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News Dangote Cement to ship cement and raw materials via Port of Mtwara

Dangote Cement to ship cement and raw materials via Port of Mtwara

Written by Global Cement staff 21 March 2022
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Tanzania: Dangote Cement has signed an agreement with the Tanzanian Ports Authority whereby it will ship cement from its Mtwara cement plant and raw materials for its Tanzanian operations via the Port of Mtwara. Ecofin Agency News has reported that the company previously used the road network for both materials. This had a negative impact on local roads and prevented it from exporting the Mtwara cement plant’s cement overseas.

Last modified on 23 March 2022
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