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Nothing is wasted! Recycled aggregates volumes hit record high

The amount of construction aggregates from recycled and secondary sources in Britain has reached an all-time high as producers invest in more advanced ways to turn ‘waste’ into valuable.

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Recycled aggregates volumes hit new high

Recycled aggregates volumes hit new high
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Weakness persists for heavyside building materials – MPA market sales survey

Weakness persists for heavyside building materials – MPA market sales survey
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Builders Merchants News - Recycled aggregates volumes hit record high, says MPA report

Builders Merchants News - Recycled aggregates volumes hit record high, says MPA report
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Asphalt and mortar sales drop to 10-year low

New figures from the Mineral Products Association (MPA) highlight the plight of a depressed British construction industry.

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