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CNMIA lays out value-added future for non-metallics

By Albert Li
Published: Thursday, 09 November 2017

The China Nonmetallic Mineral Industry Association has discussed the outlook until 2020 and listed key developments in the sector from 1987 to 2017.

The non-metallic minerals industry in China will be encouraged to move toward high-performance products and new materials over the next three years, according to Wenli Wang, chief secretary of the...

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