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Russia & Ukraine & China: China might get out of malt overcapacity; no such prospects for Russia, Ukraine - experts
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Denmark: Carlsberg’s net revenue, beer volumes decline in Q1
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Australia: Lion Nathan delivers revenue of A$687.4 mln in the quarter ended 31 December 2009
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Turkey: Anadolu Efes posts net profit of 71.5 mln lira in Q1 2010
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Malaysia: Guinness Anchor Bhd achieves 43% growth in net profit in Q3 ended March 31
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India: Premium beer brands seen as means to curb slip in brewers’ margins
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EU: EU’s barley exports may reach 1 mln tons by end June
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EU: NYSE Liffe’s Malting Barley Futures and Options attract good levels of participation
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EU: Early May malting barley prices still actual
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United States: MillerCoors may expand its Ohio brewery
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South Africa: SABMiller announces investments in FIFA Soccer World Cup
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Black Sea region: Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan are largest feed barley exporters this campaign
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Rwanda: New brewery already claims 15% of the market
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China: Jiangsu Yanghe Brewery to invest in capacity expansion
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France: France reportedly seeking means to transfer some intervention barley stocks to neighbours
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Germany: Carlsberg names new CEO for German business
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Denmark: Carlsberg’s net revenue, beer volumes decline in Q1
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In the traditionally small first quarter, Danish brewer Carlsberg reported an operating profit of DKK735 mln (DKK 788 mln in 2009). Group operating profit
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Australia: Lion Nathan delivers revenue of A$687.4 mln in the quarter ended 31 December 2009
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Australian brewer Lion Nathan announced on May, 7 its trading update for the quarter ended 31 December 2009.
The company’s Australia and New Zealand business
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Turkey: Anadolu Efes posts net profit of 71.5 mln lira in Q1 2010
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Turkish brewer Anadolu Efes posted a net profit of 71.5 million lira ($46.7 million) in the first quarter, exceeding poll forecasts and rebounding from
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Malaysia: Guinness Anchor Bhd achieves 43% growth in net profit in Q3 ended March 31
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Malaysian brewer Guinness Anchor Bhd's (GAB) said its net profit for the third quarter ended March 31 improved 43% to RM46.46 mln from RM32.60
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India: Premium beer brands seen as means to curb slip in brewers’ margins
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India’s brewers are expanding their offerings in the premium segment to improve shrinking margins that have been hit due to stiff competition, increased input
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Russia & Ukraine & China: China might get out of malt overcapacity; no such prospects for Russia, Ukraine - experts
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In Russia and the Ukraine malt stocks remain huge, and there is little hope of reducing stocks soon and return to a normal malt
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EU: EU’s barley exports may reach 1 mln tons by end June
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The EU may reach the one million ton mark of export licence bookings by end June, but mostly because of a record large program
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EU: NYSE Liffe’s Malting Barley Futures and Options attract good levels of participation
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NYSE Liffe’s its Malting Barley Futures and Options have attracted good levels of participation from the market since launching on 10 May, trading a
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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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