Northern Ireland

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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

Key Priorities for Our Politicians

Northern Ireland faces significant economic, infrastructure and energy challenges, but also clear opportunities to unlock growth and investment.

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MPA Sharing Good Practice

MPA’s ‘Sharing good practice 2024’ PDF is available here. The Guide includes the best entries from the 2024 Health & Safety Awards.

Roadmap to Beyond Net Zero

The UK concrete and cement industry has developed a roadmap to beyond net zero by 2050 – removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits each year.

You can download the roadmap from thisisukconcrete.co.uk

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Proud of Our Past, Embracing Our Future

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Women in the mineral products industry

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Looking to the Future

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Latest MPANI News & Publications

Quarry 2016 Industry Journal

MPANI is delighted to present the latest Quarry 2016 Industry Journal. You can download the PDF using the link, or view the publication directly below using the built in viewer. Please note, it may take a little time for the viewer to load the...

MPANI publish industry information for local councillors

MPANI has published and circulated an information brochure to local Councillors and Planning Staff highlighting the importance of the quarrying industry and wider construction materials sector in their Council area and the very specific planning needs our sector...