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Denmark: Carlsberg still upbeat about sales in Western Europe
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Philippines & Japan: San Miguel Corp. not ready yet to sell all its beer operations to Kirin
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World: AB InBev sets aggressive environmental goals for the next three years
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EU: Huge barley intervention stocks not a major concern – EU official
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United States: Huge stocks still depress barley markets
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Australia: Lion Nathan threatens Foster’s beers in their home state and across Australia - analyst
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Russia: EFES Russia expands production at its Novosibirsk plant due to growing demand for beer in big bottles
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Canada: CWB increases initial payments for designated barley
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Cambodia: Kingdom Breweries preparing a special lager
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Tanzania: Court examinations of Heineken beer distribution in Tanzania continue
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Denmark: Carlsberg still upbeat about sales in Western Europe
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Danish brewer Carlsberg's sales in Western Europe will probably increase this year from 2009, despite persistently tough market conditions, the head of the division
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Philippines & Japan: San Miguel Corp. not ready yet to sell all its beer operations to Kirin
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Philippines’ San Miguel Corp. has confirmed plans to sell various assets but ruled out further divestment in the company's flagship, San Miguel Brewery Inc.,
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World: AB InBev sets aggressive environmental goals for the next three years
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World’s No. 1 brewer AB InBev announced on March, 15 a set of aggressive three-year global environmental goals as part of its Better World
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Switzerland: Beer production slightly down in 2009
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Swiss brewers produced a total of 3.55 mln hl of beer in 2009, the nation’s Brewers’ Union reported earlier this week.
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EU: Huge barley intervention stocks not a major concern – EU official
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The flood of barley into European Union intervention stocks this season is not a major concern and there are no immediate plans to dispose
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United States: Huge stocks still depress barley markets
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There continues to be high inventories of barley in storage, and while it will take time to utilize these inventories, barley still holds a
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A Review of Hop Resistance in Beer Spoilage Lactic Acid Bacteria
Koji Suzuki, Kazumaru Iijima, Kanta Sakamoto, Manabu Sami and Hiroshi Yamashita
J. Inst. Brew. 112(2), 173–191, 2006
ABSTRACT
Hop bitter acids play a major role in enhancing the microbio-logical stability of beer. However, beer spoilage lactic acid bac-teria (LAB) are able to grow in beer by exhibiting strong hop resistance. Recently two hop resistance genes, horA and horC, have been identified in beer spoilage Lactobacillus brevis ABBC45. The horA gene was shown to encode an ATP depen-dent multidrug transporter that extrudes hop bitter acids out of bacterial cells. In contrast, the product of the horC gene confers hop resistance by presumably acting as a proton motive force (PMF)-dependent multidrug transporter. Strikingly, the homo-logs of horA and horC genes were found to be widely and al-most exclusively distributed in various species of beer spoilage LAB strains, indicating these two hop resistance genes are ex-cellent species-independent genetic markers for differentiating the beer spoilage ability of LAB. Furthermore the nucleotide sequence analysis of horA and horC homologs revealed that both genes are essentially identical among distinct beer spoilage species, indicating horA and horC have been acquired by beer spoilage LAB through horizontal gene transfer. Taken collec-tively, these insights provide a basis for applying horA and horC to the species-independent determination of beer spoilage LAB, including yet uncharacterized species. In addition to the hop resistance mechanisms mediated by multidrug transporters, pro-ton translocating ATPase and the ATP production system were shown to contribute to the hop resistance mechanisms in beer spoilage LAB by generating PMF and ATP that are necessary for survival in beer.
Key words: Beer spoilage ability, hop resistance, horA, horC, horizontal gene transfer, lactic acid bacteria, species-indepen-dent genetic markers.
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1817 The New York Stock Exchange officially prohibits the "fictitious sales," or wash sales, that had enabled speculators to manipulate individual stocks without even owning them.
1827 University of Toronto is chartered.
1892 1st escalator patented by inventor Jesse W. Reno (New York City)
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1933 President Franklin D. Roosevelt takes the U.S. off the gold standard, removing the yellow metal from coinage and circulation, even banning it as a collectible.
1987 IBM releases PC-DOS version 3.3
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1845 Bristol man, Henry Jones, patents self-raising flour
1968 2-tiered gold price negotiated in Washington D.C. by U.S. and 6 European nations
1997 CNN begins spanish broadcasts
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