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  • Campbell Contracts boosts productivity following CDE plant upgrade.

    Campbell Contracts boosts productivity following CDE plant upgrade.

    Water management solution delivers six figure boost in savings and new revenue…For nearly 40 years, family-owned business Campbell Contracts has been extracting sand and gravel from its Letterbailey quarry in County Ferman... Read Full Article
  • Construction struggles as demand for essential materials drops - MPA

    Construction struggles as demand for essential materials drops - MPA

    New figures from the Mineral Products Association (MPA) provide more concrete evidence of the slowdown in Britain’s construction industry. The latest quarterly survey from the MPA – covering aggregates, asphalt, ready-mixe... Read Full Article
  • Outback Rokbak! Aerolite Quarries bring an RA30 to Australia

    Outback Rokbak! Aerolite Quarries bring an RA30 to Australia

    A Rokbak in Victoria is transporting hundreds of tonnes of rock a day at a demanding site which provides important construction materials to locations around southern Australia...It’s a long, long way from Scotland to Austr... Read Full Article
  • Cutting through the noise: New report provides insight on regional construction and mineral product markets trends

    Cutting through the noise: New report provides insight on regional construction and mineral product markets trends

    The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has published a new regional construction and mineral products markets report, giving a detailed assessment of historic, current and future trends across every region of Great Britain. Primarily p... Read Full Article
  • Demand for heavy-side building materials rebounds in the first quarter

    Demand for heavy-side building materials rebounds in the first quarter

    Producers of heavy-side building materials, including mineral products such as aggregates, asphalt and concrete, recorded a much welcomed and broad-based rebound in demand in the first three months of 2023. Sales volumes for ready-mixe... Read Full Article
  • Decade of under-replenishment risks aggregates supply squeeze

    Decade of under-replenishment risks aggregates supply squeeze

    The demand for construction aggregates has outstripped new permitted reserves for ten years running, placing unprecedented pressure on future availability according to the Mineral Products Association (MPA). In its latest Annual Minera... Read Full Article
  • CDE brings C&D Waste Recycling Opportunities to Ireland at CQMS’23

    CDE brings C&D Waste Recycling Opportunities to Ireland at CQMS’23

    CDE, a leading supplier of wet processing solutions for the waste recycling and natural processing sectors, announces plans to exhibit at CQMS’23 when it returns to Molloy’s Quarry in Tullamore o... Read Full Article
  • Government review of planning for infrastructure long overdue - MPA

    Government review of planning for infrastructure long overdue - MPA

    Producers of essential materials for infrastructure projects have welcomed news that an urgent review of national planning policy for major projects is to be carried out. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has asked the National Infrastructure Com... Read Full Article
  • Construction mineral products sales drop at fastest pace since 2012

    Construction mineral products sales drop at fastest pace since 2012

    Producers of heavy-side construction mineral products, including aggregates, asphalt and concrete, endured a challenging end to 2022. Against a background of continued growth in construction activity last year, supply chain bottlenec... Read Full Article
  • Demand for mineral products drops for second quarter in a row

    Demand for mineral products drops for second quarter in a row

    Manufacturers of essential mineral products are bracing themselves for a lengthy period of uncertainty after the market for heavy-side building materials dropped into a lower gear. That’s according to the latest quarterly survey ... Read Full Article
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