US cement news

Van Tongeren opens new North American headquarters in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

Orion Group Holdings, Inc., a leading specialty construction company, has been awarded a US$18 million contract Port of Corpus Christi, Texas.

Portland Cement Association's US cement producers are urging congress to reauthorise federal legislation needed to maintain and improve the nation's water infrastructure.

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With the global trade back in the headlines, World Cement Editor, Jonathan Rowland, considers what impact the imposition of tariffs could have on the cement industry.

Schenck Process has acquired Raymond Bartlett Snow, a leader in the design, manufacturing and construction of size reduction, classification, and thermal processing equipment.

CEMEX USA hosted more than 80 clients at its recent California Building Materials Forum in Walnut Creek, California.

US cement consumption will follow a slow and steady growth path over the next few years, according to Portland Cement Association Chief Economist, Ed Sullivan.

ARPA presented CEMEX Safety Manager of Country Arizona, David Carter, with an award for 2017 Safety Professional of the Year.

Shipments of cement fell in the US in February compared to the previous year, while clinker production also ended the month down.