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Price History. Average barley market prices are French and are
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EU: CVC reinforces its bid for AB InBev’s brewing assets
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Mexico & United Kingdom: SABMiller seen as the most likely buyer of FEMSA’s beer unit
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Russia: Carlsberg should be able to take market share even if the beer tax is increased – Carlsberg CEO
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Russia & Ukraine: The shape of beer and malt industries leaves much to be desired
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United Kingdom: UK Office of Fair Trade reviewing Tennents’ lager deal, C&C says the transaction cannot be reversed
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World: SABMiller to achieve significant earnings growth and increase volumes thanks to emerging markets - analysts
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Australia & United States: Australian GrainCorp to acquire the world’s fourth-largest maltster
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World: Barley crop 2009 comes out very large despite all obstacles
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EU: Barley prices below intervention level, export almost non-existent
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China: China was the largest importer of malting barley in Jan/Aug this year
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Mexico: Grupo Modelo advised to consider its ‘strategic options’
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Russia: Heineken to close one more brewery in Russia
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United Kingdom: Cask ale is the only beer category that increased sales in H1 2009 - report
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United States: Part of Washington state hop crop left on the vine
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Cambodia: Kingdom Breweries Ltd hoping to begin production at its new beer plant sometime in the middle of 2010
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Germany: Oktoberfest 2009: fewer visitors drink more beer than last year
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Singapore: Asia Pacific Breweries issues first series of S$100 million notes
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Canada: Molson Coors launches Canada’s lowest calorie beer
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Bulgaria: No plans to introduce excises on beer so far – minister of finance
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Peru: SABMiller’s subsidiary launches new premium beer
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EU: CVC reinforces its bid for AB InBev’s brewing assets
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Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has put more equity into its bid for Anheuser-Busch InBev's central and eastern European (CEE) assets, two bankers
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Mexico & United Kingdom: SABMiller seen as the most likely buyer of FEMSA’s beer unit
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SABMiller Plc, world’s second-largest brewer, is seen as a front-runner to buy Mexico's No. 2 brewery, owned by FEMSA, Reuters reported on October, 2.
If
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Russia: Carlsberg should be able to take market share even if the beer tax is increased – Carlsberg CEO
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Danish brewer Carlsberg could grow its Russian beer market share if a tax increase proposed by the Russian government takes effect, but the overall
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Russia & Ukraine: The shape of beer and malt industries leaves much to be desired
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Beer and malt industries in Russia and the Ukraine are really in bad shape, a report communicated earlier this month.
Beer sales are sharply
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United Kingdom: UK Office of Fair Trade reviewing Tennents’ lager deal, C&C says the transaction cannot be reversed
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The U.K. Office of Fair Trade said on October, 6 it's reviewing whether Irish drinks group C&C Group PLC's purchase of Tennents lager constitutes
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World: SABMiller to achieve significant earnings growth and increase volumes thanks to emerging markets - analysts
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SABMiller can exist peacefully with its biggest rival, Belgium-based AB InBev, and achieve significant earnings growth, Morningstar communicated on October, 7.
SABMiller is a highly
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Australia & United States: Australian GrainCorp to acquire the world’s fourth-largest maltster
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Australia’s GrainCorp Ltd. has agreed to buy United Malt Holdings Ltd. for $655 million, doubling in size by adding the world’s fourth-largest manufacturer of
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World: Barley crop 2009 comes out very large despite all obstacles
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This is not only a year of another very large grain crop in the world, it is also a year of great crop concerns
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EU: Barley prices below intervention level, export almost non-existent
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EU’s intervention purchases only commence in November, intervention prices are subject to strict regulations and payments are late. Therefore present market prices are below
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China: China was the largest importer of malting barley in Jan/Aug this year
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This year, China is the largest importer of malting barley, industry analysts reported at the beginning of October. During Jan/August the country imported 1.3
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Beer Lightstruck Flavor: The Full Story
Denis DE KEUKELEIRE, Arne HEYERICK, Kevin HUVAERE, Leif H. SKIBSTED and Mogens L. ANDERSEN
Abstract:
The pronounced sensitivity of beer to light is well known
and leads irreversibly to the formation of lightstruck flavor
(LSF), the so-called “skunking” of beer. It is the cause of a
significant shelf-life problem for the brewing industry and
is the primary reason for the storage of beer in darkcolored
containers. The light-sensitivity of beers was first
recognized as early as in 1875, however it was not until
the early sixties that the basic science underlying the
formation of LSF was established. Studies using model
systems showed that LSF was produced in a non-enzymic
light-induced reaction involving riboflavin (1) (as a
sensitizer), a suitable sulfur-containing compound, and
isohumulones, the main beer-bittering principles. The
typical skunky flavor was attributed to the formation of 3-
methylbut-2-ene-1-thiol (MBT), a pungent off-flavor in
beer with a flavor threshold of few ng per litre. Later it
was shown that also direct UV irradiation of isohumulones
affords radical precursors of MBT. Still, the exact reaction
mechanism remained elusive until recent detailed
investigations. Herein, the mechanistic details for the
formation of LSF in beer are comprehensively reviewed.
Cerevisia, 33(3) 2008
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Malting and Feed Barley Prices
NB: Prices published are theoretical malt prices including financial cost,
THC (for bulk and bags container) and all administrative costs.
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
Sales of Members of the Union of Brewers in Bulgaria, 2008
Source: Union of Brewers in Bulgaria
Source: The Czech Union of Breweries and Malt-Houses
October 05
1887 Rene Cassin is born, pacifist, Nobel Peace Prize 1968
1993 Daimler-Benz becomes the first German company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange
1902 Ray Kroc, born in Illinois, founder of McDonalds and owner of the San Diego Padres
October 06
1781 Benjamin Hanks patents self-winding clock
1889 Thomas Edison shows his 1st motion picture
October 07
1806 Carbon paper patented in London by inventor Ralph Wedgewood
1910 Henry Ford institutes moving assembly line
1930 1st infra-red photograph, Rochester, NY
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