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World: Beer output race 2007 – Russia third, leaving Germany behind for the first time since 1974
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Russia: Baltika & Sun InBev compete for growing beer market
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Belgium: Analysts predict a small rise for InBev’s profits in Q2
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Estonia: Shareholders approve Saku Őlletehase takeover by Carlsberg Estonia Holding
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USA & Canada: Sapporo to increase beer output in North America
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Finland: To prevent inflation, taxes on beer should not be increased
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Belarus: Belsolod malthouse increases malt output 2.9 times in H1 2008
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Canada: Malting barley C$15 per tonne down - CWB Pool Return Outlook
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Czech Republic: A better harvest of 5,950 tonnes of hops is expected this year after the previous two weaker years
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Canada: Scandal over CWB growing – less than 9% world barley exports controlled by the board
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Colombia: SABMiller sells its water business to focus on beer
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Moldova: According to H1 2008 results, Moldovans drank 66% more Baltika beer than last year
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India: Ceylon Brewery worried by cost escalation despite doubled operating profits
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USA: Anheuser-Busch Q2 lobbying expenses amounted to $920,
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China: Chinese beer brands compete for championship by sponsoring Beijing Olympics
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USA: MillerCoors torn by internal strife – Miller Lite and Coors Light compete
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Belarus: Despite considerable state involvement, Belarusian beer market grows and will be growing, analysts say
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Bolivia: Bolivian market outlook – most alcoholic drinks sold illicitly besides beer
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Belarus: Domestic and imported beer to be sold with equal rights – no more than 30% markup for both
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Peru: SABMiller signs a contract with Global Water Engineering for a wastewater treatment plant
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Iran: Beer banned, smuggling and illegal production on the rise
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Kenya: Kenya’s beer market to be enlivened by a new local brand
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World: Beer output race 2007 – Russia third, leaving Germany behind for the first time since 1974
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In 2007 Russia was ranked third by its beer production, for the first time leaving Germany behind, ITAR-TASS cited the report published by Kirin
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Russia: Baltika & Sun InBev compete for growing beer market
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Baltika Breweries, Russia's largest brewer, is investing heavily into niche beverages as it tries to grab a bigger slice of the ever-growing beer market,
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Belgium: Analysts predict a small rise for InBev’s profits in Q2
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InBev NV's core profit growth is seen slowing year-on-year in the second quarter amid rising costs and tough comparisons with 2007, as investors focus
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Estonia: Shareholders approve Saku Őlletehase takeover by Carlsberg Estonia Holding
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On the extraordinary general meeting held on 11th of August 2008, the shareholders of Saku Őlletehase AS approved the takeover by Carlsberg Estonia Holding
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USA & Canada: Sapporo to increase beer output in North America
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Japan's Sapporo Holdings Ltd. is considering raising its beer production capacity in North America, Jiji Press cited sources familiar with the matter on
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Finland: To prevent inflation, taxes on beer should not be increased
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Higher taxes on alcoholic beverages earlier this year have led to inflation growth in Finland, the official site of the Union of Russian Brewers
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China: Tsingtao Brewery to expand overseas
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Tsingtao Brewery Co., Ltd. is considering setting up new operating models in markets out of China in a bid to cut costs and strengthen
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Ukraine: Obolon increasing beer output by 8.7%
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Ukrainian brewing company Obolon manufactured 126 mln litres of beer in July 2008, High Way reported on August 11. Since the beginning of the
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Belarus: Belsolod malthouse increases malt output 2.9 times in H1 2008
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Belarusian malthouse Belsolod, the country’s only producer of malt, increased its output 2.9 times to 48.948 thousand tonnes in January – July 2008, Prime-Tass
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Canada: Malting barley C$15 per tonne down - CWB Pool Return Outlook
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The Canadian Wheat Board issued a mid-month malting barley Pool Return Outlook (PRO) for the 2008 – 2009 crop year. Malting barley values are
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Ireland: Irish barley growers resent low prices
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A row is brewing between farmers and suppliers of malt over the price, Independent communicated on August 8.
Farmers are claiming there is a worldwide
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Czech Republic: A better harvest of 5,950 tonnes of hops is expected this year after the previous two weaker years
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Czech hop growers expect a better harvest this year after the previous two weaker years, Bohumil Pazler, chairman of the Czech Hop Growers Association, was quoted as saying by ČTK on August 8.
Last year's hop harvest amounted to 5,630 tonnes, and this year around 5.950 tonnes of hops may be harvested, he said.
Hops are grown on 5.345 ha this year. Growers expect a per ha yield of 1.08 to 1.1 tonnes on average, against last year's 1.04 tonnes.
Hop prices are expected to grow by 15 to 20 percent year-on-year. Farmers want a minimum of Kc180.000 to Kc200.000 a tonne to cover their input costs and eliminate the strong crown effects.
Around 80 percent of the hop harvest is exported.
The hop fields rank the Czech Republic third after Germany and the USA. Hops were grown on 51.000 ha in the world last year.
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Isolation and Identification of Potential Beer-Spoilage Pediococcus
inopinatus and Beer-Spoilage Lactobacillus backi Strains Carrying
the horA and horC Gene Clusters
Kazumaru Iijima, Koji Suzuki, Shizuka Asano,
Hidetoshi Kuriyama and Yasushi Kitagawa
Abstract
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 96–101, 2007
Four beer-spoilage strains, LA20, LA21, LA22 and LA23, were
isolated from brewery environments. Based on the 16S rRNA
gene sequence, LA20 was identified as Pediococcus inopinatus
and the remaining three were identified as Lactobacillus backi.
The homologs of horA and horC, the hop resistance genes originally
identified in L. brevis ABBC45, were detected simultaneously
in LA22 and LA23, while only a horA homolog and a
horC homolog were found in LA20 and LA21 respectively. The
5.6 kb DNA regions containing the horA homolog in LA20 and
LA22 were almost 99% identical with the corresponding region
of ABBC45. Similarly the 8.2 kb regions containing the horC
homolog in LA21 and LA22 were more than 99% identical with
that of ABBC45. Interestingly the horA-containing 5.6 kb regions
in LA20 and LA22 were found to be completely identical
despite the distinct genus status. Coupled with the fact that
LA20 and LA22 were isolated from the same sampling site,
these results, taken collectively, reinforce our hypothesis that
horA and horC genes were acquired by beer-spoilage species
through horizontal gene transfer and confirm the usefulness of
horA and horC as genetic markers for the species-independent
determination of beer-spoilage ability in lactic acid bacteria.
Key words: Beer-spoilage ability, hop resistance gene, horA,
horC, horizontal gene transfer, Lactobacillus backi, Pediococcus
inopinatus
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