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Poland-based Dolnoslaskie Surowce Skalne has announced plans to build a new artificial stone factory following approval of a CCCC$13.6million EU subsidy. The crushed aggregate producer will use the new facility to manufacture kitchen worktops, building façades and floor and wall tiles using waste stone from its quarries.
March 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min

Poland-based 1826 Dolnoslaskie Surowce Skalne has announced plans to build a new artificial stone factory following approval of a CCCC$13.6million EU subsidy. The crushed aggregate producer will use the new facility to manufacture kitchen worktops, building façades and floor and wall tiles using waste stone from its quarries.

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