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United Kingdom: SABMiller expects volumes growth in Asia and Africa in the medium term
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Romania: InBev Romania closes one of its plants for six months
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Europe: Diageo still finds European markets ‘difficult’
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India: SABMiller suffers loss due to absence in India’s most important beer markets
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United States: US market grows 0.5% in 2008 due to light beer domination - research
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China: Beijing Yanjing Brewery to expand production lines and sales this year
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Philippines: San Miguel Corp. expects $600 mln from the sale of equity in its international beer division and other assets
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World: Latest forecasts set world barley crop 2009 just 7% less than last year
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Australia: AWB seeking a partner with experience in barley business
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United States: Good barley crop in North Dakota not to benefit both feed and malting barley prices
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The Czech Republic: Czech hop crop 2009 estimated at about 6250 tons, 7.14 % less than last year
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Romania: United Romanian Breweries report a level yoy sales volume for January – August 2009
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Mexico: National Beer and Malt Industry Chamber condemns planned tax increases
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Australia: Budweiser beer family to be distributed by Lion Nathan
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Ukraine: Obolon malt production exceeds 85 thousand tons in the first eight months of this year
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World: SABMiller raised to ‘buy’ on expectancy emerging markets should recover quickly
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Russia: SUN InBev activities in Sverdlovsk region scrutinized by law enforcement agencies
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Nigeria: Guinness Nigeria reports an 11% pretax profit increase for the year to June 30
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United Kingdom: Diageo reportedly trying new mid-strength version of Guinness
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Ireland: Irish Farmers’ Association demands higher malting barley prices from Greencore Malt
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World: Polish investor puts up for sale 6 mln shares in SABMiller plc
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Canada: Mountains come between Molson Coors and Labatt beers
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United States: North American Breweries successfully completes its recapitalization
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New Zealand: Beck’s now brewed under licence in New Zealand
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Estonia: A. Le Coq beers recognized the top five best-selling beers in June-July 2009
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Nepal: United Breweries relaunches Cheer beer after a decade-long pause
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Canada: Viterra adds former ABB Grain chiefs to its Board of Directors
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Puerto Rico: Second locally produced beer on the way to Puerto Ricans
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New Zealand: Society of Beer Advocates welcomes DB Breweries’ decision to cancel the registration of Saison trademark
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United Kingdom: SABMiller expects volumes growth in Asia and Africa in the medium term
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UK-based brewing giant SABMiller Plc expects volumes in Asia and Africa to show high single-digit percentage growth in the medium term, Dow Jones reported
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Romania: InBev Romania closes one of its plants for six months
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InBev Romania, the third largest beer producer on the Romanian market, will suspend operations at its brewery in Blaj over the next six months,
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Europe: Diageo still finds European markets ‘difficult’
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Drinks group Diageo PLC continues to experience difficult trading conditions in Europe, with no material improvement in trading since June, the European division's president
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India: SABMiller suffers loss due to absence in India’s most important beer markets
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SABMiller’s Indian operations suffered a loss of Rs64.88 crore as its growth has been crippled due to absence in several key markets in the
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United States: US market grows 0.5% in 2008 due to light beer domination - research
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The beer industry posted its third consecutive year of increased volume last year climbing 0.5%. However, the landscape of the industry changed dramatically and
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China: Beijing Yanjing Brewery to expand production lines and sales this year
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Beijing Yanjing Brewery, one of China’s leading beer manufacturers, will invest additional CNY1.2 billion to expand production lines in the second half of the
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Philippines: San Miguel Corp. expects $600 mln from the sale of equity in its international beer division and other assets
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San Miguel Corp. expects to raise $600 million from the sale of a minority stake in its food, hard liquor, international beer and packaging
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World: Latest forecasts set world barley crop 2009 just 7% less than last year
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August was a month of a further improved crop outlook, mainly in Europe and the U.S., and disappointing markets, barley industry analysts summed up
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Australia: AWB seeking a partner with experience in barley business
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AWB, Australia’s former monopoly wheat exporter, is negotiating a new partner for its Australian grain operations and the sale of AWB Geneva, ABC reported
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United States: Good barley crop in North Dakota not to benefit both feed and malting barley prices
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Many portions of North Dakota are harvesting the largest crop of barley seen in many years and more and more analysts reiterate that large
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The Czech Republic: Czech hop crop 2009 estimated at about 6250 tons, 7.14 % less than last year
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According to the data of the Central Institute for Supervising and Testing in Agriculture the total harvested hop acreage in the Czech Republic was
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A Study of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Cell Wall Glucans
Stefan Kwiatkowski, Ursula Thielen, Phyllis Glenney and Colm Moran
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 115(2), 151–158, 2009
Much research has been carried out over the years examining
cell wall glucans from Saccharomyces cerevisiae and this study
further examines aspects of the binding of (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan in
the yeast cell wall, using a number of isolation techniques as
well as monoclonal antibodies able to recognize a mixed (1›4)-
alpha-D-glucan/(1›6)-beta-D-glucan. Extraction of purified glucan,
from S. cerevisiae cell wall, with 0.1N HCl, at 80°C for 6 h,
released into the solution (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan and (1›6)-beta-Dglucan
as the major polysaccharides, along with an insoluble
pellet highly enriched in (1›3)-beta-D-glucan. The released
(1›4)-alpha-D-glucan was composed of a high molecular size >100
kDa fraction (7.2% w/w) and a medium 5–50 kDa polysaccharide
(10.2% w/w), with the (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan covalently
bound to the (1›6)-betta-D-glucan. The average molar ratio of the
?:ß glucan was 47: 53 in this mixed polysaccharide. The structure
of this polysaccharide was different from the structure of
plant starch or animal glycogen as monoclonal antibodies specific
to yeast (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan/(1›6)-beta-D-glucan did not
recognize the plant starch or animal glycogen standards.
Key words: (1›4)-alpha-D-glucan, 1›6)-beta-D-glucan, glucan specific
antibodies, NMR, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, yeast cell
wall.
Abbreviations: BSA – Bovine Serum Albumin; D2O – deuterium
oxide (heavy water), d.w. – dry weight; DI – deionised
water; GEM – Glucan Enriched Material, HRP – Horse Radish
Peroxidase.
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Canada Barley Supply and Disposition
Source: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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1910 England's 1st aircraft flight
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23 September
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