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ABOUT US

WHAT THE LIME ASSOCIATION PROMOTES

Lime is one of man’s oldest and widely used chemicals. The focus of the LAT is the promotion of lime in pavement construction and soils improvement along with many other uses in the environmental, industrial and public sectors.

The Lime Association of Texas promotes the quality use of lime through education, training, technical support, specification review and listening to the needs of the customers and specifiers. Contact the Lime Association for information about our programs or for any questions regarding MAN’S MOST VERSATILE CHEMICAL.

Soil Before Lime Stabilization
Part of the Lime Neutralization Process
Soil after Lime Stabilization

CONTACT THE LIME ASSOCIATION FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS.

THE USES OF LIME

Soil Stabilization
Base Enhancement
LIME IN ASPHALT
ENVIRONMENTAL USES

UPCOMING EVENTS

Date/Time Event
01/28/2020 - 01/30/2020
All Day 		TXAPA Annual Membership Meeting, San Antonio, TX
01/30/2020
All Day 		Lime Seminar, San Antonio, TX
02/06/2020 - 02/07/2020
All Day 		TxDOT Letting, Austin, TX

Lime Association of Texas

Call us (254) 723-LIME(5463)

Email at [email protected]

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Our Mission

The Lime Association of Texas (LAT) represents the collective interests of an industry with a long history of service to the State of Texas. Quality, integrity and responsive action to the customers and governmental agencies of Texas are the hallmark of the LAT mission. The member companies engage in the manufacture of high quality lime products and guide the efforts of the industry through participation in the LAT to the benefit the end users of lime.

Lime Association Update


As we continue to work our way through old and new challenges of 2020, I am certain that collectively we can and will find solutions to address them.

-Kelvin Reinhardt, Executive Director
Click to view Open Letter from our executive director.

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