The June 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains features on group-wide operations optimisation, grinding aids for vertical roller mills, crushing, alternative fuels, vibration monitoring and climate change, as well as all of the latest global cement news. There is also a plant visit report from DG Khan's Khairpur plant in Pakistan and reviews of the recent Global Slag Conference and IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference.

The May 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine has a wealth of material related to the IEEE-IAS/PCA Conference in Nashville, including interviews with the PCA President and its Chief Executive, a look at the past 12 months in the US cement sector, a plant report from the Cementos Argos Roberta plant and a look at that plant's recent CARBON X-PRIZE CO₂ capture trial. To coincide with the visit by delegates of the forthcoming Global CemProcess Conference in London, UK, there is also a detailed plant report from Breedon's Hope plant, plus technical articles on fans, conveyors, chains, slag handling and a review of the AFCM Conference in Bandung, Indonesia.

The April 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains all of the latest cement sector news, plus features on slag and SCM trends to fit in with the Global Slag Conference in Prague, Czechia. There's also a look at the Indonesian cement sector and ASEAN news roundup to fit in with the AFCM Technical Symposium in Bandung, Indonesia. Elsewhere we look at health and safety in the sector, cement project trends and review the Beumer Pressdays 2018.

As well as the latest cement news, prices and comment, the March 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains articles on low-carbon concrete, grinding trends, natural gypsum sourcing, lime, chains and a look at the new DG Khan Cement Hub pant in Pakistan, recently visited by Global Cement. There is also a look at the cement sectors of the Benelux countries to tie in with the location of the inaugural Global GypSupply Conference in Brussels, Belgium.

To coincide with its distribution at the Global CemFuels Conference in Berlin, Germany, the February 2018 issue of Global Cement Magazine includes a review of the cement sectors of Austria, Germany and Switzerland, the top three users of alternative fuels by thermal substitution rate. There is also an in-depth interview with alternative fuel producer N+P Group and a look at how climate change regulation may impact strongly on those producers that have already taken steps to reduce their emissions. Outside of alternative fuels, there are technical articles on wear protection, belt analysers and lubricants, and a look at the cement plants of Libya, as well as all of the latest news.