Price Trend of Commercial Concrete in Hunan Province in 2023

2024-01-10 19:06:37

According to the big data of China Cement Network, the highest monthly average price of commercial concrete in Hunan in 2023 was 456.39 yuan/ton in April, the lowest was 426.09 yuan/ton in September, and the annual average price was 442.89 yuan/ton.

In the past five years, the annual average price of commercial concrete in Hunan Province was 493.56 yuan/ton in 2019, 495.16 yuan/ton in 2020, 494.46 yuan/ton in 2021, 471.96 yuan/ton in 2022 and 442.89 yuan/ton in 2023, respectively. Price Trend

of Commercial Concrete in Hunan Province from January to December

2023

Data Source: Cement Big Data (https://data.ccement.com/)

Trend

of Annual Average Price of Commodity Concrete in Hunan Province in 2019-2023

Data source: cement big data (https://data.ccement.com/)

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The source of thallium pollution in Leishui, Hunan is thallium-containing dust washed away by rainwater in a cement enterprise in Chenzhou

The Hunan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment issued a circular at 6 o'clock this morning (March 25), saying that the source of pollution was identified as a cement production enterprise located in Suxian District, Chenzhou City, after verification of the recent abnormal thallium concentration in the Leishui River Basin, which attracted much attention. The main reason was that when the enterprise dismantled the kiln of the old production line recently, the dust containing thallium in the kiln was washed by rainwater. It flows into the external environmental water body through the rainwater discharge outlet.

2025-03-25 10:27:23

Price Trend of Commercial Concrete in Hunan Province in 2023

2024-01-10 19:06:37

CEMPI

107.88

-0.24 -0.22%

CONCPI

95.89

-0.49 -0.51%

CLKPI

105.17

-0.76 -0.72%

SPPI

45.14

-0.01 -0.02%

MORPI

76.93

-0.27 -0.35%

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