Cement News tagged: Trading
Jamaican cement now on sale in Belize
Belizean builders have grown accustomed to cement from Central America – whether it’s Cemento Maya
Rising coal price adds to investor worry, India
Cement stocks have sharply underperformed the broader market over the past six months. For instance,
South Florida cement maker starts export push
Exporting South Florida cement from Port Everglades to Panama today
The Philippines: No extension for zero duty on cement
Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila will not endorse the extension
East Africa: ‘Return import tariff on cement or we close down’
The East African Cement Producers’ Association wants the 35 per cent tariff for imported cement
Philippines: no need to extend executive order lifting tariff
Philippine manufacturers assured the government that there will be stable supply and prices of cement in
Indonesia Trade ministry finds illegally imported cement
Indonesia’s directorate of goods and services of the ministry of trade on Monday found 21,380 sacks of
Kenya: Cement Makers Seek Protection Against Imports
Cement manufacturers in the region face an uphill task convincing governments to throw another
Zambia: no cement import ban - ZCC
The Zambia Competition Commission (ZCC) has said there is no ban on the importation of cement as
Carib Cement offering discounts
Caribbean Cement Company has said that, effective today, it will begin offering discounts on its Carib
India: demand for cement falls in export market
With overcapacity, declining demand and piling of inventory pushing cement prices down
India Aditya Birla cement shipments up 16 per cent YoY
India’s Aditya Birla Group said on Thursday
India’s exports likely to turn positive by December
India’s exports contracting from October last year due to global economic crisis are likely to enter into positive zone by December,
CCJ’s integrity in cement saga
Since the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) dismissed the case brought against the Caribbean Community
India: cement prices expected to weaken in Oct-March period’
The woes of the cement industry are likely to continue as prices are
Pakistan: cartelisation in cement industry
National exchequer suffered an estimated INR120bn (US$2.6bn) losses due to cartelisation in cement industry,