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Publication date: «20.07.2012». 27 articles
The Netherlands: SABMiller appoints Pavel Šemík as technical director of Holland brewery Royal Grolsch
Pavel Šemík (38), the current manager of Pilsen breweries Prazdroj and Gambrinus, will become Technical Director of the Holland brewery Royal Grolsch as of August 1, 2012, SABMiller plc announced . . .
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20 July, 2012
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Germany: Barley production forecast increased to 9.5 mln tonnes
The association of German farm cooperatives (Deutscher Raiffeisenverband) estimates Germany’s 2012 grain production now higher at 42.8 mln tonnes compared to the previous forecast of 41.5 mln tonnes and the . . .
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20 July, 2012
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Russia: Beer not to be allowed at stadiums - Russian Football Union
In spite of Vladimir Putin’s promise earlier this year to bring beer back to stadiums, the Russian Football Union (RFU) does not plan to allow beer at soccer events in . . .
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20 July, 2012
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Romania: Beer sales up 16% in May, experts forecast further growth this summer
Beer sales were back up slightly in April in Romania, while the growth was of 16 percent in May, compensating for the drop in the first months of the year, . . .
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20 July, 2012
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Thailand & Singapore: ThaiBev completes acquisition of 22% stake in Fraser & Neave Ltd.
Thai Beverage PCL, brewer of Chang beer, has completed its acquisition of a stake in Singapore’s Fraser & Neave Ltd., propelling into the big league of acquirers this year, The . . .
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20 July, 2012
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EU: Large surplus of malting barley expected provided that the harvest conditions don’t down-grade the quality
The production of spring barley will be well up in Denmark, Sweden, France and Germany, unchanged in the UK, much lower in Spain and moderately lower in Austria, Czech and . . .
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20 July, 2012
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Argentina: Barley plantings to be boosted by 17% this year
Argentina’s policy of capping wheat exports to contain food inflation is having the “perverse effect” of benefiting brewers such as Heineken NV and cheapening feed for pig farmers in China, . . .
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20 July, 2012
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