How Great Lakes limestone shipments fared in 2023
Shipments of limestone from U.S. quarries increased in 2023 while loadings from Canadian quarries were down.
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Shipments of limestone from U.S. quarries increased in 2023 while loadings from Canadian quarries were down.
Read MoreAlthough the Lake Carriers’ Association says limestone shipments on the Great Lakes are down this year, they were up 22 percent last month.
Read MoreThe Lake Carriers’ Association (LCA) reports that trading from quarries in Michigan, Ohio and Ontario, Canada, was down nearly 3 percent last month.
Read MoreAlthough shipments were up in August, the Lake Carriers’ Association says they dropped 2.6 percent in September.
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 MoreLimestone is on the move again on the Great Lakes, but shipments this April were down compared to a year ago.
Read MoreThe Lake Carriers’ Association says U.S. shipments were down compared to their five-year average while Canadian shipments were up.
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