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HomeNewsGeneralENR: Cement Prices Continue to Increase

ENR: Cement Prices Continue to Increase

March 2, 2007 rockman General Comments Off on ENR: Cement Prices Continue to Increase

In an article from their March 6, 2007 issue, ENR is reporting a 7.6% increase in cement costs over the past year, and a 5% increase in Ready-Mix prices. 

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