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Brazil targets sustainable growth

Brazil's cement market is expected to show moderate growth in 2025 after resuming its growth trajectory last year. Meanwhile, the country's cement producers are focussing their efforts on decarbonising their operations. By SNIC, Brazil.

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04 August 2025
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