Dublin, Feb. 06, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Isinglass Market: Industry Size, Share, Competition, Trends, Growth Opportunities and Forecasts by Region - Insights and Outlook by Product, 2024 to 2031 ...

Since the mid to late 19th century, isinglass, a fish by-product has been used as a clarification agent in Guinness beer. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Guinness sells about 10 million pints a ...

Then there are Genetically Modified Organisms or GMOs, which are present in many beer brands in the form of grains. The use of GMO grains in beer is controversial and even though consumers might not ...

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Ireland’s perhaps most iconic beer is now vegan-friendly, as Guinness reportedly has finished its phaseout of a material used in the brewing process that involved fish parts. Diageo, the company that ...

Fish bladders have been used in some U.K. beers. — -- Guinness beer has been iconic for centuries. But did you know that fish bladders are part of the brewing process? This week, Guinness Brewing ...

There are three important things to know about the swim bladder of a fish. The first (and the only one relevant to the fish) is that it operates like the air tank of a submarine, enabling its owner to ...

Ever wondered what’s in your beer? Or are you one of those people that trusts that beer manufacturers know what they’re doing and pop open a can or bottle to enjoy its contents without giving much ...