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EU: AB InBev’s Central European brewing assets sold to CVC Capital Partners
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Chile: CCU’s beer sales up both in Chile and Argentina in Q3 2009
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Japan: Asahi Breweries sets itself ambitious objects for the next several years
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The Netherlands: Heineken CEO says the brewery will participate in the beer market consolidation game
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Mexico: Sources claim FEMSA’s beer attracts three brewers
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China: China Resources Holding thinking of spinning off its beer and realty businesses
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EU: NYSE Liffe to launch malting barley futures in the next quarter
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Belgium & Germany: AB InBev thinks better of selling its Beck’s brand - sources
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Africa: Diageo looking to build the Guinness brand in Africa
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United Kingdom: Carlsberg to expand Northampton site to offset capacity cut at its Leeds brewery
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Belgium & Mexico: Arbitration panel to resume work on AB InBev/Grupo Modelo dispute this month - source
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United Kingdom: C&C Group’s acquisition of Tennent’s lager not to be investigated by the Competition Commission
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EU: European Commission clears AB InBev/CVC deal
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The Czech Republic: Plzeňský Prazdroj to modify prices to reflect excise duty and VAT
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Nigeria: January – September pre-tax profit up 21% at Heineken’s Nigerian unit
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United States: Boston Beer updates its $150 a bottle beer
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The Czech Republic: Radegast officially granted the registered name Czech beer
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EU: AB InBev’s Central European brewing assets sold to CVC Capital Partners
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World’s leading brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev and CVC Capital Partners (“CVC”) announced on December, 2 that they have completed the sale of AB InBev’s Central
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Chile: CCU’s beer sales up both in Chile and Argentina in Q3 2009
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Chilean brewer Compania Cervecerias Unidas SA (CCU) reported on November, 26 its consolidated financial results, stated for the first time under IFRS, for the
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Japan: Asahi Breweries sets itself ambitious objects for the next several years
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Asahi Breweries, Ltd. aims to increase its sales to ¥2–2.5 trillion by 2015, according to the company’s Long-Term Vision plan unveiled on December, 1.
In
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The Netherlands: Heineken CEO says the brewery will participate in the beer market consolidation game
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Dutch brewer Heineken NV expects a quarter of the beer market to consolidate and 'will participate' in that process, its chief executive was quoted
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Mexico: Sources claim FEMSA’s beer attracts three brewers
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Three brewers are interested in buying Mexico's FEMSA Cerveza in a $7.5 billion plus auction, Reuters cited industry sources on November, 27.
SABMiller Plc, the
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China: China Resources Holding thinking of spinning off its beer and realty businesses
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China Resources (Holdings) Co., Ltd. will possibly spin off its beer and realty businesses and make them public independently, Reuters reported on November, 27.
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EU: NYSE Liffe to launch malting barley futures in the next quarter
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NYSE Liffe, the European derivatives exchange of NYSE Euronext, will launch malting barley futures in the next quarter and expects them to be as
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Amplification Facilitators and Pre-Processing Methods for PCR Detection of Strictly Anaerobic Beer-Spoilage Bacteria of the Class Clostridia in Brewery Samples
R. Juvonen and A. Haikara
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 115(3), 167–176, 2009
The aim of this study was to evaluate easy pre-PCR processing
procedures to allow rapid and reliable detection of strictly
anaerobic beer-spoilage bacteria throughout the brewing process
by end-point and real-time PCR techniques. The efficiencies of
the new procedures were evaluated using spiked brewery samples
and specific PCRs for the target group bacteria. We found
for the first time that the inclusion of 0.25% (w/v) bovine serum
albumin (BSA) or 0.5% (w/v) polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVP) in
the end-point PCR mixture reduces the inhibiting effect of brewery
sample extracts (3–10%, v/v) on PCR. Membrane filtration
with a PVP or a sodium tri-polyphosphate-EDTA wash, and
cross-flow filtration were the most promising new methods to
reduce inhibitors from beer samples before cell lysis. Together
with BSA, they allowed the analysis of 10% (v/v) of crude extracts
instead of <3% (v/v). Moreover, we developed a one-hour
procedure to prepare target DNA from process samples containing
brewer’s yeast. It involved removal of inhibitors by a twostep
centrifugation followed by physical disruption of cells. The
detection limit of the procedure was 101–103 CFU/mL. The
developed procedures help to reduce the risk of partial or complete
PCR failure due to inhibition and target DNA losses, with
minimal sample handling.
Key words: beer, brewing process, facilitator, inhibition, PCR
detection, sample treatment, strictly anaerobic beer-spoilage
bacteria.
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