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    Villa announces price cut from cement

    Villa announces reducing prices on their cement products
    August 25, 20221 Min Read
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    Villa announces reducing the price on their cement products.

    Villa Hakatha on Wednesday, 24th August, confirmed the price cut reflects company recently chartering a cement carrier on long-term. The vessel holds 12,000 ton capacity.

    Cement is packed in special packaging that prevents it from hardening. Villa also claims their product lasts longer than competitor alternatives.

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