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China: Tsingtao Brewery expects a 75-85% increase in profit for the first nine months of this year
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World: Demand for beer to accelerate again in 2010 - report
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Belgium: AB InBev completes pricing of USD5.5 bln aggregate principal amount of notes
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Japan: January – September beer shipments down 2.4%, Kirin captures market leadership
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World: Diageo’s net sales down 6% in the three months ended September, 30
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Belgium: AB InBev and CVC to reach an agreement on brewing assets before the end of the month - sources
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India: Carlsberg starts working on a fifth brewery in India
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China: Tsingtao may build five new breweries within the next three to five years
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EU: Larger than ever surplus of malting barley will end up in feed or intervention - experts
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Canada: CWB announces interim payment for designated barley delivered during the 2008-09 crop year
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China: Carlsberg thinking of increasing stake in Chongqing Brewery Co.
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Russia: Efes Breweries confirms reorganisation of its Russian operations
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United Kingdom: Heineken to close its Dunston brewing operations
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Australia: ABB Grain receives first delivery of this year’s barley crop
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Japan: Asahi reports January – September 2009 sales, new genre beer sells the best
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Zimbabwe: Kwekwe Maltings needs more barley and US$10 to increase production capacity
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The Philippines: San Miguel Beer planning a price hike - sources
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Russia: Craft beer segment enjoys steady growth
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The Netherlands: UBS downgrades Heineken to neutral
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Australia: ABB Grain’s 2008/09 pools closed earlier than usual to avoid increasingly bearish market
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United Kingdom: Carlsberg’s launch of a special edition Christmas cask beer seen as commitment to Tetley’s brand
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Bangladesh: Bangladesh brewer launches first local beer to compete with expensive imported brands
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China: Tsingtao Brewery expects a 75-85% increase in profit for the first nine months of this year
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Tsingtao Brewery, China's best known beer brand, expects its profit for the first three quarters of the year to rise 75 - 85 percent
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World: Demand for beer to accelerate again in 2010 - report
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The global beer market continues to grow despite the dramatic upheaval in the world’s financial markets in 2008, Canadean’s recently published Global Beer Trends
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Belgium: AB InBev completes pricing of USD5.5 bln aggregate principal amount of notes
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Anheuser-Busch InBev announced on October, 13 that it has completed the pricing of USD5.5 billion aggregate principal amount of notes, consisting of USD1.5 billion
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Japan: January – September beer shipments down 2.4%, Kirin captures market leadership
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Japan's shipments of beer and beer-like drinks in the first nine months of this year dropped 2.4 percent from a year earlier to 345.25
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World: Diageo’s net sales down 6% in the three months ended September, 30
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World’s leading drinks group Diageo Plc said on October, 14 its net sales were down 6% on an organic basis in the three months
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Belgium: AB InBev and CVC to reach an agreement on brewing assets before the end of the month - sources
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Buyout firm CVC's talks about its acquisition of part of the world’s No. 1 brewer AB InBev are expected to reach a resolution before
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India: Carlsberg starts working on a fifth brewery in India
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Danish Carlsberg has started work on its fifth brewery in India, The Economic Times reported on October, 12.
The $20-million plus brewery will come up
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China: Tsingtao may build five new breweries within the next three to five years
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Tsingtao Brewery may almost doubling volumes within the next five years, aided by the construction of five new greenfield facilities, Brewers’ Guardian reported on
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EU: Larger than ever surplus of malting barley will end up in feed or intervention - experts
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The surplus of malting barley is larger than ever in the EU, three mln tons of winter and spring malting barley is an average
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United States: Barley market ‘pretty quiet’
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With a system already clogged with barley, another large crop of high quality barley just harvested and little export demand, both the feed and
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Canada: CWB announces interim payment for designated barley delivered during the 2008-09 crop year
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The CWB announced on October, 9 interim payments will be made for most grades of wheat, durum and designated barley delivered to the CWB
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Relationship Between Hardness Genes and Quality in Barley (Hordeum vulgare)
Glen P. Fox, Linh Nguyen, Jan Bowman, David Poulsen, Andy Inkerman and Robert J. Henry
Abstract:
J. Inst. Brew. 113(1), 87–95, 2007
Barley (Hordeum vulgare) genotypes were sequenced for polymorphism in the hardness genes, these being the three hordoindoline (hin a, hin b1 and hin b2) genes. The variation in haplotype was determined by sequencing for single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). Polymorphism between each gene was then compared to grain hardness (three methods), malt quality characteristics (hot water extract and friability) and cattle feed quality. Two haplotypes were found in a set of forty barley genotypes. For hin a, two alleles were present, namely hin a1 and hin a2. However, there was no specific hin a allele that was associated with grain hardness, malt and feed quality. Barley has two hin b genes, namely hin b1 and hin b2, and the genotypes tested here had one of two alleles for each gene. However, there were no obvious effects on hardness or quality from either of these hin b alleles. Unlike wheat, where a clear relationship has been demonstrated between a number of SNPs in the wheat hardness genes and quality (soft or hard wheat), there was no such relationship for barley. Despite the wide range in hardness, malt and feed quality, there were only two haplotypes for each of the hin a, hin b1 and hin b2 genes and there was no clear relationship between grain hardness, malt or feed quality. The genotypes used in this study demonstrated that there was a low level of polymorphism in hardness genes in current commercial varieties as well as breeding lines and these polymorphisms had no impact on quality.
Key words: Barley, feed, genes, hardness, hordoindolines, malt quality.
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