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World: Demand for malt deliveries in 2010 still shown once in a while
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World: EU, NAFTA seem likely to return to good beer sales during spring and summer
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Thailand: ThaiBev’s beer business reports bigger loss in Q1 2010
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Singapore: Asia Pacific Breweries’ net profit up 48% in six months ended March 31
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Australia: Coca-Cola Amatil, SABMiller JV grows volumes, market share this year
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Russia: Carlsberg confident in its ‘strong sales machine’ in Russia
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United States: New beer tax cutting bill presented to Senate
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EU: Trade estimates of barley production and acreage even lower than IGC’s
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United States & Canada: Barley acreage down 8% and 4% respectively
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Belgium: AB InBev lifted from stable to positive
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Austria: Ottakringer brewery interested in acquisitions
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Azerbaijan: Baltika-Baku brewery ready to supply beer to neighbours
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The Netherlands: Heineken informs of $725 million 8-year US Private Placement
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Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe’s biggest brewer says ‘business better than ever before’
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Japan: Kirin targets unusual market sector with its Free beer
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South Africa: SAB seeks to speed up hearing its complicated case
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World: EU, NAFTA seem likely to return to good beer sales during spring and summer
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World beer markets show signs of improvement, but regrettably not everywhere, analysts reported late in April.
China, Southeast Asia, Africa and South America report increases
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Thailand: ThaiBev’s beer business reports bigger loss in Q1 2010
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Thai Beverage Public Company Limited (ThaiBev) reported on May, 14 that its consolidated net profit for the first quarter of 2010 fell 17.2 per
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Singapore: Asia Pacific Breweries’ net profit up 48% in six months ended March 31
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Singapore-based Asia Pacific Breweries Ltd (APB) announced on May, 13 a significant 45% or S$77.5 million gain in Group profit before interest, tax and
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Australia: Coca-Cola Amatil, SABMiller JV grows volumes, market share this year
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Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (CCA) said on May, 14 that Pacific Beverages JV, its joint venture with SABMiller plc, has continued to invest in building
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Russia: Carlsberg confident in its ‘strong sales machine’ in Russia
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Danish brewer Carlsberg A/S will fight off competition in Russia and grow market share this year, Chief Executive Jorgen Buhl Rasmussen was quoted as
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United States: New beer tax cutting bill presented to Senate
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Shares of Boston Beer have jumped 4% to $62.63 after Massachusetts Senator John Kerry presented a new bill to Senate on May, 12 proposing
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World: Demand for malt deliveries in 2010 still shown once in a while
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Once in a while there is still demand for malt for delivery during 2010, industry sources inform.
Brewers must still buy malt for 40 –
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EU: Trade estimates of barley production and acreage even lower than IGC’s
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The latest IGC report sets the forecast of EU’s barley production at 56.5 mln tonnes this year, which represents a 9% drop versus last
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United States & Canada: Barley acreage down 8% and 4% respectively
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United States’ barley planted areas declined by 8% to 1.33 mln ha, industry analysts communicated earlier this month.
Of the total barley acreage, North Dakota
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Effects of Lysozyme on the Microbiological Stability
and Organoleptic Properties of Unpasteurized Beer
T. Silvetti, M. Brasca, R. Lodi, L. Vanoni, F. Chiolerio, M. de Groot and A. Bravi
J. Inst. Brew. 116(1), 33–40, 2010
ABSTRACT
Lysozyme is an antimicrobial enzyme that could be applied to
counteract those bacterial species which, due to their own metabolic
activity, possess notable beer spoilage ability and lead to
loss of beer quality. Experiments were carried out to assess lysozyme
potential to prevent the growth of beer spoilage bacteria,
and to verify the effect of lysozyme on the microbiological stability
and sensory characteristics of unpasteurized beer. Eight
replicates, all from the same lot of Italian beer, were treated with
0 and 100 ppm lysozyme. Microbiological analyses were conducted
bimonthly to investigate the presence of spoilage bacteria.
Sensory analyses were performed to determine whether
there were any significant differences in sensory impressions
between beers produced with and without lysozyme. Lysozyme
exerted a strong inhibitory action on the lactic acid bacteria
(LAB) present in the beer and was very stable throughout the
shelf life. Sensory tests revealed no unfavourable influence on
beer flavour when using lysozyme. Indeed, the shelf life of beer
with added lysozyme proved to be extended. Even as late as 1
month after the expiry date it still met with the panellists’ approval.
Lysozyme may be regarded as an effective agent for
preventing microbiological contamination and prolonging the
stability of unpasteurized beer.
Key words: lactic acid bacteria (LAB), lysozyme, shelf life,
unpasteurized beer.
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