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Superior Industries has expanded a partnership in which General Aggregate Equipment Sales will now represent its equipment in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

One-fifth of Poland’s expressways are now made of concrete, and a Lintec CCP3000D containerised concrete batching plant is supporting this growing trend as it works on one of the most important infrastructure projects in the country.

The UK's Construction Products Association (CPA) forecasts that output in the industry will grow by a robust 4.3% in 2022, slowing to 2.5% in 2023 compared to the 13.3% seen in 2021.

Construction materials group Breedon has invested in two new Hitachi large excavators for its Cloud Hill and Dowlow quarries in Derbyshire, UK.

Building materials group Holcim and Bloomberg Media have launched the Circular Cities Barometer, a new custom content collaboration that explores circular cities.

Sandvik is introducing Endurance packages to help its mobile crusher customers maximise their plant uptime.

Global demand for construction machinery is forecast to grow 4.1% per year to US$250 billion in 2025, according to a new report by Freedonia.

When Swedish crushing, construction, and contractor ABBEMA acquired its biggest-ever cone crusher to meet growing demand two years ago, equipping it with a Volvo Penta D16 diesel genset engine was the start of a beautiful friendship.

Cummins has announced that its factory in Darlington manufactured its 1.5 millionth Mid-Range engine in January 2022. The site produced 66,000 engines in 2021, and employs around 1,500 people working in engine assembly, exhaust aftertreatment manufacture, technical operations, and business support functions.

The American Concrete Institute (ACI) is to hold more than 300 committee meetings and 45+ technical sessions at its convention in Orlando, Florida, from 27-31 March.