SESCO begins commercial operations at Tampa cement terminal
SESCO Cement has received the first two bulk cement vessels at its Port Tampa Bay import terminal in Florida, marking the start of full commercial operations following the facil...
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Pakistani cement likely to get caught up in Torkham border suspension
Pakistan imports/exports in general and incoming/outgoing dispatches of containers/cargo from Pakistani ports to Afghanistan, as a transit trade facility in particular, have bee...
Mediterranean trading trends
Cement producers bordering the Mediterranean have seen a shift in trading trends over recent years due to a number of influencing factors. In this report, DGS Consultants explai...
Tanga port receives large clinker consignment
Tanzania’s Tanga port has received a consignment of 50,000t of clinker from Saudi Arabia, which is reportedly on transit to Prime Cement in Rwanda. Tanga Regional Commissioner, ...
INSEE Cement adds import vessels to address cement scarcity in Sri Lanka
INSEE Cement has added two more import vessels to its operations in order to increase cement supply across Sri Lanka, according to the Daily Mirror. "INSEE Cement continues to o...
WT to import 50,000t of cement into Jamaica
Jamaica’s Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce has granted an import licence to WT Ltd, which trades under the name of Growth Tech Special Projects. The licence enables...
Rock Hard Distributors sees import restrictions claim dismissed
The judicial review claim brought by Trinidad and Tobago-based Rock Hard Distributors and St Lucia-based Rock Hard Distribution Ltd against the Ministry of Trade and Industry ag...
Building on diversification Premium
Kuwait has seen its economy heavily impacted by the crisis in oil prices, a lack of diversity and the COVID-19 pandemic. A lack of investment in infrastructure has further seen ...
Russia picks up the pace Premium
Following a stagnation of the Russian cement market in recent years, domestic cement producers are expected to see moderate growth in demand in 2020. However, as the government ...
Bangladesh cuts AIT to 3%
Bangladesh’s government has reduced the rate of advance income tax (AIT) on the import of cement raw materials from five to three per cent, according to The Financial Express. T...