The association’s President, Michael Archer, told RJR News that members are disappointed with the manner in which Caribbean Cement Company is dealing with the issue of compensation to persons affected by the recent faulty cement problem. He said the Cement Company has not been providing timely information on how affected persons will be compensated. Carib Cement’s management says it is prepared to offer full compensation, where appropriate, to persons affected by the release of sub-standard product.
China cement output falls 8.6% in January-July
China's cement production declined 8.6 per cent YoY to 859.87Mt in the first seven months of 202...