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News US may lack cement capacity for government’s proposed US$2.2tn infrastructure plan

US may lack cement capacity for government’s proposed US$2.2tn infrastructure plan

Written by Global Cement staff 08 June 2021
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US: The Boston Globe newspaper has reported that the single biggest threat to the US government’s planned industrial reinvigoration based around a US$2.2tn federal infrastructure spending plan is a shortage of resources. The newspaper named a lack of workers and cement mills as particular concerns. It reported that the National Association of Home Builders has called for tariffs to be cut for certain key building materials such as lumber and that more cement should be imported.

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