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Price History. Average barley market prices are French and are
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The Netherlands: Heineken reports first half 2009 results
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China: Beer output up 6% in the first half paves the way for record annual results
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CIS: Efes Breweries report a 2.4% increase in EBITDA as sales volume and net sales revenue drop in the first quarter
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Australia: Foster’s reports increased profit and strong beer sales for fiscal 2009
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India: United Breweries and Heineken reportedly taking a step towards reconciliation
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Tanzania & Kenya: East African Breweries issues a notice to terminate brewing and distribution agreement with Tanzania Breweries
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World: ICG forecasts a 141.7 mln tons barley crop for 2009/10
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Canada: Low barley production expected this year not to make happy Canadian maltsters - source
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World: Hop crop 2009 not to reach last year’s results
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Croatia: New Carlsberg brewery inaugurated by the President of Croatia
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United States: The nation’s two largest brewers to raise prices
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Cyprus: Beer consumption falls on lack of tourists
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World: Diageo expected to report higher profits despite the impact of the economic downturn
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Australia: Maltsters encourage brewers to try new malts
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United Kingdom: UK barley exports in 2008/09 up 101.2% yoy
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Denmark: Danish malting barley to be in reasonable availabilities this year
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Mexico & United States: Grupo Modelo to keep Corona beer prices steady despite consumers turning to cheaper brands
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Brazil: Beverage Association request antitrust investigation into AmBev’s bottling policy
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United Kingdom: Malting barley quality in the South found wanting
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Australia: Preferences for premium beers gaining strength
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Rwanda: Government to sell its stake in Bralirwa brewery
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The Netherlands: Heineken reports first half 2009 results
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Heineken N. V., the Netherlands-based brewing giant, announced on August, 26 organic net profit (beia) growth of 12%, despite lower volumes, driven by robust
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China: Beer output up 6% in the first half paves the way for record annual results
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China's beer output increased by 6% to 20.51 mln tons in the first half of 2009, the China Business News cited the head of
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CIS: Efes Breweries report a 2.4% increase in EBITDA as sales volume and net sales revenue drop in the first quarter
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Efes Breweries International N.V. (EBI) announced on August, 24 its consolidated reviewed financial results for the six months period ended 30 June 2009 in
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Australia: Foster’s reports increased profit and strong beer sales for fiscal 2009
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Foster's Group Ltd, Australia's largest brewer, reported on August, 25 a 4% increase in net profit (before significant items and SGARA*) to A$741.5 million
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India: United Breweries and Heineken reportedly taking a step towards reconciliation
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India’s leading brewer United Breweries (UB) has offered the Dutch beer giant Heineken the right to have equal representation on the UB board, The
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Tanzania & Kenya: East African Breweries issues a notice to terminate brewing and distribution agreement with Tanzania Breweries
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The East African Breweries Ltd (EABL), a subsidiary of Diageo plc, has issued a 12-month notice to terminate its Brewing and Distribution Agreement (BDA)
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Russia: New malting plant put into operation
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Breweries Supply International group has set in operation a new malting plant in St. Petersburg last month, RBC Daily reported on August, 26.
The capacity
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World: ICG forecasts a 141.7 mln tons barley crop for 2009/10
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World barley production in 2009/10 will amount to 141.7 mln tons, 8% below last year’s bumper crop, IGC said in a report published at
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Canada: Low barley production expected this year not to make happy Canadian maltsters - source
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StatsCan expects Canada’s 2009-10 barley production to amount to 8.948 mln tonnes, Resource News International communicated on August, 21.
Pre-report expectations had ranged from 8.750
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World: Hop crop 2009 not to reach last year’s results
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World’s hop crop 2009 is expected to be slightly less than last year’s, Hopsteiner, one of the world’s leading hop suppliers, communicated on August,
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Analysis of Protein and Total Usable Nitrogen in Beer
and Wine Using a Microwell Ninhydrin Assay
Daniel G Abernathy, Gary Spedding and Barry Starcher
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 115(2), 122–127, 2009
In this study we present a ninhydrin based microwell assay that
can be utilized in place of the traditional Kjeldahl method for the
determination of the protein content of beer or wine. In addition,
the assay is ideal for the determination of free amino acids in
beer (FAN), a term understood and used by brewers, and yeast
assimilable nitrogen (YAN) used by enologists. The assay only
measures alpha amino acids and ammonia so other nitrogen
sources are not detected, resulting in a 30% reduction in total
protein of a variety of beers compared to the Kjeldahl method,
which measures nitrogen from all sources. The results also
showed that only 25% of the total “protein” in beer is actually
derived from peptides larger than 3,500 Kd. Analysis of beer or
wine with the microwell assay for total usable nitrogen was
compared to the standard FAN and YAN methods and conditions
were determined for maximal efficiency and precision. Superior
results were obtained with low reaction volumes and a stable
sodium acetate buffered ninhydrin reagent at pH 5.5. As an alternative,
for use with cuvettes, a reduced volume FAN assay using
the same pH 5.5 sodium acetate buffered ninhydrin reagent gave
comparable results. The assay is economical, rapid, accurate and
applicable to large numbers of samples.
Key words: beer, FAN, protein, wine, YAN
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This prices may fluctuate according to the quantity per delivery
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* - 70/30 = 70% Average two Rows Spring and 30% Six Rows Winter
** - 50/50 = 50% Average two Rows Spring and 50% Six Rows Winter
French Malting Barley Price Evolution, Crop 2009
Italian Beer Market
Source: Assobirra
Source: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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Canada Barley Production and Export (1998/1999 - 2009/2010f) updated
Italian Beer Market (1998-2008)
French Malting Barley Price Evolution, Crop 2009 (August 2009)
Analysis of Protein and Total Usable Nitrogen in Beer and Wine Using a Microwell Ninhydrin Assay
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