Six Rows Winter
** - 50/50 = 50% Average two Rows Spring and 50% Six Rows Winter
Barley Market Prices, Crop 2009
Source: ABARE, June 2009
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