Cementos Venezuela’s Pertigalete works out of action
Staff at Pertigalete, Cementos Venezuela’s largest plant, have declared an “operational emergency” as the seven kilns have stopped producing clinker.
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Jamaica signs CCCL export agreement to Venezuela
The government of Jamaica has signed an agreement for Caribbean Cement Co Ltd (CCCL) to supply cement to Corporación Socialista del Cemento under the PetroCaribe agreement, loca...
Cemento Andino expand production capacity to 2Mta
Venezuela’s Minister of Industry, Ricardo Menéndez, announced that Cemento Andino will increase capacity at its Las Llanadas plant in Trujillo from 0.7Mt to 2Mt.
Fabrica Nacional de Cemento experiences bagging shortage
Venezuela’s Fabrica Nacional de Cemento has halted bagging cement at its key Pertigalete plant, the country’s largest cement plant. During normal operation the works bags around...
Venezuela imports 24,000t of cement
Although government spokesmen assure Venezuela’s cement production is sufficient to meet local market demand, the country has imported 23,991t of cement from Cuba.
Venezuela aims to boost cement output
The Venezuelan government announced an investment plan of around US$200m to boost cement production within its borders, Minister of Industries, Ricardo Martinez, reported.
Venezuela goverment says cement production stable
Cement production in Venezuela reached 2.45Mt in the first four months of 2013 – a sign of the sector’s stability, according to official sources.
Venezuela government sees per capita demand reaching the 300kg mark
Venezuela’s cement consumption per capita is forecast at 300kg in 2013, in line with the National Plan, 2013-19, according to Vice President for Economy & Production and Ministe...
Venezuela faces irregular cement supply
While Venezuela’s authorities claim a rise in cement output, supply of the product on the ground continues to struggle, negatively impacting the implementation of projects, part...
Cemento Andino breaks production records
Venezuela’s Cemento Andino broke major records in production and delivery, according to reports by Cesar Villareal, general manager of the Trujillo group.