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India: United Breweries CEO is not expecting a serious impact of the economic downturn on his company
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Japan & Australia: Asahi Breweries denies intention of entering Australian drinks market through Foster’s
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Italy: Investigation of large beer consignment for Malta uncovers a €150 million value added tax fraud operation and a €2 million beer tax fraud
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Japan: Suntory Breweries unveils plans to increase market share and third-category beer lineups
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United States: Year-to-date export sales of barley bear no comparison to last year’s rates
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Ukraine: UkrAgroConsult publishes estimates of 2009/2010 barley crop
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United States: The Beer Institute opposes any comparison of beer to spirits as consumer advocates demand alcohol-labelling from the new US administration
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Russia: Russian brewers not to get support from the government
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Australia: New feed barley variety shows excellent yields
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Uzbekistan: Mekhnat Pivo brewery gets a €6.3 mln loan from EBRD
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Solomon Islands: Beer prices grow due to high demand and low stocks
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Japan: Asahi to donate part of beer revenues to environmental conservation activities
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Azerbaijan: New beer plant to operate as from Q1 2009
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India: United Breweries CEO is not expecting a serious impact of the economic downturn on his company
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United Breweries, India’s largest brewing company and a part of the UB Group, has been in the thick of the action with its impending
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Japan & Australia: Asahi Breweries denies intention of entering Australian drinks market through Foster’s
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Japanese beer maker Asahi Breweries Ltd denied a newspaper report that it was considering a partnership with Foster's Group to enter the Australian alcoholic
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Vietnam: Beer market to grow by 12-14% this year
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Vietnam’s beer and alcoholic beverages market this year will reach a growth rate of 12-14 per cent despite the high inflation and economic downturn,
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Italy: Investigation of large beer consignment for Malta uncovers a €150 million value added tax fraud operation and a €2 million beer tax fraud
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Two years ago, Italian authorities came across what appeared to be a disproportionately large consignment of beer destined for Malta from an Italian businessman
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Japan: Suntory Breweries unveils plans to increase market share and third-category beer lineups
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Buoyed by brisk beer sales, Suntory is set to overtake rival Sapporo Breweries Ltd. as Japan's No. 3 beer maker this year for the
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United States: Year-to-date export sales of barley bear no comparison to last year’s rates
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USDA estimated last week’s barley shipments at 227,000 bushels, which compares with zero for the week before and 15,000 bushels for the previous year,
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Ukraine: UkrAgroConsult publishes estimates of 2009/2010 barley crop
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Ukraine's 2009/10 barley exports are likely to constitute 6.0 mln tonnes, Reuters cited data by the UkrAgroConsult consultancy on December, 30.
UkrAgroConsult said the 2009
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Removal of Microbial Biofilms from Dispense Equipment:
The Effect of Enzymatic Pre-digestion and Detergent Treatment
Samantha L. Walker, Michail Fourgialakis, Belen Cerezo and Stephen Livens
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 61–66, 2007
Microbial biofilms can form in dispense outlets as a result of
poor or inadequate cleaning and can be difficult to remove using
conventional practices. Enzymatic cleaners might help to remove
biofilms by degrading the exopolysaccharide layers in
which the microbes are embedded. A multispecies biofilm comprising
wild type dispense isolates of Flavimonas oryzihabitans,
Lactobacillus brevis, Leuconostoc mesenteroides and Saccharomyces
cerevisiae was generated on a section of tubing and fitted
into a pilot dispense system, which was left uncleaned for 12
weeks. After cleaning approximately 104 viable aerobes and 103
viable anaerobes were still present. Stainless steel coupons and
pieces of dispense line contaminated with biofilm were incubated
in the laboratory with an enzyme mix containing varying
proportions of -amylase, -glucuronidase, glucose oxidase,
dextranase, protease and pectinase. Cultures grown on stainless
steel had significantly (F pr. < 0.05) less viable cells than nonenzyme
treated biofilms, but this was dependent on the microbial
species. Typically Lactobacillus brevis was most susceptible
to the enzyme treatment. Cultures grown on dispense line were
much more resistant to enzymatic digestion. Pre-digestion with
protease was most effective for removal of Lactobacillus brevis
and Leuconostoc mesenteroides but not for Saccharomyces cerevisiae
and Flavimonas oryzihabitans. In the simulated bar, predigestion
with protease reduced the viable cell count by 0.64 log
units for the aerobes and 1.9 log units for the anaerobes. This
study demonstrates that pre-digestion with enzyme solutions
before line cleaning is useful for treating heavily contaminated
lines in trade.
Key words: Biofilm, cleaning, dispense line, enzyme, exopolysaccharide
(EPS), line cleaner, stainless steel.
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This prices may fluctuate according to the quantity per delivery
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* - 70/30 = 70% Average two Rows Spring and 30% Six Rows Winter
** - 50/50 = 50% Average two Rows Spring and 50% Six Rows Winter
Canada: Barley Supply and Disposition as of December 12, 2008
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