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 MoreThe company agreed to acquire Green Drop Rock Products, which serves the market in Calgary, Alberta.
Read MoreAlthough shipments increased nearly 5 percent, the Lake Carriers’ Association says the trade is down about 10 percent through seven months of the year.
Read MoreThe Lake Carriers’ Association reports that shipments are down about 17 percent through six months of 2023.
Read MoreLimestone trade on the Great Lakes in May totaled 2.9 million tons, a 25.5 percent drop from May 2022 and 24.5 percent below the month’s five-year average.
Read MoreCemex USA originally shared details about its purchase in Newfoundland, Canada, in January.
Read MoreLimestone is on the move again on the Great Lakes, but shipments this April were down compared to a year ago.
Read MoreWestridge Quarries, which supplies construction aggregates and offers contract crushing services, is joining forces with Lafarge Canada.
Read MoreAggregates, cement and ready-mixed concrete contributed to a ‘strong start to the year’ for Holcim in North America.
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