DTI's probe on cement imports to bolster local industry

THE Department of Trade and Industry's probe into the rising influx of imported cement is a move seen as essential for strengthening the struggling local cement industry that has been facing increasing competition from imports.Local manufacturers have reported significant challenges due to the surge in cement importation, which has created an uneven playing field. In 2023 alone, the local sector has suffered losses amounting to P15 billion.

Cemex Philippines, in collaboration with local manufacturers, stands firmly behind policies that foster fair competition and long-term sustainability within the industry. Cemex Philippines has also pledged vigilance against violations of industry standards and unfair trade practices. 'We believe proactive cooperation between industry stakeholders and the government is crucial for protecting the interests of local businesses and reinforcing national economic resilience,' Javier concludes.

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