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E-malt.com Newsletter 26b
July 02 - July 04, 2007
Quote of the week
"There are only two times when I drink beer, when I'm alone and when I'm with someone else"
 Currency Rates 
Base Currency: Euro, EUR
on 29-June-2007
1 EUR = 1.3461 USD
1 EUR = 0.6727 GBP
1 EUR = 1.4355 CAD
1 EUR = 1.5968 AUD
1 EUR = 165.556 JPY
1 EUR = 2.6067 BRL
1 EUR = 34.7404 RUB
1 EUR = 10.2644 CNY
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Base Currency: US Dollar
on 29-June-2007
1 USD = 0.743 EUR
1 USD = 0.4998 GBP
1 USD = 1.0664 CAD
1 USD = 1.1862 AUD
1 USD = 123.005 JPY
1 USD = 1.9365 BRL
1 USD = 25.8086 RUB
1 USD = 7.6254 CNY
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Equities of the Largest Breweries
Top Industry News
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Denmark: Carlsberg could raise $12.7 bln by making a major beer acquisition...
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USA: The strike at Western Beverage is not expected to halt flow of Anheuser-Busch beers for July 4...
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Norway: The country proposes alcohol tax increase and this may lead to the death of brewing industry...
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EU & Russia: Russian beer Baltika has its eyes on the European market...
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UK: SABMiller plc released its Annual Report for 2007...
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Scandinavia: Weather conditions favorable for malting barley...
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USA: New two-rowed barley released by North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station...
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UK: CAMRA's National Executive meets media and local drinkers on first day of smoking ban
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Europe: Carlsberg is expected to continue closing European breweries
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Canada: CWB 2006-07 feed barley PRO increases
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Australia: Kent brewery transaction completed
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USA: 98% of American adults who drink do so responsibly
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UK: Carlsberg professors prepared to bid for S&N
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Canada: Retirees sue brewer Labatt over new $50K limit on lifetime health, drug benefits
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Russia: The number of Baltika stocks changed
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USA: Heineken picks MediaVest as its Hispanic media buying and planning agency
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UK: SABMiller’s rating maintained "hold"
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India: Kirin Brewery ratings affirmed after reorganisation
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World: Diageo reiterates guidance for 8% organic operating profit growth for the year ending 30 June 2007
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Brazil: AmBev to incorporate Industrial Nanotech into its plant maintenance program
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USA: Great American Beer Festival to showcase new features
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Denmark: Carlsberg could raise $12.7 bln by making a major beer acquisition
Danish brewing giant Carlsberg A/S said on June 26 it was likely to make a
major beer acquisition and could raise as much as 70 billion Danish crowns ($12.7
billion) for such a deal, according to Reuters.
"A major deal is likely.
Carlsberg has the strength to become bigger," Chairman Povl Krogsgaard-Larsen told
Reuters in an interview following the surprise announcement last week that the group's
chief executive was departing.
The world's fifth-largest brewer, which makes
Carlsberg, Tuborg, Holsten and Baltika beers, is permitted to raise more equity following
a change last month in the statutes of its controlling shareholder, the Carlsberg
Foundation charity.
Krogsgaard-Larsen said Carlsberg was an intermediate-size
brewer along with Scottish & Newcastle Plc and Molson Coors. This, he said, put pressure
on the group to do deals so it could compete with the world's top brewers including
InBev and SABMiller Plc.
Carlsberg shares ended up 0.61 percent at 659 crowns,
while S&N closed 1.6 percent higher at 650.5 pence as analysts contemplated a possible
Carlsberg bid for its Edinburgh-based rival.
Carlsberg Chief Executive Nils
Smedegaard Andersen, who is set to resign after third-quarter results on Nov. 7,
said the company could raise both equity and debt. Last week, Andersen, 48, was
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USA: The strike at Western Beverage is not expected to halt flow of Anheuser-Busch beers for July 4
The strike at Western Beverage Co. is not expected to create a shortage of
Anheuser-Busch beer in local stores for the July 4 holiday, executives of Western
Beverage Co. said on June 28, according to the Statesman Journal.
