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Belgium & United States: Anheuser-Busch InBev to run a rights offering up to December, 9
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United Kingdom & India: Cobra Beer looking for a strategic partnership or sale
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China: Tsingtao Brewery forecast to increase share earnings in the next three years
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Belgium: ABInBev’s Belgian investors dispose of shares at a 5-year lowest price, analysts predict shares rise
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Russia & Asian-Pacific region: In the first nine months, Baltika Breweries increases sales more than four times in the Asian-Pacific region
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Ireland: Malt division contributes to increase in Greencore’s ingredients business profits in FY 2008
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United States: US feed and malting barley markets rather quiet, USDA predicts world barley trade to rise to 19.3 mln tonnes between October, 2008 – September, 2009
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United Kingdom: Malting Barley Committee lists barley varieties approved for brewing and distilling use in 2009
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Canada: Both feed and malting barley drop by C$3 in CWB’s November PRO
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United Kingdom: The future of ABInBev’s UK brands to be decided in the next few months
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Belgium & Tunisia: Brewer SFBT to launch ABInBev’s Beck’s beer in Tunisia
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United Kingdom: Leading experts reassuring malting barley growers
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Ukraine: Obolon brewery close to completing the construction of its new malthouse
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Australia: No more adjustments to barley receiving standards - CBH
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Japan: Kirin Breweries selling stake in health food joint venture to focus on beverage business
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South Africa & the Netherlands: South African Fabcos to supply malt to Heineken over the next decade
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Canada & Colombia: Canadian barley growers to benefit from a free trade agreement with Colombia
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Australia: Beer may be re-defined to be distinguished from malternatives
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Zambia: SABMiller’s Zambian Breweries increases beer sales volume by 12.2% in H1 ended on September, 30
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Belgium & United States: Anheuser-Busch InBev to run a rights offering up to December, 9
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest brewer, announced on November, 24 it will raise as much as 6.36 billion euros ($8.05 billion) in a rights
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United Kingdom & India: Cobra Beer looking for a strategic partnership or sale
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Indian entrepreneur Karan Bilimoria is putting his Cobra beer business up for sale for around 200 million pounds ($296.8 million), Reuters reported on November,
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China: Tsingtao Brewery forecast to increase share earnings in the next three years
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China’s Tsingtao Brewery Co., Ltd. was rated at "buy ?B" by Essence Securities, Xinhua reported on November, 25.
The brewer’s target price was set at
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Belgium: ABInBev’s Belgian investors dispose of shares at a 5-year lowest price, analysts predict shares rise
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Anheuser-Busch InBev's Belgian family investors completed their disposal of 1.2 billion euros ($1.55 billion) of shares, pricing them at a 5-year low for a
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Russia & Asian-Pacific region: In the first nine months, Baltika Breweries increases sales more than four times in the Asian-Pacific region
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The Danish-Russian Baltika Breweries increased its beer sales in the countries of the Asian-Pacific region more than four times during the first nine months
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Ireland: Malt division contributes to increase in Greencore’s ingredients business profits in FY 2008
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Greencore Group Plc, a leading international food and malt producer, issued on November, 25 its preliminary statement of results for the year ended September
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United States: US feed and malting barley markets rather quiet, USDA predicts world barley trade to rise to 19.3 mln tonnes between October, 2008 – September, 2009
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Both the feed and malting barley markets of the US have been rather quiet the last two weeks, Farm & Ranch Guide communicated on
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United Kingdom: Malting Barley Committee lists barley varieties approved for brewing and distilling use in 2009
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UK’s Malting Barley Committee published its Malting Barley Brewing and Distilling Approved List: Harvest 2009 on November, 17.
At the Committee’s Autumn 2008 meeting the
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Canada: Both feed and malting barley drop by C$3 in CWB’s November PRO
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Canadian Wheat Board released its November Pool Return Outlook (PRO) for the 2008-09 crop year on November, 20.
According to CWB, feed barley and designated
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Australia: ABB reports full-year financial results
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ABB Grain Ltd announced on its official website on November, 25 it had recorded an AU$48.8 million full-year net profit after tax (NPAT) with
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Long Term Serial Repitching and the Genetic
and Phenotypic Stability of Brewer’s Yeast
Chris D. Powell and Andrew N. Diacetis
Abstract
ABSTRACT
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 67–74, 2007
Two brewing yeast strains, one employed for the production of
an ale type product and the other used solely for bottle conditioning,
were serially repitched over a period of one year. Subsequently
each yeast culture was compared to the original stocks
for a variety of phenotypic and genotypic characteristics. Fermentation
performance was assessed in terms of flocculation
capacity and the time required to achieve attenuation in 150
barrel fermentation vessels, while the propensity for the population
to accumulate variants was assessed by analysing giant
colony morphology. Changes to the genome were monitored by
DNA fingerprinting of each yeast culture using RAPD-PCR and
RFLP. Although some colony morphology variation was observed
between fresh and old ale yeast cultures, there were no
detectable genetic changes or alterations in fermentation characteristics
to either yeast strain over the course of serial repitching.
It is suggested that although some brewing yeast strains are susceptible
to genetic drift, others are more resilient and can remain
stable over extended periods of time. The propensity to produce
variants may therefore play a significant role in determining the
number of times a strain may be serially repitched, or its suitability
for beer fermentations.
Key words: cropping, flocculation, genetic drift, RAPD, RFLP,
Saccharomyces.
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Finland's domestic beer sales 2001 - 2007
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