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Publication date: «21.11.2004». 27 articles
France: The leading producer of French malt, Malteries Franco-Belges, has recently published a consolidated turnover of 22,47 Million Euros for the first quarter of its 2004/05 financial year. According to . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Russia: From November 15 onwards export of German barley and malt to Russia was brought to a halt, due to an overall ban posed by Russian Federation authorities on German . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Hong Kong: China Resources Enterprise, Limited, a state-backed conglomerate that makes beer and operates supermarkets, announced on November 18 its third-quarter ended 30 September, 2004 earnings fell. The Group’s unaudited . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Chile, Santiago: CCU, the Chilean brewer Compania Cervecerias Unidas SA issued US$110 million in five-year bonds last week, before Anheuser-Busch sold its minority stake in the brewer, local media revealed.
CCU . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Russia: OAO Vena, the Russian brewery based in St. Petersburg, has launched the production of “Kronenbourg 1664”, a famous French beer brand, one of the best sold in European market, . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Australia: ABB Grain Ltd announced on November 17 that Eastern Australian grain handler, Australian Bulk Alliance, will be in a better position than ever to meet client and grower service . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Canada: Labatt Breweries, the Canadian unit of Belgium's InBev, announced on November 18 it is had ratified a closure agreement with Local 300 of the Brewery, Winery and Distillery Worker's . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Denmark: Danish brewing force, Carlsberg, announced on November 19 that it is building a new brewhouse in Valby, which will ensure the continued development and production of unique speciality beers . . .
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21 November, 2004
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United Kingdom, London: The world's third-largest brewer, SABMiller Plc, beat forecasts with a 28 % rise in half-year profits on the back of a turnaround at U.S. arm Miller and . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Africa: East African Breweries Ltd (EABL) announced on November 13 that Top East African CEO's have yet again voted EABL, as the Most Respected Company in the region. The results . . .
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21 November, 2004
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