Lafarge to close Frangey plant

Overcapacity and high operational costs have been cited by Lafarge for plans to close its Frangey cement plant in Burgundy, France. The company has said that operations at the plant will be gradually reduced and the factory will close in 2012.
March 28, 2012 Read time: 1 min

Overcapacity and high operational costs have been cited by 725 Lafarge for plans to close its Frangey cement plant in Burgundy, France. The company has said that operations at the plant will be gradually reduced and the factory will close in 2012.

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