In 2019, Western Europe remained the major white cement exporting region, followed by Eastern Europe and CIS, according to CW Research’s 2020 Global White Cement Market and Trade Report.

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Between 2019 and 2024, global white cement demand is projected to increase modestly to over 22 million tons, according to CW Research’s 2020 Global White Cement Market and Trade Report.

From January to September 2019, cement consumption recorded mixed trends across selected markets, according to CW Research’s Cement Country Market Data reporting.

According to CW Research’s Cement and Clinker Price Assessments for Mediterranean Basin and Persian Gulf, FOB prices rose modestly for cement deliveries, yet recorded mixed trends for clinker shipments in October.

In the third quarter of 2019, gray cement ex-works prices continued to display mixed trends worldwide, according to the 3Q2019 update of CW Research’s Global Cement Trade Price Report.

World cement capacity is projected to touch 5.8 billion tons by 2024, according to CW Research’s 2H2019 update of the Global Cement Volume Forecast Report.