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Publication date: «01.06.2004». 12 articles
Philippines: San Miguel Corp., the Philippines' largest food and beverage conglomerate, said on June 1 it has received the green light from the Thai government to produce beer in Thailand. . . .
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01 June, 2004
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UK: British brewer and pub chain Fuller, Smith & Turner posted a 3.0 % rise in full-year profits on May 28 and said it was encouraged by an upturn in . . .
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01 June, 2004
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Hong Kong: Guangdong Brewery Holdings said on June 1, 2004 it signed a letter of intent to build a 375 million yuan ($1=CNY8.28) brewery to boost production by 200,000 metric . . .
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01 June, 2004
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EU: According to analysts’ estimations, crop forecasts in the EU are good. Eastern France and parts of Germany complained about dryness, but there have been enough rainfalls recently to alleviate . . .
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01 June, 2004
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Australia: Grain storage company AusBulk's managing director John Murray said on June 1 he had generally received positive feedback about a planned merger with ABB Grain Ltd, according to Asia . . .
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01 June, 2004
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Australia: Grain group AusBulk said it had posted a $31.8 million after-tax profit for the six months to March 31 this year. The profit was a 63% increase on the . . .
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01 June, 2004
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Russia: SUN Interbrew Limited, a leading brewer in Russia and Ukraine, announced on May 31, 2004 its financial results for the 1st quarter ended 31 March 2004. The Company’s beer . . .
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01 June, 2004
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China: Anheuser-Busch is expected to bid about $720 million for Harbin Brewery Group Ltd after raising its stake in the Chinese beer maker, topping rival SABMiller's hostile $550 million offer. . . .
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01 June, 2004
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USA, Great Falls: Although the International Malting Co., a $70 million plant, is a year away from starting operation, and work inside the monstrous building is taking place at a . . .
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01 June, 2004
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Hong Kong: Anheuser-Busch, the world's largest beer maker, has raised its stake in Harbin Brewery to 36 % from about 29 %, Hong Kong's market regulator said on June, which . . .
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01 June, 2004
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