INC factory in Paraguay to temporarily stop production

The plant will undergo maintenance work in the new year

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Since December 28, the INC factory in Paraguay, chaired by Ernesto Benítez, stopped producing clinker in Vallemí, because the plant's kiln was paralyzed due to problems that occurred due to the poor quality of the fuel used (petcoke) in the plant, according to State workers reported.

As disclosed by ABC, it is not known if production will be reactivated, at least until the little coke available to the cement company is exhausted. But the truth is that the plant is already preparing for a stoppage scheduled from January 2 for "maintenance", according to what they indicated.