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Newsletter Unsubscribe Page Ordinary membership Form for buyers Our Services Registration Successful Message Sample Page Search Sharify , Stone Association of Iran’s secretary : Emphasizing the strong attendance of Iranian companies in Russia’s Specialized Exhibition of stone Sign Up Stone association of Iran will hold The first professional pavilion of Iran stone industry In 17th International Exhibition Stone Industry in Russia The Eighth Mahalat-Nimvar Fair, 2015, September and October the seventh International Exhibition of Stone ( Tehran ) Trade Promotion Organization Of Iran Since more than 20 years, the owner and general manager of TexaStone Quarries has played an active role in countless industry initiatives May 29, 2017 News , News , Reports Soheil Brenda Edwards, owner and general manager of TexaStone Quarries in Garden City, TX, is the recipient of the first-ever Women in Stone Pioneer Award. Edwards received the award at the MIA+BSI Awards Luncheon at TISE fair in Las Vegas in January. In a career spanning more than 20 years, Edwards has been an active participant in countless industry initiatives and associations. She has held key leadership roles with Marble Insitute of America (MIA), Busilding Stone Institute (BSI), and the Natural Stone Council, and is currently serving on the transitional MIA+BSI Board of Directors. Her company was the first to certify under the ANSI/NSC 373 Sustainability Standard, and her leadership was paramount to the creation of the Women in Stone initiative. In a letter nominating Edwards for this award, Jennifer Sayles, Marketing Manager at TexaStone Quarries wrote: „Brenda teaches anyone that wants to learn, helps anyone in need, battles any obstacle that comes her way, and loves this industry fiercely. Her passion is contagious; her knowledge immeasurable. Brenda is truly a pioneer for this industry.” Brie Pfannenbecker, VP of Operations at Connecticut Stone, agrees: „Brenda’s impact spans both genders and ensures a brighter, more competent, more dynamic future for the industry as a whole.” Edwards reflects on her involvement with Women in Stone and how it has impacted her career: „In all my years in the stone industry, I have never had more fun and appreciated the business more than being involved with Women in Stone. I am honored to serve with these intelligent, energetic, and passionate ladies. Together they have brought recognition to the women working in the stone industry. A special thanks to MIA+BSI for making it all possible and giving me the opportunity to serve with each one of them!” Source: Stone-idea Leave a comment THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET OF NATURAL STONE June 28, 2016 Articles daftar daftar The annual statistics publication by Internazionale Marmi e Macchine (IMM) presented. China, the leading figure and Italy in second place with a rapidly changing scenario. Signs of recovery in the construction sector. Italian districts leading exports, characterised by the quality and high added value of products. In 2014, natural stone (marble, granite, stone, travertine) recorded world trade of 86 million tons, +7.4% compared to 2013, for a value of 22.8 billion (+1.8%) with a stabilisation of market shares among the top ten countries but with interesting variations in the percentages. China continues to hold the largest share of the market with 35.8% (among the most important partners, Japan and the countries of the area), followed by Italy with 13.5%, a stable market in terms of finished products with high added value. Turkey holds 12.1% (down consistently compared to the 12.9% in 2013) followed by India (10.8%) and Brazil with 7.0%. The performance of Iran is interesting. In one year only, Iran increased its share from 1.1% to 1.8% and stands out in terms of production, exports and domestic consumption as well as its imports of Italian technology. The target market for natural stone is the construction industry, which in 2014 stood at 6,800 billion euro, of which 51% is attributed to Asia picking up after seven years of general crisis. The Stone Sector edition 2015, the publication that the Internazionale Marmi e Macchine produces each year with its research department, presents the results and the prospects for the international trade of stone. It includes the numbers and percentages along with assessments of trends and prospects. A useful tool for everyone, operators, specialists and institutions – were the opening remarks from Fabio Felici, Chairman of IMM Carrara – that is only part of our company mission, which is to study the industry, understand and report the dynamics and promote the use of stone. What we offer, in fact, are not mere statistical tables but also reflections on current or emerging trends in Italy that affect more than 10,000 companies and over 50,000 employees that form a group of true excellence but also have to face complex problems that can only be addressed if discussed and shared”. In the illustration of the trends of a sector closely linked, both nationally and internationally, to the construction sector, the weight of individual countries with the weight of their economies and domestic markets clearly emerges. China, stressed Manuela Gussoni, head of the IMM research office, when giving details of the publication – showed a total export value of 4.6 billion in 2014 (+5.6% compared to 2013). Granite makes up 70% of the total (3.2 billion euro, +6.4%), exported in particular to South Korea and Japan but exports of finished marble products are also growing (1.3 billion euro, +4.5%) exported in particular to the US. China is also the leading country for imports with 14.7 million tons (+%) purchased mainly from Turkey that is now affected by the slowdown in Chinese demand. The second largest market for domestic demand is the United States that imported products for nearly 2 billion euro (5%) while – said Gussoni – there are signs of a recovery of the European market with the EU countries that imported products for a total value of 2.3 billion euro, with a small 0.3% increase, yet far from the 2.6 billion in 2012”. Italy, firmly in second place worldwide, exported 4,194,035 tons of marble, granite, travertine and other materials, both raw and processed, in 2014 to a value of 1,940,861,130 euro with a surplus of more than 1.5 billion euro. The driving item was finished marble products that, despite a 3.5% decrease in quantities exported, recorded an increase in value of 3.8% with exports of 891,933 tons of finished marble for almost 936 million euro. That means an average unit value of 1049 euro per ton (+7.5%) while exports of marble in blocks and slabs stood at 1.3 million tons for a value of 331 million euro. The quarrying and processing companies, particularly the export-oriented ones, have played an important role in the Italian trend and the organisation...