Processing Restart for Feldspar in United States
Both feldspar producers in North Carolina ramped up to full capacity and resumed shipments in October after Hurricane Helene.
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Both feldspar producers in North Carolina ramped up to full capacity and resumed shipments in October after Hurricane Helene.
Hurricane Helene caused damage to feldspar producers in North Carolina, leading to operational disruptions.
The two feldspar producers in North Carolina temporarily shut down operations due to Hurricane Helene.
Canadian company continued development of a feldspar-quartz-kaolin project in Idaho, targeting 45,000 tons per year of potassium feldspar over a 25-year mine life.
Dal‑Tile announced construction of a new glazed porcelain tile plant in Dickson, Tennessee, 50% complete in September 2015 and slated to begin operation in Q1 2016, expanding U.S. porcelain tile capacity.
Imerys Ceramics in Monticello, GA ceased production during 2014, shutting down its feldspar processing operations.
I-Minerals Inc. began feldspar mining operations at the Helmer-Bovill property in Idaho after receiving approval, marking the opening of a new feldspar mine.
Closure of several tile and sanitary ware plants in the United States reduced feldspar demand and disrupted supply chains.
U.S. tariff on feldspar remained free as of 31 December 2003.
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