British-based Civil and Marine Inc. announced today that it is investing $30 million in a new granulated slag processing plant at Port Canaveral, the largest single investment at the port by a private company.
Construction of the plant, which is slated to take a year, begins with groundbreaking on July 30.
As a result of this investment, Civil and Marine will bring up to 25 new jobs to Port Canaveral.
Civil and Marine Inc. currently operates five plants in the United Kingdom, all certified as meeting International Standards Organization requirements for quality.
The company's business is based on the recycling of a byproduct from the iron and steel industries into a valuable construction material. - Orlando Business Journal
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