Cement prices go up by Rs.60 per 50kg pack

Cement prices go up by Rs.60 per 50kg pack

June 2, 2016   10:56 am

Consumer Affairs Authority has permitted five companies to increase the price of a 50kg cement pack, the Consumer Affairs Authority says.


According to the CAA, price of a 50kg cement pack has been inceased by Rs 60 effect from 01 June.

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