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Just click on the price link and you will be led to our Market
Price History. Average barley market prices are French and are
estimated on FOB Creil basis.
Average Malt Prices are theoretical and based FOB Antwerp being
estimated on French malting barley.
The changes are compared to last Newsletter's
prices. Arrows indicate the direction of the change.
Belgium & United Kingdom: C&C shareholders approve the Tennent’s deal with AB InBev
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Russia: Planned beer excise increase brings down Carlsberg’s shares, Russia’s total beer sales prospects
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Denmark & Vietnam: Carlsberg to get out of partnership with Vietnam National Tobacco Corp
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Poland: Beer sales reportedly down 10% in the first half
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Latin America: Molson Coors may build a brewery in Latin America to accommodate growth of Coors Light beer
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United States: Demand for malting barley as low as 30 years ago - expert
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Russia & Ukraine: Barley crop 2009 estimates reduced for both
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China: January – July barley imports total 1.142 mln tons
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Argentina: Barley crop forecast at 1.7 mln tons, leaving export surplus of 700 thousand tons
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Mexico: Femsa’s beer business shares gain on prospects for stabilizing demand
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Russia: Heineken completes the modernization of its Patra brewery
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Canada: CWB posts final PRO for 2008/09 barley crop, reduces both malting and feed barley values for 2009/10 crop
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United States: Boston Beer chairman raises interesting ideas to help US beer distributors in the long run
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China: China Resources Snow Breweries gets a term loan of HK$350,000,000 from an undisclosed bank
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Ukraine: January – August barley sales up 12.2% yoy
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Bulgaria: Brewer Lomsko Pivo plans new investments in product quality improvement
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Australia: Comments on AWB’s decision to attract a partner for its grain business
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Uganda: Nile Breweries to provide loan support to sorghum growers
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Canada & Colombia: CWB urges Canadian Parliament to ratify asap a free-trade agreement with Colombia
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Australia: Lion Nathan’s executive director set to take position of managing director at Kirin’s newly created Australian business
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Canada: Combined Viterra/ABB Grain list new shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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India: Asia Pacific Breweries launches two beers in the West Bengal markets
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Belgium & United Kingdom: C&C shareholders approve the Tennent’s deal with AB InBev
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Shareholders at Irish drinks group C&C GCC. on September, 25 overwhelmingly approved a 180 million pounds ($288 million) deal to buy the Scottish and
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Europe: AB InBev and CVC close to a deal - sources
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Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners and AB InBev are close to a deal on the sale of AB InBev’s Central European operations, Beverage
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Russia: Planned beer excise increase brings down Carlsberg’s shares, Russia’s total beer sales prospects
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The news that Russian government had proposed to triple excise tax on beer y 2012 brought shares in Danish brewer Carlsberg down by more
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Denmark & Vietnam: Carlsberg to get out of partnership with Vietnam National Tobacco Corp
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Carlsberg spokesman Jens Peter Skaarup confirmed Vietnamese media reports that the Danish brewing giant would withdraw from its partnership with Vietnam National Tobacco Corp
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Poland: Beer sales reportedly down 10% in the first half
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Polish brewers report the biggest decrease in sales in recent years, Polskie Radio communicated on September, 24.
The golden era of beer in Poland has
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Latin America: Molson Coors may build a brewery in Latin America to accommodate growth of Coors Light beer
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US-Canadian Molson Coors Brewing Co. has begun selling Coors Light in Costa Rica and is considering adding a brewery in Latin America, Bloomberg reported
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EU: French malting barley not demanded in Germany
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The activity on the European malting barley markets remains very insignificant, La Depeche reported on September, 25.
Large malting barley crop in Germany offers
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United States: Demand for malting barley as low as 30 years ago - expert
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A large crop of barley now being harvested, ample carryover stocks and slow demand have all come together to put barley prices in the
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Russia & Ukraine: Barley crop 2009 estimates reduced for both
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Present barley crop estimates for the Black Sea markets (Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine) are 31.3 mln tons vs. 38.7 mln tons in
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China: January – July barley imports total 1.142 mln tons
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The latest statistics on China’s barley imports became available at the beginning of September.
According to industry sources, China imported 535,000 tons from Australia, 368,000
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A Study of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Cell Wall Glucans
Stefan Kwiatkowski, Ursula Thielen, Phyllis Glenney and Colm Moran
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 115(2), 151–158, 2009
Much research has been carried out over the years examining
cell wall glucans from Saccharomyces cerevisiae and this study
further examines aspects of the binding of (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan in
the yeast cell wall, using a number of isolation techniques as
well as monoclonal antibodies able to recognize a mixed (1›4)-
alpha-D-glucan/(1›6)-beta-D-glucan. Extraction of purified glucan,
from S. cerevisiae cell wall, with 0.1N HCl, at 80°C for 6 h,
released into the solution (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan and (1›6)-beta-Dglucan
as the major polysaccharides, along with an insoluble
pellet highly enriched in (1›3)-beta-D-glucan. The released
(1›4)-alpha-D-glucan was composed of a high molecular size >100
kDa fraction (7.2% w/w) and a medium 5–50 kDa polysaccharide
(10.2% w/w), with the (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan covalently
bound to the (1›6)-betta-D-glucan. The average molar ratio of the
?:ß glucan was 47: 53 in this mixed polysaccharide. The structure
of this polysaccharide was different from the structure of
plant starch or animal glycogen as monoclonal antibodies specific
to yeast (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan/(1›6)-beta-D-glucan did not
recognize the plant starch or animal glycogen standards.
Key words: (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan, 1›6)-beta-D-glucan, glucan specific
antibodies, NMR, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, yeast cell
wall.
Abbreviations: BSA – Bovine Serum Albumin; D2O – deuterium
oxide (heavy water), d.w. – dry weight; DI – deionised
water; GEM – Glucan Enriched Material, HRP – Horse Radish
Peroxidase.
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Canada Barley Supply and Disposition
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