UK: Ecocem opens GBP 2 million bulk import terminal

Ecocem has opened its first bulk import terminal in the UK. The Irish company partnered with Peel Ports to open the terminal at Runcorn Docks on the Manchester Ship Canal, north-west England. Ecocem invested £2 million (€2.5 million) in the project. A further £2 million has been set aside to fund an increase in capacity. Ecocem produces low-carbon cement at a plant at Dublin Port, Ireland.
April 20, 2016 Read time: 1 min

3102 Ecocem has opened its first bulk import terminal in the UK.

The Irish company partnered with Peel Ports to open the terminal at Runcorn Docks on the Manchester Ship Canal, north-west England.

Ecocem invested £2 million (€2.5 million) in the project.

A further £2 million has been set aside to fund an increase in capacity.

Ecocem produces low-carbon cement at a plant at Dublin Port, Ireland.

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