International Cement Review magazine archive
The July 1990 issue evaluates the outlook for US cement consumption and presents contrasting investment views on domestic producers. It reviews cement markets in the US Far West, reflects on Fuller's development following its acquisition by FLSmidth and surveys advances in long-distance conveying and cement bagging.
In this issue
Explore the July 1990 issue of International Cement Review, the leading magazine for the global cement industry. Browse cement industry news, expert market analysis, regional reports, plant projects and technical articles covering cement production, equipment, processes and technology.
World News
ICR's monthly round-up of cement industry news, trading and technical developments from around the world.
US cement — forecasts improved
Portland Cement Association forecasts point to higher US cement consumption over the next three years as construction prospects improve and import availability falls.
Buy, hold or sell?
ICR visits New York and Washington to examine competing forecasts for US cement producers, ranging from renewed growth to flat demand and continuing imports.
All set for a Fuller life
A conversation with retiring Fuller Company senior vice-president Kris Kapoor records his thoughts on the company's development and its recent acquisition by FL Smidth.
Cement markets of the US Far West
Robert Roy of ROI Economic Consulting provides a comprehensive overview of the US West Coast cement market and guidance on future developments.
Conveying technology
ICR surveys recent conveying developments, with French specialist REI explaining the importance of large-scale belt conveyors alongside wider industry news.
Bagging technology
A survey of cement-bagging developments, including a possible new approach to bagged shipments, IBC application challenges and advances from a West German specialist.