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SLAG CEMENT ASSOCIATION WELCOMES CALPORTLAND AS NEW MEMBER

  • Apr 16, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 8, 2024


Farmington Hills, Mich., (Apr. 16, 2024) – The Slag Cement Association (SCA) announces the addition of CalPortland as its newest member company. CalPortland, the largest building materials company in the western United States, now joins SCA, bringing its extensive operations across Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, and Arizona.


With a 130-year legacy of innovation, CalPortland emphasizes the importance of sustainability and resilience in concrete construction. They advocate for sustainable construction materials, including the use of slag cement, in shaping the future of our built environment.


“We are excited to have CalPortland to join the Slag Cement Association,” stated Nick Brimley, Marketing Director of SCA. “They are a strong advocate for the utilization of slag cement and their commitment to sustainable building practices aligns with SCA’s goal to reduce embodied carbon in our industry.”


The Slag Cement Association is an organization of companies that produce and ship slag cement in the United States; these shipments represent more than 95% of all slag cement used in U.S. concrete.

 
 
 

8 Comments


Dorothy
Dorothy
4 days ago

CalPortland joining SCA, wow, that's a big deal. imposter game generator Their 130-year legacy and focus on sustainability really add value. I wonder how this will impact the industry's carbon footprint. Sipping coffee, I can't help but think about the future of construction materials.

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Dorothy
Dorothy
Jun 23

CalPortland joining SCA, wow, that's a big deal. poople game Their 130-year legacy and focus on sustainability really add value. I wonder how this will impact the industry's carbon footprint. Sipping coffee, I can't help but think about the future of construction materials.

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Dorothy
Dorothy
Jun 15

CalPortland joining SCA, wow, that's a big deal. palm reading online Their 130-year legacy and focus on sustainability really add value. I wonder how this will impact the industry's carbon footprint. Sipping coffee, I can't help but think about the future of construction materials.

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minis
minis
May 28

It’s great to see CalPortland joining the SCA. Their commitment to sustainable building materials is exactly what the industry needs right now. For those of us spending long hours on-site or at the office analyzing these specs, a quick break on minigame is a lifesaver to recharge. Looking forward to seeing their impact on the association!

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