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Belgium: InBev’s subscription period for rights issue to be open from 16 October 2008 to 30 October
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United States: Anheuser-Busch announces preliminary results for Q3 2008
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Mexico & United States: Modelo says it will prove its right to decide on Anheuser’s takeover by InBev in court
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The Netherlands & Ireland: Heineken’s acquisition of Beamish & Crawford approved by the Irish Competition Authority
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United States: Anheuser-Busch shareholders to have their say on InBev takeover on November, 12
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Denmark & Russia: Carlsberg reports Russian beer market slightly weaker in the third quarter
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The Netherlands: Heineken to be faithful to mature markets
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EU: 2RS malt prices reported around €380 per ton for delivery in 2009
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World: World barley crop, consumption to increase - IGC
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France & Germany: Barley prices drop influenced by other grain markets
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EU: 1.64 tonnes of barley licensed for export since the beginning of 2008/2009 marketing year
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United States: Boston Beer to sell 20,000 pounds of hops
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Russia: State Duma to consider specification requirements to the beer industry
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United Kingdom: SABMiller to tempt British women with Redd’s low calories and apple taste
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Taiwan: Traders expect an increase of barley imports in Taiwan
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Japan & Taiwan: Asahi Breweries to establish a joint venture with a Taiwanese trading house
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United Kingdom: Global Brands reshuffles management, reviews beer portfolio
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Russia & Tajikistan: Baltika Breweries to sue a Tajik brewer for illegal use of a design similar to that of Baltika’s beer
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United Kingdom & Ireland: UK’s feed barley exported to Ireland for the first time in seven years
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Romania: Romania’s small brewers lose sales on the back of loan difficulties and competition with the internationals
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Belgium: InBev’s subscription period for rights issue to be open from 16 October 2008 to 30 October
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InBev expects that the subscription period for its $9.8 billion rights issue to complete the takeover of peer Anheuser-Busch will be open from
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United States: Anheuser-Busch announces preliminary results for Q3 2008
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Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. announced on its official website on October, 3 that it achieved good U.S. beer volume growth in the third quarter.
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Mexico & United States: Modelo says it will prove its right to decide on Anheuser’s takeover by InBev in court
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Mexico’s Grupo Modelo will seek arbitration over Anheuser's proposed takeover by InBev, Reuters reported on October, 3.
This is a move that could possibly disrupt
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The Netherlands & Ireland: Heineken’s acquisition of Beamish & Crawford approved by the Irish Competition Authority
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Heineken N. V. has received unconditional approval from the Irish Competition Authority in relation to the acquisition of the Irish Beamish & Crawford, the
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United States: Anheuser-Busch shareholders to have their say on InBev takeover on November, 12
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Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. announced on its official site on October, 6 that its special meeting for shareholders to consider and vote on the combination
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Denmark & Russia: Carlsberg reports Russian beer market slightly weaker in the third quarter
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Danish Carlsberg reported on October, 3, that its key Russian market was slightly weaker in the third quarter compared to the same period last
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The Netherlands: Heineken to be faithful to mature markets
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Dutch brewer Heineken NV will continue to focus on mature markets where margins are higher, Chief Executive Officer Jean- Francoise Van Boxmeer was quoted
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EU: 2RS malt prices reported around €380 per ton for delivery in 2009
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Present malt prices are composed of barley prices, high cost of energy, complete sales books of EU maltsters, and an increasing credit squeeze, analysts
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World: World barley crop, consumption to increase - IGC
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The world barley crop will be 152.8 mln tons vs. 133.2 last year, IGC estimates stated earlier this month.
Consumption will increase from 136.1 to
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France & Germany: Barley prices drop influenced by other grain markets
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Barley markets over the last week were inactive, experts report. Prices dropped in connection with the other grain markets without any large business.
According to traders, French 2RS barley was offered at EUR 159, July, FOB Creil, and EUR 168, July, FOB Moselle. 6RW barley had nominal values: Esterel EUR 145, Cervoise 135, both July, FOB Creil, however a premium of only EUR 5 FOB Moselle.
German 2RS malting barley dropped to EUR 180, autumn/winter delivery, delivered Rhine and (river) Main stations, it is reported.
Premiums for new crop 2009 barley are EUR 15 to 20 per ton in both countries, but it is difficult to purchase large quantities, experts inform. The expectation is for smaller acreage and consequently firmer markets next year.
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EU: 1.64 tonnes of barley licensed for export since the beginning of 2008/2009 marketing year
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Since the beginning of 2008/2009 marketing year (July) up to September, 30, the EU Cereals Management Committee licensed the export of 1.64 mln tonnes
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United States: Boston Beer to sell 20,000 pounds of hops
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Boston Beer Company announced on its website earlier this month it is comfortable releasing 20,000 pounds of German Noble Tettnang Tettnanger hops to help
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On-Line Estimation and Control of Apparent
Extract Concentration in Low-Malt Beer Fermentation
Michiko Kobayashi, Toshinari Hiroshima, Keisuke Nagahisa, Hiroshi Shimizu and Suteaki Shioya
Abstract
J. Inst. Brew. 111(2), 128–136, 2005
Apparent extract concentration, which is defined as the apparent
total dry matter concentration in the media calculated by measurement
of the specific gravity, is a very important variable in
the process of beer and low-malt beer fermentation. In the present
study, ethanol formation and the residual apparent extract
concentration were estimated using the CO2 concentration in the
exhaust gas. A simple mathematical model involving the CO2
production rate, temperature and cell activity was constructed
and a novel system for on-line estimation and control of apparent
extract concentration was developed. In the control system
for the residual apparent extract concentration, cell activity was
estimated by monitoring the differences in actual CO2 production
rate. In addition, the future trajectory of the apparent extract
concentration was predicted. The degree of fermentation, i.e.,
the residual apparent extract concentration trajectory, was controlled
by raising or lowering the temperature, taking into account
the estimated cell activity at that time. The residual apparent
extract concentration reached the target value at a given time,
using the on-line estimation of apparent extract concentration
and temperature control.
Key words: Apparent extract, CO2 production rate, control, lowmalt
beer, on-line estimation.
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