Cement pricing upset by Supreme Court ruling sparks shift
Distributors and manufacturers wrestle with a new FOB mill price system after a Supreme Court ruling. Cement, once sold from Trinity Fort Worth to Amarillo at similar costs to McKinney, will rise as mills sell FOB. Industry figures warn prices may rise for cement and steel while decentralization accelerates.
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