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Road to Prosperity

Road to Prosperity is a series developed with support from Van Der Graaf, and focuses on discussing and highlighting positive developments, trends, and advancements within the aggregate and mining industries, exploring ways to move forward and achieve success.


Aggregate pricing up, volumes largely down in seasonally slower first quarter

Get a rundown of some of the early-year performances from the industry’s public companies. Keep Reading

Two new quarries for Oregon’s Allied Rock

The aggregate producer acquired operations Juniper Canyon Rock and PNP Quarry previously operated. Keep Reading

Slower start for limestone trade on Great Lakes

With April and May accounted for, the Lake Carriers’ Association reports that shipments are down 13 percent on the year. Keep Reading

Heidelberg Materials adds recycling business in Canada

The company acquired a recycled aggregates yard and a contract crushing business in Calgary. Keep Reading

Aggregate production falls for fifth straight quarter

The U.S. Geological Survey’s latest production statistics show a 6 percent decline for crushed stone and a 5 percent drop for sand and gravel. Keep Reading

Crush Mode’s Tysver talks tariffs, equipment

Crush Mode president Micah Tysver shares his view on how tariffs might impact manufacturers, dealers and end users in the near future. Keep Reading

Heidelberg Materials rebrands newly acquired business

Giant Resource Recovery, a waste-to-energy services business, is moving forward as Heidelberg Materials Giant Resource Recovery. Keep Reading

Yanik: Reshoring requires real backbone

While the push to bring manufacturing home is gaining momentum, P&Q’s Kevin Yanik argues the U.S. must get serious about infrastructure and the workforce if this goal is to be achieved. Keep Reading

Unlocking opportunities in industrial silica sand

Konya Silica CEO Anthony Konya shares his strategic vision for capitalizing on demand in the industrial silica sand market, which involves resurrecting sites that were abandoned or paused. Keep Reading

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