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Economy April 28, 2015 | 9:05 am

Cement makers reveal glut of 48%; become hub for Caribbean

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic cement-makers (Adocem) on Monday revealed a glut in the market with a 48% excess and low prices.

Adocem president Carlos Emilio González provided the figures at a luncheon to release the Annual Report 2014. He called the oversupply is high very low prices during the last three years.

He said with prices below the current ones (slightly more th... Read more

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