Cruz Azul regains Hidalgo plant
Cooperativa Cruz Azul has announced that its members have regained control of a strategically important cement plant in Hidalgo following a prolonged period of internal conflict...
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Cooperativa Cruz Azul has announced that its members have regained control of a strategically important cement plant in Hidalgo following a prolonged period of internal conflict...
Cooperativa la Cruz Azul has officially begun construction of its new cement plant in Seybaplaya, Campeche, marking a major step in the company’s expansion. The groundbreaking c...
Cementera Cruz Azul (Mexico) has been inoperative for two years. Cruz Azul cooperative members (workers, retirees and associates) have requested that the government of the State...
Cruz Azul and Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission have reached an agreement and the state power supplier must reconnect power to the cement plant in Tula, Hidalgo state, by ...
The 10 people arrested for the confrontation at the Cruz Azul cement plant in Hidalgo, Mexico, on 27 April remain in custody after the lawyers of the accused obtained a postpone...
Authorities in the State of Hidalgo and the Cruz Azul Cooperative are investigating an incident at the Cruz Azul cement plant in Mexico on April 27, 2022, which left eight peopl...
Mexico-based cement producer Cruz Azul is currently facing a legal conflict in its plant in Tula, Hidalgo, that threatens to impact cement production. The plant currently employ...
A fire broke out at Cruz Azul’s facility in Tula de Allende, Mexico, on Sunday morning. The flames were reportedly located at the company’s limestone conveyor belt. The fire was...
Cruz Azul is partially closing its Tula plant in Hidalgo, Mexico, as it lacks current environmental authorisation for the operation of its plant.
As part of its plant modernisation programme, Mexico’s Cruz Azul plans to spend US$300m in upgrading its four plants in the next four years.