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Technical Support | As usual in December, we are pleased to share some data of the hops’ compositions
which is important to achieve consistent hop aroma in beer, especially when changing
from one crop year to another.

Hopsteiner against Covid-19

Company update | Hopsteiner celebrates its 175th anniversary this year. Instead of traditional festivities, we have decided to engage in a research cooperation dedicated to the fight against COVID-19 in the field of the antiviral effect of hop ingredients.

Hop crop 2020

Hop market | The crop estimate for the Hallertau was announced on August 25st, meaning that crop 2020 estimates have now been submitted for all German hop growing areas.

Hopsteiner Akoya

Technical Support | Agronomist Dr. Alexander Feiner and his team spent seven years cultivating and testing the 99/268 breeding line. In autumn 2019 they decided to launch the new variety officially, naming it Akoya. Akoya’s yield stability and overall resistance most certainly presents the right answer to climate change, opening up new perspectives to both growers and brewers.

Hop market - The survey of hop acreage in 2020 is completed. Enclosed please find the comparison of acreage from 2017 to 2020 for the world's main producing areas. You can find the current status reports on our homepage www.hopsteiner.com. We will keep you informed about further developments.

Hopsteiner Lotus

Technical Support | Do you remember our February Newsletter? You were introduced to Lotus, the latest member of our hop family, born from our U.S. breeding programme.

Hopsteiner

Technical support | The use of essential oils has long since found its way internationally into the brewing and beverage industry. This can be observed particularly for the essential oils of hops. The numerous technological options in beverage production in principle already enable many product creations with an emphasis on hop aroma.

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Hop market | On 18 December 2019, the US Department of Agriculture reported that US hop production for 2019 increased 5% on the previous year, bringing the yield to a record 112 million lbs vs 107 million lbs in 2018.

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