Hollingshead Cement, the cement division of SRM Concrete, has acquired a cement terminal in Cresson, Texas, from SuMar Materials. This marks the sixth location for the growing division.
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Contractor Dies at Heidelberg Materials Terminal
The Broward County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office said it was investigating the death of a contractor who was killed during a fall at Heidelberg Materials’ cement terminal at Port Everglades, according to local media.
Read MoreOzinga Opens Cutting-Edge Cement Terminal in Florida
Construction materials company Ozinga officially opened a cement terminal at the Port of Palm Beach in late July as it continues efforts to grow in the Sunshine State.
Read MoreHollingshead Opens Nashville Cement Terminal
Hollingshead Cement, the cement division of SRM Concrete, opened a new dome-style terminal capable of housing up to 50,000 tons of cement in Nashville, Tenn.
Read MoreMitsubishi Cement’s Planned San Diego Project Abandoned
A deal between the Port of San Diego and Mitsubishi Cement Corp. for a proposed bulk storage and loading facility at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal has fallen through, reported The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Read MoreRoanoke Cement Opens North Carolina Silo
Titan America’s Roanoke Cement recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new silo constructed at its Winston-Salem, N.C. terminal.
Read MoreRoanoke Cement to Triple Capacity at Chesapeake Terminal
Roanoke Cement Co. broke ground on a new $40 million storage dome and companion infrastructure at its Chesapeake Terminal, near Norfolk, Va. The dome will provide an additional 70,000 tons of capacity, tripling existing storage.
Read MoreRoyal White to Open Second Houston Terminal
Royal White Cement has leased a 23.8-acre site from Industrial Realty Group (IRG) along the Houston Ship Channel for its second terminal in Houston in a deal that positions the company to grow its cement and construction materials business.
Read MoreArgos Introduces Bulk Cement Simulator
During the eighth annual Simulation Conference, Cementos Argos shared its simulation model for the optimized supply of bulk cement that it has been developing for its terminals in the Caribbean region.
Read MoreCEMEX Invests $8M to Boost Florida Cement Supply
CEMEX USA invested more than $8 million to improve two cement terminals in Florida, enhancing its supply chain network to efficiently meet high demand for cement in the region.
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