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Publication date: «21.11.2004». 27 articles
Canada, Alberta: Big Rock Brewery Income Trust announced on November 19 that a distribution of $0.09 per trust unit will be paid on December 15, 2004 to unitholders of record . . .
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21 November, 2004
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United Kingdom: British beer makers are wooing the caffeine-crazed with a new beer made from fair-trade coffee beans. Coffee beans from the central African country of Rwanda are mixed with . . .
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21 November, 2004
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United Kingdom: The fight for the threatened Boddingtons brewery has taken a further twist with workers voting for more strike action following complaints of intimidatory behaviour towards staff. The Transport . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Japan, Tokyo: Japanese beer maker, Kirin Brewery Co. is considering whether to sell a beverage that tastes like beer, in a move that may help it advance into the popular . . .
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21 November, 2004
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EU: Whether Anheuser-Bush is to continue selling beer in Europe under the name Budweiser is not clear yet. According to an article of the Wall Street Journal published Thursday, November . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Germany: During 2006 World Cup finals, soccer fans will have to survive at the 64 matches to be played at the showpiece tournament without the country's most famous export -- . . .
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21 November, 2004
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India, Bangalore: SABMiller rejected an outright bid for United Breweries (UB) Ltd however it announced that it is looking at acquiring independent regional brewers in India. This comes in the . . .
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21 November, 2004
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USA, Milwaukee: Miller Brewing Company says its 12-can Fridge Pack has been so successful since its April 2004 debut that the company has decided to launch a new "Fridge 18-can . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Russia: Ochakovo has became the first Russian brewing company to enter the Latin American market, exporting a range of products to Ecuador as the first phase of a continent-wide rollout, . . .
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21 November, 2004
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Hong Kong: Hong Kong blue-chip stocks ended little changed on Friday, November 19, but state-backed conglomerate China Resources suffered its biggest drop in five months after weak third-quarter results, Reuters . . .
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21 November, 2004
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