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Publication date: «18.05.2011». 7 articles
US, CA & TN: Sierra Nevada Brewing may select Alcoa, TN for its Eastern US operation
A premier craft brewery from California could be in Blount County’s future, The Daily Times reported on May, 18.
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is working with the city of Alcoa and . . .
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18 May, 2011
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New Zealand: Lion Nathan National Foods renamed again
Stone Brewing Company, whose recession-defying growth has made it Southern California’s largest craft brewer, has announced $26.6 million in expansions and new businesses. When these projects are completed — some . . .
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18 May, 2011
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New Zealand: Lion Nathan National Foods renamed again
The renaming of Lion Nathan National Foods is the next step in the integration of Australasia's largest food and beverage company, nzherald.co.nz communicated on May, 18.
The company announced this . . .
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18 May, 2011
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Australia: Foster’s make redundant 50 workers at Abbotsford brewery to improve its financial performance
Australia’s No. 1 brewer Foster's will make as many as 50 workers redundant at its flagship Abbotsford brewery as part as a streamlining move following the historic demerger of its . . .
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18 May, 2011
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China: China’s top two brewers gearing up for expansion in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Large brewers including Belgium’s AB InBev and China Resources Snow Breweries Co. Ltd. (CR Snow) are gearing up for expansion in southwestern China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, a market that’s . . .
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18 May, 2011
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UK: Barley usage for malting/brewing/distilling slightly declines in July 2010 – March 2011, wheat usage almost the same as last crop year
In the five weeks to the 2nd of April 2011, total barley usage by UK brewers, maltsters and distillers was 158 thousand tonnes, down 1% from the five weeks to . . .
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18 May, 2011
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Rwanda: Heineken’s Rwandan unit posts 63% increase in full-year profit
Heineken NV’s Rwandan unit posted a 63 percent increase in full-year profit as sales jumped, Bloomberg reported on May, 18.
Net income advanced to 10.3 billion Rwandan francs ($17.2 million) . . .
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18 May, 2011
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