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Currency Rates
Base Currency: Euro
on January 21, 2015 |
Base Currency: US Dollar
on January 21, 2015 |
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1 EUR = 1.1582 USD
1 EUR = 0.7658 GBP
1 EUR = 1.3904 CAD
1 EUR = 1.4147 AUD
1 EUR = 137.0360 JPY
1 EUR = 3.0591 BRL
1 EUR = 75.5498 RUB
1 EUR = 7.1085 CNY
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1 USD = 0.8635 EUR
1 USD = 0.6612 GBP
1 USD = 1.2005 CAD
1 USD = 1.2215 AUD
1 USD = 118.3210 JPY
1 USD = 2.6412 BRL
1 USD = 65.2292 RUB
1 USD = 6.1375 CNY
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Currency Rates Chart
Equities of the Largest Breweries
Average Market Prices Change Trend
| January 21, 2015 |
| Type |
Crop 2014 |
Crop 2015 |
| EUR |
% |
EUR |
% |
| 2rs Barley |
200.00-202.00 |  0.99% |
202.00-204.00 | 0.98% |
| 6rw Barley |
176.00-178.00 |  |
177.00-179.00 | 1.11% |
| 2rs Malt |
397.00-399.00 | 0.61% |
398.00-400.00 | 0.61% |
| 6rw Malt |
367.50-369.50 | |
367.00-369.00 | 0.66% |
| Feed Barley |
172.00-174.00 |  1.17% |
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Ukraine: Malt exports in money terms decline in 2014, imports flat
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World: SABMiller’s Q3 beer volumes decline on falling demand in China and Colombia
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Vietnam: Brewers increasingly targeting high-income consumers
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Nigeria: SABMiller lowers forecast for Nigeria beer market growth as lower oil prices dent consumption
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Zimbabwe: SABMiller’s Delta Corp. reports 10% sales drop in quarter through December
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USA: Craft brewers use four times more barley per barrel of beer than big brewers do
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Japan: Craft beer popularity makes major brewers invest in this segment
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USA: AB InBev’s ‘aggressive’ pricing could benefit Boston Beer sales
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These Days in Business History
January 19
1898 Edward Crosby Johnson II, future founder of Fidelity Management & Research Co., is born in Milton
1938 GM began mass production of diesel engines
1992 IBM announces a nearly $5B loss for 1992
January 20
1781 1st edition of Pieter It Hoens "Post of Neder-Rhijn" published
1872 Californian Stock Exchange Board organized
1995 Russian ruble drops to 3,947 per dollar (record)
January 21
1846 1st edition of Charles Dickens' "Daily News"
1976 Supersonic Concorde, 1st commercial flights, by Britain and France
1994 Dow Jones passes 3900 (record 3,914.20)
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Malt News
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Ukraine: Malt exports in money terms decline in 2014, imports flat
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In 2014, Ukraine’s malt imports totalled USD4.8 mln and exports – USD8.7 mln, ukrbeer.kiev.ua reported on January 18.
In December, import totalled USD0.278 mln and
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Brewery News
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World: SABMiller’s Q3 beer volumes decline on falling demand in China and Colombia
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SABMiller Plc, the world’s second-biggest brewer, reported on January 21 an unexpected drop in third-quarter beer volume as sales were held back by falling
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Vietnam: Brewers increasingly targeting high-income consumers
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The battle in the beer market is especially harsh in the high-end segment as Vietnamese breweries are now trying to target high-income earners, VietNamNet
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Nigeria: SABMiller lowers forecast for Nigeria beer market growth as lower oil prices dent consumption
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SABMiller Plc expects beer volume growth to decelerate in Nigeria this year as lower oil prices dent consumption and African markets become more competitive,
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Zimbabwe: SABMiller’s Delta Corp. reports 10% sales drop in quarter through December
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Delta Corp., the Zimbabwean brewer that’s the country’s biggest company by market value, said sales fell 10 percent in the three months through December as output of sorghum beer declined and consumer spending remained weak, Bloomberg reported on January 20.
Sorghum beer volume was down 1 percent in the quarter on lower supplies of the Chibuku Super brand caused by lower brewing capacity and power outages, Delta said in a statement on January 20. That reversed a surge in popularity for the drink due to its lower price tag than lager. Sorghum is a type of plant grown in Africa and used for food and biofuels as well as beer.
“The trading environment remains difficult as reflected by the subdued consumer spending during the traditional holiday peak period,” Delta said in a statement. The company is about 23 percent owned by SABMiller Plc, the London-based maker of Peroni, Grolsch and Castle lagers.
