11-12 June 2025
Heath Farm, Leadenham Lincs LN5 0QE

Exhibitors

LONGCLIFFE QUARRIES LTD

Stand: 302a

Longcliffe Quarries Ltd is an independent family-owned company. For nearly 100 years, the company’s Derbyshire quarries have been a market-leading supplier of high purity calcium carbonates. Longcliffe produces around 100 essential products for a huge range of critical industries, from animal feeds, and pet foods to glass and plasterboards, from plastics and adhesives to agricultural lime, pH correction and flue gas desulphurisation.

 

Longcliffe is continually striving to increase sustainability across its operation.  With a target of being carbon net zero to the weighbridge by 2030, they have invested substantially in reducing energy consumption and fossil fuel usage - which is demonstrated by the installation of a two-turbine sustainable wind energy source at their Ryder Point quarry and solar panels powering their office operations.

Longcliffe is delighted to exhibit at CEREALS for the first time, paving the way for additions to the range in 2025.

Address

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Brassington
Matlock
Derbyshire
DE4 4HN
United Kingdom

Exhibitor Press Releases

LONGCLIFFE SHOWCASES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AT CEREALS 2025
Longcliffe will focus on agriculture ahead of future range additions.
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    Exhibitor Products

    Longcliffe Calcium Carbonates
    Longcliffe supplies in excess of one million tonnes of high purity calcium carbonate products from our Derbyshire quarries every year into a diverse range of industrial and construction applications. …
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      Exhibitor Videos

      Longcliffe Quarries - an overview
      Learn more about Longcliffe Quarries and how the products used are extracted and purified for the exacting needs of customers.
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