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Price History. Average barley market prices are French and are
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estimated on French malting barley.
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South Africa: Heineken, Diageo officially open Sedibeng brewery
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Russia: Beer sales in cities total 6 mln hl in 2009 - Nielsen
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Argentina: Beer consumption totals 17 mln hl last year
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France: Winter malting barley starts to attract some buyers’ interest
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United States: Malting barley hard to sell, even at prices barely above the feed market level - expert
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World: AB InBev launches $3.25 billion four-part note sale - report
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United States: AB InBev’s and SABMiller’s beers recognised as one of the most successful brands launched in 2009
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Ukraine: SABMiller’s Sarmat brewery manages to reduce loss in 2009
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Canada: Barley values reduced in CWB’s March PRO for 2010/11
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Russia: Ochakovo brewery withdraws from the Union of Russian Brewers
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China: Snow beer sales volume up by 18.8% in 2009
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China Resources Enterprise, Limited said on March, 25 its beverage division delivered strong performance in 2009 with turnover and earnings climbing by 17.6% and
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South Africa: Heineken, Diageo officially open Sedibeng brewery
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On March 25, Dutch brewing giant Heineken officially opened Sedibeng, a large-scale brewery located south of Johannesburg, a move set to challenge the world’s
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Russia: Beer sales in cities total 6 mln hl in 2009 - Nielsen
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Volume of beer sold in Russian cities amounted to 6 mln hl (297 bln roubles in money terms) last year, Financial Izvestya cited Nielsen
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Argentina: Beer consumption totals 17 mln hl last year
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Argentina’s total beer consumption reached about 17 mln hl in 2009, which implies per capita beer consumption was 44 litres, Mundo Cerveza posted on
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France: Winter malting barley starts to attract some buyers’ interest
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A new trend has become apparent on the French malting barley markets this week: buyers have shown some interest in winter barley varieties of
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United States: Malting barley hard to sell, even at prices barely above the feed market level - expert
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Elevators offering cash prices for malting barley remain few and far between, whereas feed barley prices have retreated another dime or so during the
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The Release of Ferulic Acid and Feruloylated Oligosaccharides
During Wort and Beer Production
Dominik Szwajgier, Jacek Pielecki1 and Zdzisław Targoński
J. Inst. Brew. 111(4), 372–379, 2005
ABSTRACT
Ferulic acid, a very attractive natural antioxidant is present in
beer in free form, but the main form is the bound form as feruloylated
oligosaccharides. Previous research showed that feruloylated
oligosaccharides more effectively inhibited lipid and
Low Density Lipoprotein oxidation than free ferulic acid. The
aim of the present study was to evaluate free and bound ferulic
acid concentrations throughout the brewing process in experimental
mashes (worts, beers during fermentation, maturation
and storage), and to conduct a comparison in commercial beers.
Another aim of the study was to investigate methods to increase
levels of bound ferulic acid in beer due to the potential health
benefits. Specifically, the influence of commercial enzyme preparations
on both forms of ferulic acid contents was studied. Five
commercial enzyme preparations during mashing were examined:
Celluclast, Shearzyme, Viscozyme, Cereflo and Ultraflo. In
all experimental beers, the concentrations of esterified ferulic
acid were 4–6 fold higher than the corresponding free ferulic
acid contents, depending on the enzyme preparation used. Ferulic
acid contents in the ester form in experimental beers were in
the range of 748.4 mg/hL to 1244.3 mg/hL, whereas the contents
of free ferulic acid were in the range of 134.6 mg/hL to
275.2 mg/hL. Comparison of free and bound ferulic acid contents
in experimental beers, produced using enzyme preparations
and commercial beers found in a local market, showed that concentrations
of bound ferulic acid in experimental beers were
significantly higher than in commercial beers, whereas concentrations
of free ferulic acid in experimental and commercial
beers were comparable.
Key words: Antioxidant, beer, ferulic acid, mashing, wort.
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