Great Lakes limestone trade slips in September
Although shipments were up in August, the Lake Carriers’ Association says they dropped 2.6 percent in September.
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Although shipments were up in August, the Lake Carriers’ Association says they dropped 2.6 percent in September.
Read MoreWhile lead times for parts have shortened, demand for equipment is high – and, thus, wait times for end users can be long.
Read MoreWhile crushed stone production was flat, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says sand and gravel production slipped 4 percent in the second quarter.
Read MorePresident and CEO Brian Gray reflects on Knife River’s recent spinoff and the road ahead for the company and the construction materials industry.
Read MoreNow an independent, public company, Knife River Corp. noted how it set second-quarter records in key financial areas.
Read MoreQuarterly revenue tied to natural aggregates and specialty materials was relatively unchanged as higher pricing offset lower volumes, the company says.
Read MoreThe global company says deliveries of aggregates in North America rose slightly during the year’s first six months.
Read MoreSummit Materials president and CEO Anne Noonan offered commentary about the quarter along with executive vice president and CFO Scott Anderson.
Read MoreUnited States Lime & Minerals (USLM) reported multiple gains in its lime and limestone business in the second quarter of 2023.
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