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World: SABMiller achieves higher lager volumes in Asia and Africa, sees decline in total lager volumes in Q4
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Africa: Big brewers believe in Africa’s beer consuming potential
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Belgium: AB InBev moves aggressively to achieve cost cuts by putting pressure on suppliers
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Romania: SABMiller’s Romanian subsidiary authorized to take over local brewer Bere Azuga
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Latvia: Largest brewer Aldaris reports 2008 performance
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World: Malt supplies might turn out scanty when world economy and beer sales improve - analysts
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China: Growing malt capacity and exports ensure China a leading position in South-East Asia’s malting industry
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South Korea: A Lotte executive confirms the retail giant is out of bids for AB InBev’s South Korean brewery
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France: France turning into one of the most moderate beer consumers in the EU
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Hungary: Beer sales fall 7% in 2008, expected to further decline this year
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United States: InBev’s takeover of Anheuser-Busch still disputed in court
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Ukraine: Obolon brewery finishes 2008 at a loss of UAH 451.570 mln
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Turkey: Brewer Türk Tuborg aims to enhance profits with the help of a global provider of cost and profitability management solutions
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South Korea: KKR & Co. strengthens its financial situation in order to bid for Oriental Brewery - sources
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Ukraine: Brewers say higher excise duty on beer lobbied by vodka producers is practice of non-market competition
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United States: Heineken’s Amstel beer to give US drinkers a taste of Amsterdam’s culture
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Bulgaria: AB InBev and Heineken appoint new general managers at their Bulgarian breweries
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Canada: Quebec microbrewers worried by a new bill about malt-based beverages
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United States: Boston Beer to launch a six-pack of competition winners’ ales
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World: SABMiller achieves higher lager volumes in Asia and Africa, sees decline in total lager volumes in Q4
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SABMiller plc, world’s second-largest brewer, issued on April, 16 the update on trading for the 12 months to 31 March 2009.
SABMiller’s lager volumes
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Africa: Big brewers believe in Africa’s beer consuming potential
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Big brewers report a slowdown in sales growth, but they say Africa nevertheless offers rich expansion prospects compared with elsewhere, and even reduced growth
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Belgium: AB InBev moves aggressively to achieve cost cuts by putting pressure on suppliers
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Brewing industry suppliers are feeling the pressure of doing business with Anheuser-Busch InBev, as the new brewing giant pursues a closely-watched plan to slash
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Romania: SABMiller’s Romanian subsidiary authorized to take over local brewer Bere Azuga
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Romanian Competition Authority authorized the takeover of local brewer Bere Azuga by Ursus Breweries, part of international group SABMiller, Mediafax cited a statement by
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Chile: Chile’s beer sales rise 5% in 2008
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Beer companies in Chile saw their sales rise to 600 million litres in 2008, a 5% jump from 2007, Money Week posted on April,
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Latvia: Largest brewer Aldaris reports 2008 performance
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Aldaris, Latvia’s biggest beer maker, earned LVL 3.32 million last year, Aldaris’ Board Chairwoman Inara Sure was quoted as saying by LETA on April,
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World: Malt supplies might turn out scanty when world economy and beer sales improve - analysts
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Prices of malting barley of crop 2008 have dropped 50 % compared to a year ago, malt offers followed, although malting margins remained correct,
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China: Growing malt capacity and exports ensure China a leading position in South-East Asia’s malting industry
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China’s total malt capacity in 2008 was 4,600,000 tonnes, according to the estimates of industry observers made public at the end of last month.
The
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Comparison of Procedures for Resveratrol Analysis in Beer: Assessment of Stilbenoids Stability through Wort Fermentation and Beer Aging
Vesna Jerkovic, Fanny Nguyen, Aurore Timmermans and Sonia Collin
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 114(2), 143–149, 2008
Three resveratrol extraction procedures were compared in beer.
Two-step pre-cleaning with toluene and cyclohexane allows 76%
trans-resveratrol recovery by solid-phase extraction (SPE) before
RP-HPLC-MS/MS analysis. This procedure proved much
more efficient than liquid/liquid extraction, which requires solvents
that are too hydrophobic for stilbenoids. SPME-GC-MS,
where the main limiting factor is non-reproducibility from fibre
to fibre, is an interesting alternative for resveratrol quantification
in complex mixtures where pre-cleaning is too difficult. With the
optimized SPE procedure, 5 µg.L-1 trans-resveratrol was detected
in four commercial beers. However, concentrations of
stilbenoids in beer should be higher taking into account the presence
of cis-stilbenoids. During fermentation, trans-resveratrol
was partially regenerated from its glucoside, more stable through
beer aging. Adding a stilbenoids-enriched ethanolic hop extract
after fermentation significantly increases the beer stilbenoids
potential.
Key words: Aging, beer, fermentation, piceid, resveratrol, RPHPLC-
MS/MS, SPME-GC-MS, stilbenoids, wort.
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