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East Africa rises

East Africa rises Premium

East Africa’s cement demand continues to rise as infrastructure and housing needs provide the basis for future consumption. While cement capacity investments continue, a shift i...

Russian cement trade January-September 2014

Russian cement trade January-September 2014

According to the Federal Customs Service (FCS), Russia exported over 2Mt of cement worth US$155m in the first three quarters of 2014. Ukraine was the leader by shipments, with i...

Turkey's confident approach

Turkey's confident approach Premium

Cement demand in Turkey expanded at nearly three times the rate of the national economy in 2013 and producers remain optimistic about the future. As Cemtech Conferences & Exhibi...

Cameroon to suspend cement imports

Cameroon to suspend cement imports

Cameroon has decided to suspend imports of cement, local press report quoting a presidential directive to the Prime Minister to that effect. The 21 August directive made public ...

Mediterranean's changing face

Mediterranean's changing face Premium

Against a background of war, economic uncertainty and favourable demographics, major cement producers in the Mediterranean balance their portfolios to seize opportunities offere...

Argentina: cement demand down 4.1% YoY

Argentina: cement demand down 4.1% YoY

In August, the Argentinian cement market was supplied by 993,397t of domestic production and 254t of imports as it saw consumption fall 7.2 per cent YoY to 993,651t. In addition...

South Africa to probe dumping allegations

South Africa to probe dumping allegations

The International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) is investigating claims that cement from Pakistan is allegedly being dumped in the Southern African Customs Union (Sacu).

Saudi imports 3.1Mt in past nine months

Saudi imports 3.1Mt in past nine months

Saudi Arabia imported some 3.1Mt of cement in the past nine months valued at SAR750m, according to a financial report quoting data released by Customs Department. The rise is at...