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Belgium: AB InBev makes an early payment of a part of debt due November 2011
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Thailand: Carlsberg still not attracted by Thai beer market
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Cambodia & Germany: Construction of a new German-Cambodian brewery to begin in a month
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United States: Boston Beer raises earnings per diluted share outlook
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Canada: Brick Brewing’s CEO proud of company progress in its FY 2010
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EU: Experts say recovery of malt production and shipments likely in 2010
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Uganda: SABMiller’s Ugandan subsidiary to build a malting plant
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France: Barley output to exceed 12.9 mln tonnes in 2009/10
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Canada: Barley production to decrease to 9.5 mln tonnes in 2009-10 – Statistics Canada
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Russia: Barley exports down in November, July - November
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Canada: CWB issues final payments for barley crop 2008-09
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Mexico & United States: Brewer Grupo Modelo sues Crown Imports for refusing to refund marketing efforts
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Thailand: Thailand’s leading brewer to launch three new beers next year
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Trinidad & Tobago: Coors Light beer now available throughout the country
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Cambodia: Asahi Super Dry’s repositioning causes a drop in sales
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Australia: ABB Grain makes final payments for 2008 barley pools
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Poland: Survey shows Poles not willing to give up buying beer
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Bulgaria: Carlsberg’s Shumensko beer increases market share
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Malaysia: Carlsberg Malaysia appoints a new CEO effective March 1
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Belgium: AB InBev makes an early payment of a part of debt due November 2011
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, world’s largest brewer, announced on December, 15 that it has made an early payment of 3.7 billion USD to Facility “C” of
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Thailand: Carlsberg still not attracted by Thai beer market
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Despite the fact that ASEAN has decided to remove custom barriers from New Year, Danish brewer Carlsberg still hesitates to invest in the Thai
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Cambodia & Germany: Construction of a new German-Cambodian brewery to begin in a month
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Cambodia’s Chip Mong Group has inked an agreement Sunday with Germany’s Ziemann Group to establish a US$60 million joint-venture brewery to produce a “world-class
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United States: Boston Beer raises earnings per diluted share outlook
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The Boston Beer Company, Inc. said on December, 15 it now projects full year 2009 earnings per diluted share of between $2.05 and $2.35.
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Russia: Jan-Nov beer output decreases by 6.1%
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Russia’s beer output constituted 99 mln hl in January – November this year, down 6.1% as compared to the same period in 2008, Rosstat
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Canada: Brick Brewing’s CEO proud of company progress in its FY 2010
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Brick Brewing Co. Limited, Ontario's largest Canadian-owned and Canadian-based publicly held brewery, released on December, 10 its financial results for the third quarter of
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EU: Experts say recovery of malt production and shipments likely in 2010
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The reduction of malt stocks and purchases by brewers has put big holes into maltsters’ sales books, analysts said in a research note published
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Uganda: SABMiller’s Ugandan subsidiary to build a malting plant
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Nile Breweries Ltd, SABMiller’s Ugandan subsidiary, is to build a US $16 million malting plant following the success of its initiative to convert locally
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Germany: Malting plant on fire again
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A fire-brigade was called on December, 5 to Global Malt’s facility in Worms, a town southwest of Frankfurt, Allgemeine Zeitung reported on the same
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France: Barley output to exceed 12.9 mln tonnes in 2009/10
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France’s 2009/10 barley output is estimated at more than 12.9 mln tonnes, FranceAgriMer communicated on December, 9.
More than 10.7 mln tonnes will be available
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Canada: Barley production to decrease to 9.5 mln tonnes in 2009-10 – Statistics Canada
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For 2009-10, Canada’s barley production is estimated to decrease by 19% from 2008-09 to 9.5 mln tonnes due to a sharp rise in abandonment,
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Russia: Barley exports down in November, July - November
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According to official statistics, Russia’s barley exports amounted to 183 thousand tonnes in November, 2009, Zerno-Online communicated on December, 15.
As compared to October this
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Canada: CWB issues final payments for barley crop 2008-09
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The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) announced on December, 11 it was issuing final payments to farmers for the designated (malting) barley they delivered to
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Content of Individual Phenolic Acids in Worts and Beers and their Possible Contribution to the Antiradical Activity of Beer
Dominik Szwajgier
J. Inst. Brew. 115(3), 243–252, 2009
ABSTRACT
Phenolic acids are widely distributed in foods and raw materials.
They are easily absorbed by humans due to their simplicity.
Once they enter the blood plasma, they act as antioxidants.
Beer can be a rich source of phenolic acids in the diet.
The aim of this study was to determine the concentrations
of phenolic acids in two experimental worts and beers as
well as in nine market beers (using HPLC-UV).
An examination of the total antiradical activities of phenolic
acids with in vitro model systems (using ABTS and DPPH free radicals),
at the concentrations comparable to those detected in beers,
was performed. Only low fractions of the main phenolic acids
present in barley malt (ferulic, vanillic and p-coumaric acid)
were detected in the experimental worts. Moreover,
the concentrations of phenolic acids significantly decreased
until the last steps of beer production. The main beer phenolic
acids (vanillic and ferulic acid) exerted a lower share
of total antiradical activity against both free radicals
(calculated as the sum of the individual activities of all
acids detected in beer) than the minor phenolic acids
(caffeic, chlorogenic, o-coumaric, sinapic or syringic acid).
The synergies, between individual phenolic acids in pairs,
were also studied with in vitro model solutions using free radicals.
The total antiradical activity of the compounds studied in pairs,
was at the most as high as the sum of the antiradical activity of
the individual phenolic acids, but in most cases it
was considerably lower (i.e. no synergy was detected).
Key words:
antioxidant, beer, ferulic acid, phenolic acids, synergy,wort.
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