Construction Products Association
News article
Economics director Noble Francis provides an initial response to the Chancellor's Budget announcements
Second consecutive quarter of decline for heavy-side products in last three months of 2022
Updated guidance aims to reduce risks of entrapment and crushing incidents when using MEWPs
Construction Products Association forecasts 4.7% fall in output in 2023 before slow recovery in 2024
Association welcomes statement from DLUHC extending recognition of CE Marking until 30 June 2025
Construction Products Association awaiting clarification from government on CA marking policy
Construction output expected to fall significantly in 2023 amid looming UK economic recession
Two-year run of construction products sales growth ends as deteriorating economic backdrop bites
Construction growth expected to slow despite buoyant infrastructure and warehouse activity
Eighth straight quarter of growth but expectations for year ahead dampened as costs start to bite
Construction activity buoyant, but strong headwinds coming, warns Construction Products Association
Trade organizations say Chancellor’s statement was a disappointment and failed to deliver
Chancellor’s Budget announcements receive cautious welcome from key industry associations
But supply chain constraints expected to hinder growth over remainder of year and into 2022
Pick-up in construction product manufacturing being led by housing, infrastructure and R&M sectors