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The Czech Republic: Brewer Plzensky Prazdroj increases revenues by 1% in the financial year ended March, 31
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India: APB’s gaining full control of its JV in India is a precursor to a settlement between Heineken and UB - report
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The Czech Republic: Budweiser Budvar’s sales drop 1.6%, revenues grow 2.28% in January – April 2009
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Thailand: Thailand’s brewing industry threatened with another danger after excise tax hike
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United Kingdom & India: Cobra Beer's future still unclear - sources
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France: Barley production in 2008/09 estimated at less than 12.3 mln tons - FranceAgriMer
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Canada & Australia: Viterra’s CEO sees huge potential in taking over ABB Grain
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United Kingdom: Beer sales on the rise in April, but analysts remain cautious for the rest of the year
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India: United Breweries relies for growth on smaller cities
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Bulgaria: Beer consumption not reduced by the economic crisis
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Australia: ABB Grain lifts N2 malting barley pool estimate due to sales made in a strong domestic market
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Tanzania: Tanzania Breweries increases sales 21% in the year ended March 31
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Republic of Ireland: Q1 beer sales drop blamed on high excise taxes and cross-Border shopping
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United Kingdom: S&N UK to become Heineken UK by the end of the year
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United States: Anheuser-Busch launches a new wheat beer in upper Midwest
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Canada: CWB CEO calls for swift ratification of a free-trade agreement with Peru and Colombia
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India: Andhra Pradesh finds another beer suppliers to replace the rebellious United Breweries and Skol
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Russia: SUN InBev launches thermo canned Klinskoye Light beer
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Laos: Beer Lao producers seek higher exports with the help of fans-turned-distribution
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Malaysia: Sabah state’s authorities launch a series of operations against beer smuggling
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The Czech Republic: Brewer Plzensky Prazdroj increases revenues by 1% in the financial year ended March, 31
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Plzensky Prazdroj, a leading Czech producer and exporter of beer, announced on May, 22 its financial results for the fiscal year ending on 31
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India: APB’s gaining full control of its JV in India is a precursor to a settlement between Heineken and UB - report
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Decks have been cleared for the merger of the Indian operations of Asia Pacific Breweries (APB), makers of Tiger beer, with the Vijay Mallya-led
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Italy: Beer consumption growing slowly, but surely
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Despite reaching a historically high beer consumption level, Italy is still ranked among the European countries with the lowest beer consumption rate, Euromonitor analysts
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Poland: Beer sales drop by 10% in Q1
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Poland’s beer producers report a decline in sales during the first quarter of this year, Rzeczpospolita communicated on May, 25.
According to industry participants, sales
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The Czech Republic: Budweiser Budvar’s sales drop 1.6%, revenues grow 2.28% in January – April 2009
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The economic crisis has not been significantly affecting Budweiser Budvar, N.C. for the time being, the Czech brewer posted on its web site on
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Thailand: Thailand’s brewing industry threatened with another danger after excise tax hike
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After Thailand’s government raised the excise taxes on beer, another danger is impending over the nation’s brewing industry - the Asean Free Trade Agreement
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United Kingdom & India: Cobra Beer's future still unclear - sources
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The cash crisis at Cobra Beer, the Indian lager group controlled by Lord Bilimoria, is expected to precipitate a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) or
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France: Barley production in 2008/09 estimated at less than 12.3 mln tons - FranceAgriMer
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France’s barley production in 2008/2009 will not reach 12.3 mln tons, ONIGC cited a FranceAgriMer report on May, 13.
About 10.7 mln tons will be
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Canada & Australia: Viterra’s CEO sees huge potential in taking over ABB Grain
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Canada's biggest grain business Viterra Inc's chief executive says ABB Grain Ltd shareholders have been offered a premium price and the chance to increase
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Bitter is better - a review on the knowledge about bitterness in beer
Ch. Schönberger
Introduction
Bitter is, or should be, a descriptive term for beers. What makes the beer bitter in the first
place is the use of hops. The range of bitter units in beers used to be between 20 and 50
IBU (International Bitterness Units). Nowadays there is a very clear trend towards mild
beers with bitter units between 10 –25 and sometimes even lower. Originally used as a
preservative in beer, newest findings show us what hop-derived substances offer in
regard to health benefits. So there is hope that a new triumphant success of hops might
go along with a new increase of bitterness in beer. Bitterness is a topic which is very
important for all brewers and being a question of taste it can be discussed to everyone’s
taste. This article is to give a review on the knowledge about bitterness in beer and the
challenges in sensory and analytical evaluation of bitterness.
The bitter taste reception is different from the reception of the other four taste qualities,
which are sour, sweet, salty and umami, because evolution told us to be alert to bitter
foods and rightly so since it can be equated with dietary danger. Rancid fats, hydrolysed
proteins, plant-derived alkaloids, and toxins generally have an unpleasant bitter taste.
Also microbial fermentation often results in bitter tasting compounds (1). But bitter
flavours also contribute to the palatability and digestibility of food and beverages. Beer is
not the only consumer good with the tendency of decreasing bitterness. Responding to
taste-driven consumer demand of less bitter food, the food industry generally tries to
remove bitter compounds like phenolic compounds, flavonoids, isoflavones, terpenes,
and tannins from foods destined for human consumption. Because of such efforts,
current food supply is less bitter than it might otherwise be (2,3).
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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
Malt Market Prices, Crop 2008
Ukraine Barley Supply & Demand
Source: Hop Growers of America
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