Cemex To Produce Low-Cost Cement in Nicaragua

The Mexican cement company will produce low-cost cement for a public social housing project in Nicaragua.

Monday, January 25, 2010

The product will be labeled using the "Cemento Popular" (Popular Cement) brand, and packed using special bags for this government project.

"Maximum production will be 47.000 monthly bags. It will be used in the construction of 4.000 low-cost homes, funded with $90 million from the Nicaraguan Social Security Institute and commercial banks", reported Cnnexpansion.com.

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