Jack Willis,
executive vice president for Western Beverage, said the company has drawn on a pool
of temporary workers and administrative employees to replace the drivers and delivery
people on strike. "I'm going to have all the beer out," Willis said, although he
added that he'd be working through the weekend in some locations.
About
35 Salem employees of Western Beverage -- which locally supplies Budweiser, Michelob
and other Anheuser-Busch products -- are on strike. The workers have been picketing
outside Western Beverage's warehouse at 300 Lancaster Drive NE since Monday afternoon,
said Robert McKinney, representative for Teamsters Local 324.
They are part
of a larger strike also affecting Western Beverage facilities in Eugene, Medford,
Newport and Coos Bay, McKinney said. The union has reached an impasse with the company
in contract negotiations, particularly over pension and insurance plans.
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EU & Russia: Russian beer Baltika has its eyes on the European market
Baltika beer is ubiquitous back home in Russia. But the company's recent decision
to permit production under licence in the UK marks a significant stage in the international
development of the St Petersburg-based group, Financial Times News commented on June
26th.
But Anton Artemiev, its president, was in no doubt about the significance
of the licensing deal with Scottish & Newcastle, Britain's biggest brewer. "The start
of licensed production in western Europe of Baltika, one of Russia's most popular
brands, is a natural step in the process of integrating Russia into the world economy,"
he said.
Interviewed recently in Edinburgh, Mr Artemiev said: "It is the
first licence for consumer goods from modern Russia to a western company. "It is
quite normal for it to be the other way around. We just hope there will be some more
examples – but we are happy to start."
He said Baltika was particularly
pleased to be coming to the UK – and not just because the country has a long history
of brewing and demanding consumers.
"The UK is a country very much inhabited
by Russian speakers – in London alone there are 300,000 Russian-speaking people,
a lot of high-society people who spend a week in
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UK: SABMiller plc released its Annual Report for 2007
SABMiller plc released its Annual Report for 2007, in its press release, 27
June 2007.
“This has been another successful year for the group, with a
strong volume performance and good earnings growth”, Meyer Kahn, Board of Director’s
Chairman, said to the shareholders.
Our portfolio of developing and developed
market operations generated 10% organic growth in lager volumes and 12% growth in
earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) on an organic, constant currency
basis. Group EBITA now stands at US$3,591 million and the group EBITA margin increased
to 17.4%, a rise of 20 basis points over the prior year. This translated into a 14%
increase in profit before tax to US$2,804 million and a 10% increase in adjusted
earnings per share to 120 US cents.
Total lager volumes stood at 216 million
hectolitres, up 10% organically, and up 23% after taking into account the first full
year of contributions from our South American businesses. Including soft drinks and
other beverages, the group achieved total beverage volumes of 272 million hectolitres,
up 10% on an organic basis and 23% above last year on a reported basis.
Net
cash generated from operations, at over US$4,000 million, was 22% above the prior
year, reflecting the overall
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USA: New two-rowed barley released by North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Pinnacle, a new two-rowed barley variety, has been developed and released by the
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, says Al Schneiter, North Dakota State
University Department of Plant Sciences chair, Seed Quest reported June 29.
Pinnacle has barley parentage of mostly experimental lines, but includes Logan
and Foster in its early ancestry. The original cross was made in 1999 by Jerry Franckowiak,
former NDSU two-rowed barley breeder who retired in 2006.
Pinnacle has a
white hull, smooth awns and long rachilla hair. Stephen Neate, NDSU barley plant
pathologist, says Pinnacle has greater resistance to spot blotch than Conlon, North
Dakota's leading two-rowed barley, and approaches that of Lacey and Drummond, which
are six-rowed varieties. Fusarium head blight resistance, measured as a percent of
infected kernels, is slightly less than that of Conlon, while the deoxynivalenol
(DON) level is slightly higher.
