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Brewery techniques - Technologies associated with clarification

Authors: Luc FILLAUDEAU, Pascal BLANPAIN-AVET, Manfred MOLL

Publication date: September 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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    2. Brewing process: inputs, outputs and challenges

    In the agri-food industry, brewing holds a strategic economic position, with global production of 182 × 10 9 L of beer in 2008 .

    Beer is, in fact, the fifth most consumed beverage behind tea, soft drinks, milk and coffee, and it continues to be a popular drink with a consumption of 27.5 L/pers. per year.

    In Europe, the total contribution of the brewing sector to the economy, in terms of added value, is...

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