Zimbabwe’s economy is projected to grow 3.2 percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, from an estimated 3.1 percent last year, which was the slowest rate since contraction in 2008. The southern African country has been hurt by lower metal prices affecting the mining industry and declining foreign investment.
Delta
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Japan: Craft beer popularity makes major brewers invest in this segment
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After a short-lived boom in the 1990s, craft beer is catching on once again among thirsty Japanese consumers, The Japan Times reported on January 21.
Retailer Aeon Co. started stocking up to 90 craft and imported beers at 250 stores nationwide in December last year, and sales have been strong. “More and more people have started enjoying their unique taste,” said an Aeon spokesman.
Convenience store chain Lawson Inc. last year released a limited run of products jointly developed with Yo-Ho Brewing Co., a leading craft brewer based in Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture, which is known for its Yona Yona Ale beer.
“The limited-run beer was more popular than expected and the company was able to reach new customers, including young people and women,” a Lawson spokesman said.
Over the past year, Lawson has doubled its craft beer portfolio to 11 brands, including domestic and imported products.
A variety of craft brands were created across the country after restrictions on breweries eased in 1994. The boom was short-lived, however, as many of the products were poor in quality.
Craft beers have started to regain attention in recent years as brewers using better technology began to lead the market.
This year, Yo-Ho Brewing will start to outsource part of
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UK: AB InBev criticized for long payment terms
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AB InBev, the brewing giant behind Budweiser, Stella Artois and Boddingtons, has been criticised by the government for imposing excessively long payment terms on its small UK suppliers, Citya.m. reported on January 19.
Brewpack, which supplies conveyor belt systems, told the BBC that it could no longer afford to take orders from AB InBev because it demanded payment terms of 120 days after receiving an invoice.
Business minister Matt Hancock said such long delays were unacceptable. "These payment practices hit small businesses hardest and I am determined to stamp them out," he told the BBC.
AB InBev defended its practices on January 18, saying the payment terms were set "in mutual agreement" with suppliers.
"Like many other global companies, we review our payment terms and conditions regularly in accordance with good commercial practices and applicable law," a spokesperson said.
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USA: AB InBev’s ‘aggressive’ pricing could benefit Boston Beer sales
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One US analyst believes that a more aggressive US pricing strategy led by Anheuser Busch InBev could reignite sales growth for craft beer competitor Samuel Adams, BeverageDaily.com reported on January 15.
Vivien Azer from Cowen and Company made her comments in a note on January 14 that summed-up her impressions of the Beer Summit 2015 in Palm Beach, California – which featured presentations from top executives representing the likes of AB InBev, MillerCoors and Constellation Brands.
Reflecting on a presentation by AB InBev’s VP of consumer communications, Lucas Herscovici, Azer said the world’s biggest brewer was increasingly focused on digital to balance out its strong focus in past years – with up to 70% of its media spend – on a sports-centric strategy.
The company is de-emphasizing loyalist ‘retention’ to focus more on millennial consumers (wedded to their smartphones) to drive growth, and Cowen said AB InBev’s future media strategy hinges on digital, experiential and media strands, with savings from classical media reinvested in brands.
“Looking ahead the key question for us will be the impact that AB InBev’s market share aspirations have on the underlying growth of the category,” Azer wrote.
Beer volume finished 2014 in growth, but this was driven
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Barley News
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France: Malting barley prices are slightly down
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French malting barley prices have decreased slightly due to their non-competitiveness versus British and Scandinavian barley, La Depeche reported on January 20.
Sweden is reported
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USA: Craft brewers use four times more barley per barrel of beer than big brewers do
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For decades, US beer lovers have denounced corporate-made brew as watered-down swill. Just how diluted is the product peddled by the two enormous dinosaurs that dodder over the US beer market, InBev (maker of Bud) and MillerCoors? In a new report, the US Department of Agriculture has numbers, Mother Jones reported on January 20.
Most beers, industrial or craft, get their substance—what experts call body, or mouth feel, as well as any sweet and toasty flavors—from malted barley. The USDA researchers crunched data on the US barley and beer markets, and found that craft brewers on average use four times more barley per barrel of beer than the giants do.
Which makes craft beer seem like a bit of a bargain. A six-pack of Miller Light retails for about $5.50 in Texas, while typical craft beers go for about $10 per six—not even twice the price for four times the barley (and flavor). (Craft beers also tend to contain much more of the other main ingredient in beer, hops). In essence, Big Beer (like Big Almond) has hit upon a profitable strategy for reselling tap water at a high markup.
Now, one way to look at it is: Isn't watery beer easier on
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