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China's malting barley imports could jump 50%
06.03.10 - China's imports of malting barley may jump by up to 50% this year as its brewing industry – the world's biggest – returns to higher consumption rates after a push into low-alcohol beers aimed at women drinkers. The Canadian Wheat Board, one of the world's biggest sellers of the grain, has pegged China's malting barley imports at 1.6m-1.8m tonnes, compared with 1.2m tonnes last year. [more]
AB InBev starts weak to 2010
04.03.10 - Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, said it faced a challenging start to 2010 because U.S. consumers were drinking less. The maker of Budweiser, Stella Artois and Becks unveiled mixed fourth-quarter earnings buoyed by a sharp rise in Brazil sales and said it expected to sell slightly more beer this year than last. But profit growth would be only a single-digit percentage in the first quarter before increasing through 2010. [more]
SABMiller May Get Wold Cup Boost at Anheuser’s Expense
03.03.10 - SABMiller Plc may sell 12 million more units of beer at this year’s soccer World Cup if it capitalizes on the decision by Anheuser-Busch InBev NV not to sell Budweiser at fan parks in the nine host cities. SABMiller, which dominates South Africa’s beer industry, began talks with FIFA after Anheuser-Busch said in January it wouldn’t supply the parks. SABMiller needs to conclude talks within about 10 days so that it can organize the transport and additional brewing capacity, Alastair Hewitt, the head of SABMiller’s World Cup strategy, said in an interview in Johannesburg yesterday. [more]
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