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Philippines safeguards future

The Philippines’ cement industry is balancing slower demand and rising import pressure with investment in a lower-carbon future. As the country launches its decarbonisation roadmap, producers are expected to continue modernising plants, while new safeguard measures aim to curb surging imports and protect domestic manufacturing capacity.

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10 September 2026
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  • Philippines
  • clinker reduction
  • decarbonisation
  • south Asia

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