Based on four years of trials in North Dakota
by the NDSU barley breeding program, Pinnacle has a 15 percent yield advantage over
Conlon. Pinnacle heads out about three days later than Conlon, but has greater straw
strength than Conlon and approaches that of the strongest six-rowed varieties.
One of Pinnacle's strengths is its excellent quality, making it a possible candidate
for malting and
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Malting barley prices. French barley prices.
Nominal prices.
| EURO = USD 1.3461 June 29, 2007 |
| Crop year |
2006 |
2007 |
| Parity |
FOB Creil |
FOB Creil |
| Position |
July 2006 |
July 2007 |
| Type |
Variety |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
| 2RS |
Scarlett |
200.00 |
269.50 |
234.00 |
315.00 |
| 2RS |
Prestige |
199.00 |
268.00 |
233.00 |
314.00 |
| 2RS |
Cellar |
198.00 |
266.50 |
232.00 |
312.50 |
| 2RS |
Sebastien |
197.00 |
265.50 |
231.00 |
311.00 |
| 2RS |
Astoria |
197.00 |
265.50 |
231.00 |
311.00 |
| 2RS |
Cork |
197.00 |
265.50 |
231.00 |
311.00 |
| 6RW |
Esterel |
171.00 |
230.50 |
208.00 |
280.00 |
Theoretical malt prices.
| EURO = USD 1.3461 June 29, 2007 |
| Crop year |
2006 |
| Parity |
FOB Antwerp |
| Position |
June 2007-Sept 2007 |
| Conditioning |
Bulk |
In bags |
Bulk containers |
Bags, containers |
| Malting barley variety |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
| 2RS |
Scarlett |
420.50 |
565.50 |
443.00 |
596.50 |
437.00 |
588.00 |
447.50 |
602.00 |
| 2RS |
Prestige |
419.00 |
564.00 |
441.50 |
594.50 |
435.50 |
586.50 |
446.00 |
600.50 |
| 2RS |
Cellar |
417.50 |
562.50 |
440.50 |
593.00 |
434.50 |
584.50 |
445.00 |
599.00 |
| 2RS |
Sebastien |
416.50 |
560.50 |
439.50 |
591.50 |
433.00 |
583.00 |
443.50 |
597.00 |
| 2RS |
Astoria |
416.50 |
560.50 |
439.50 |
591.50 |
433.00 |
583.00 |
443.50 |
597.00 |
| 2RS |
Cork |
416.50 |
560.50 |
439.50 |
591.50 |
433.00 |
583.00 |
443.50 |
597.00 |
| 2RS |
Average price |
418.00 |
562.50 |
440.50 |
593.00 |
434.50 |
584.50 |
445.00 |
599.00 |
| 6RW |
Esterel |
383.50 |
517.50 |
407.50 |
548.50 |
401.00 |
540.00 |
411.50 |
554.00 |
| * |
Asia Malt 70/30 |
408.00 |
549.00 |
430.50 |
579.50 |
424.50 |
571.50 |
435.00 |
585.50 |
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Asia Malt 50/50 |
401.00 |
540.00 |
424.00 |
570.50 |
417.50 |
562.50 |
428.50 |
576.50 |
| EURO = USD 1.3461 June 29, 2007 |
| Crop year |
2007 |
| Parity |
FOB Antwerp |
| Position |
Oct 2007-Sept 2008 |
| Conditioning |
Bulk |
In bags |
Bulk containers |
Bags, containers |
| Malting barley variety |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
EURO |
USD |
| 2RS |
Scarlett |
443.50 |
597.00 |
466.50 |
627.50 |
460.00 |
619.50 |
470.50 |
633.50 |
| 2RS |
Prestige |
442.50 |
595.50 |
465.00 |
626.00 |
459.00 |
617.50 |
469.50 |
631.50 |
| 2RS |
Cellar |
441.00 |
593.50 |
464.00 |
624.50 |
457.50 |
616.00 |
468.00 |
630.00 |
| 2RS |
Sebastien |
440.00 |
592.00 |
462.50 |
622.50 |
456.50 |
614.50 |
467.00 |
628.50 |
| 2RS |
Astoria |
440.00 |
592.00 |
462.50 |
622.50 |
456.50 |
614.50 |
467.00 |
628.50 |
| 2RS |
Cork |
440.00 |
592.00 |
462.50 |
622.50 |
456.50 |
614.50 |
467.00 |
628.50 |
| 2RS |
Average price |
441.00 |
593.50 |
464.00 |
624.50 |
457.50 |
616.00 |
468.00 |
630.00 |
| 6RW |
Esterel |
410.50 |
554.00 |
434.50 |
584.50 |
428.00 |
576.00 |
438.50 |
590.50 |
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Asia Malt 70/30 |
432.00 |
581.50 |
197.00 |
612.50 |
191.00 |
604.00 |
201.50 |
618.50 |
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Asia Malt 50/50 |
426.50 |
573.50 |
197.00 |
604.50 |
191.00 |
596.00 |
201.50 |
610.50 |
NB: Prices published are theoretical malt prices including financial cost,
THC (for bulk and bags container) and all administrative costs.
