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Welcome to the MPANI
Welcome to the home of the Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland*, working towards a secure future and a socially responsible aggregates industry.
MPANI is affiliated to the Mineral Products Association. The MPA is the trade association for the aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete, dimension stone, lime, mortar and silica sand industries.
*Formerly known as QPANI, Quarry Products Association Northern Ireland
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Have any queries about the work of the Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland, aggregates or the quarry products industry

Our Strategy
This high level document sets out priorities that we want politicians and decision makers to address and in turn it highlights our Industry commitments to them and wider society.


Economic impact of Geoscience Industry on NI Economy
The Ulster University Economic Policy Centre (UUEPC) was commissioned by the Department for the Economy (DfE) “to research the economic value and impact of the geosciences sector to the NI economy…”


MPA Sharing Good Practice
MPA’s ‘Sharing good practice 2021/22’ is available for download from Safequarry.com. The Guide includes the best entries from the 2021 Health & Safety Awards and links to short videos of the winners and runners up.


Sustainable Development Report
Data & Developments 2019/2020
MPA published its Sustainability report which demonstrates the Mineral Products Industry’s commitment to action on sustainable and evidence based reporting..


Roadmap to Beyond Net Zero
You can download the roadmap from thisisukconcrete.co.uk

Latest MPANI News & Publications
MPANI Launch 9th Industry Journal
Department for Infrastructure Permanent Secretary, Julie Harrison, joined MPANI Chairman, PAUL Brogan for the official launch of the MPANI 2022/23 Industry Journal.
MPANI 2022/23 Industry Journal
MPANI is delighted to present its 9th Industry Journal: ‘MPANI 2022/2023- WE ARE ESSENTIAL- REALISE IT COMMUNICATE IT’.
Quarries & Nature 2021
The briefing paper covers current Industry issues raised with the Minister at the meeting on the 27 April 2021.