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Publication date: «18.06.2014». 17 articles
USA & Canada: Barley markets still keeping an eye on planting progress
As the spring planting season winds down in North America, there is still some question about planting progress in southern Canada, thus the barley markets are still keeping an eye . . .
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18 June, 2014
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Germany: Fracking could spell end of existence of many German breweries
"Germany is a beer nation: if their beer has no flavour, people will mount the barricades," says Friederike Borchert. At her family's brewery in Lünne, Lower Saxony, about 800,000 litres . . .
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18 June, 2014
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World: China’s Snow remains most popular beer in the world in 2013
The Chinese population currently drinks almost twice as much beer on an annual basis as people in the USA. But, as the Chinese economy continues to grow, most likely becoming . . .
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18 June, 2014
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France: Reports on winter barley crop condition vary from region to region
Even though harvest of winter barley has only been going on for several days, the crop conditions reports coming from various regions of France vary, La Depeche reported on June . . .
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18 June, 2014
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EU: Better weather conditions improve barley yield prospects
The crop monitoring service MARS of early May forecast barley yields of 4.59 tons/ha for the whole EU vs. 4.85 t/ha last year, of which spring barley 4.04 (4.43) and . . .
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18 June, 2014
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World: Turkish government authorize duty-free grains imports due to severe drought
A severe drought has hit the region from Turkey down to the Arabian Peninsula, industry analysts reported earlier this month.
The Turkish government authorized duty-free imports for large quantities of . . .
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18 June, 2014
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EU: EU environmental ministers allow member states to ban or approve use of GMO crops
EU environmental ministers (26 out of 28) backed a compromise deal on June 12 to allow member states the option to ban or approve the use of genetically modified crops, . . .
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18 June, 2014
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