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Articles in July 21, 2003 issue of Modern Brewery Age

• AOB helps promote American Beer Month
• Craft brewers convene in New Orleans for CBC & BrewExpo
• New PET bottles
• Member of Stroh family dies in hotel fall
• The 2003 edition of "Beer is Volume with Profit"
• Portfolio manager: Bryan Semkuley, v.p. marketing for Labatt U.S.A., rides herd on an ever-growing flock of imported specialty brands
• Boston Beer tests Sam Adams Light draft
• Ethanol plant will run on flat beer, soda
• Mergers: a method to the madness
  by Karl Edmunds
• Top 25 imported beer bands
• Consolidation seen in Russian market
• Consolidation: an offer you can refuse—but may want to accept
  by Gary Ettelman
• Twelve-packs of Beck's, Beck's Light and Beck's Dark
• Calendar
• NBWA lobbying effort attracts media scrutiny
• Missouri micro makes public offering
• Bridging the gap: how suppliers and distributors can improve the "partnering" relationship Part III of IV
  by Lamont Seckman
• Budvar claims victory in Spanish court
• Not just for pimps anymore
• King of Siam: Thailand's Boon Rawd Brewery faces challenges in its home market, but remains an export powerhouse
  by Gregg Glaser
• Wisconsin Senate approves .08 BAC bill
• EU approves Namibian brewery sale
• Imports hit a rough patch: a variety, of factors, including bad weather, slow the import juggernaut
• Ten team of brewers
• Dutch independent & craft breweries: in the shadow of Heineken and Grolsch, small Dutch brewers thrive
  by Gregg Glaser
• Pelican Pub & Brewery holds summer games
• Beer from abroad: new & noteworthy imported beers