This prices may fluctuate according to the quantity per delivery and technical specifications.
* - 70/30 = 70% Average two Rows Spring and 30% Six Rows Winter
** - 50/50 = 50% Average two Rows Spring and 50% Six Rows Winter
Table of the week
Canada, Barley Supply and Disposition
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2004-2005 |
2005-2006 |
2006-2007 f |
2007-2008 f |
Seaded area,
'000 ha |
4,678 |
4,440 |
3,861 |
4,380 |
Harvested area,
'000 ha |
4,050 |
3,889 |
3,362 |
3,910 |
Yield,
tonne/ha |
3.26 |
3.21 |
2.98 |
3.07 |
Production,
'000 metric tonnes |
13,186 |
12,481 |
10,005 |
12,000 |
Imports,
'000 metric tonnes |
83 |
46 |
45 |
35 |
Total Supply,
'000 metric tonnes |
15,962 |
15,962 |
13,338 |
13,435 |
Exports,
'000 metric tonnes |
1,975 |
2,975 |
1,950 |
2,100 |
Food & Industry Use,
'000 metric tonnes |
268 |
167 |
230 |
300 |
Feed, Waste, Dockage,
'000 metric tonnes |
9,417 |
9,192 |
9,373 |
9,035 |
Total Domestic Use,
'000 metric tonnes |
10,073 |
9,698 |
9,988 |
9,735 |
Carry-out Stocks,
'000 metric tonnes |
3,435 |
3,289 |
1,400 |
1,600 |
Average Price,
CA$/tonne |
112 |
110 |
155-175 |
150-170 |
f: forecast, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, May 29, 2007
Graph of the week
Source: ABARE. June, 2007
These Days in Business History
28 June
1820 Tomato is proven nonpoisonous
1894 Labor Day established as a federal employees holiday
1939 Pan Am opens southern route transatlantic air service (Dixie Clipper)
29 June
1767 - The British Parliament approved the Townshend Revenue Acts. The acts imposed import duties on glass, lead, paint, paper and tea shipped to America.
1860 - The first iron-pile lighthouse was completed at Minot’s Ledge, MA.
1936 - The Empire State Building television transmitter was used to demonstrate high definition television (343 lines) to RCA's Licensees.
1960 - BBC Television Centre in West London opened.
30 June
1834 Congress creates Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
1841 - The Erie Railroad rolled out its first passenger train on this day.
1936 40 hour work week law approved (federal)
1948 Transistor as a substitute for Radio tubes announced (Bell Labs)
01 July
1861 1st public schoolhouse opens at Washington & Mason St, SF
1874 - The first zoo in the United States opened in Philadelphia, PA.
1875 Universal Postal Union established
1934 1st x-ray photo of entire body, Rochester, NY
1943 1st withholding tax from paychecks
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