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kiloliter (kL)
[-lē′tər]
Etymology: Gk, chilioi, thousand; Fr, litre
unit of volume equivalent to 1057 quarts, 1000 liters, or 1 cubic meter (1 m3). Also spelled kilolitre.


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The new plant, located in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, west of Shanghai, is expected to produce 95,000 kiloliters of beer in the first year, company officials said.
Suntory completes construction of 3rd beer plant in China by Asian Economic News
However, since then demand from power companies and airlines has been falling faster than expected, and the company decided a larger cut by 14% or 400,000 kiloliters would be necessary, a company official said.
Idemitsu Kosan to halt refinery in Hyogo for 1 month by Japan Weekly Monitor
1 percent from a year earlier to 557,107 kiloliters, the first rise in two months, despite two of the brewers posting declines in shipments, the Japanese brewers reported.
Japan's beer shipments up 4.1 percent in October by Food & Drink Weekly
 
 
 
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