Australia: Boortmalt looking to increase direct purchases of barley in Western Australia

One of the world’s leading maltsters, Boortmalt is looking to increase its direct purchases of barley from growers in Western Australia, RMI Analytics said in their late August report. Even though ...
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World: Hop growers reporting oversupply due to increased global acreage

Hop growers are reporting an oversupply due to an increased global hop acreage for the 8th consecutive year (+0.8% in 2021 vs. 2020), with the US, Germany and the Czech ...
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Nigeria: Nigerians consume N599.11 bln worth of beer in January-June this year

Nigerians consumed beer worth N599.11 billion in six months running from January to June 2022, according to the first quarter results of four major brewers in the country, the Vanguard ...
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Ireland: Government urged to cut crippling excise rates to save more pubs and restaurants

Irish drinkers have to swallow some of the highest taxes in the world – and now the hospitality industry is urging the Government to cut crippling excise rates to save ...
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UK: Britain risking beer shortage from lack of carbon dioxide

Britain risks a beer shortage from a lack of carbon dioxide, a pub group has warned, with bars already struggling from high energy bills and a cost-of-living crisis that is ...
Publicado 27/08/2022 Más

Argentina: Barley crop forecast remains at 5.4 mln tonnes

Rainfall has arrived in Argentina, and most importantly, in the northern area of Cordoba/Santa Fe where conditions were seriously dry. Additional rain will still be needed to fix dryness issues. ...
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Ukraine: Ukraine exports more than 1 million tonnes of agricultural products from sea ports

44 ships have left Ukrainian ports since 1 August [when Russia ceased to block grain shipments from Ukraine, and the food corridor opened in the Black Sea], exporting more than ...
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Poland: No risk of beer production cuts in Poland, Carlsberg says

Carlsberg said on August 26 it no longer faces the risk of production cuts at its three breweries in Poland, after the Polish government voiced support for measures that would ...
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India: United Breweries set to leave its unit at Varanad in Kerala

After producing Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) for more than six decades, United Breweries Ltd is set to leave its unit at Varanad near Cherthala in Alappuzha district in Kerala. One ...
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Australia: Hops Products Australia to expand in Victoria

Australia's largest hop producer has bought the former Tobacco Cooperative Victoria building in north-east Victoria to expand processing operations, ABC reported on August 26. Hops Products Australia's A$20 million project will ...
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