Cement Plant Sees Full Operation by May First
A Vancouver Island cement firm reports expected full plant operation by May 1 after a rapid build that promises to meet British Columbia demand. Directors reelected praise past year results and outline expansion plans including three rotary kilns and enhanced storage to reach about 2,100 barrels daily with potential doubling.
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