PCI’s coverage through early September shows how resin suppliers and formulators are balancing higher performance, renewable content and a changing supply base.
Distribution leaders examine tighter buying cycles, supply resilience, technical and regulatory support, and the roles of AI and human expertise as coatings manufacturers plan for 2027.
Lower inventories, shorter purchasing cycles and heightened demand for technical and regulatory support are reshaping distributor relationships. Leaders from ACD, IndSpyre, Univar and IMCD discuss the shifts that defined 2026 and the priorities coatings manufacturers should carry into 2027.
Chairman and CEO Dan Calkins discusses the company’s new manufacturing presence in Prudhoe, the Craig & Rose acquisition and its plans for Western Europe.
Benjamin Moore Chairman and CEO Dan Calkins discusses two investments designed to expand manufacturing, premium offerings and customer access across Europe.
Powder coatings offer solvent-free performance and distinctive finishes for architectural aluminum, while cost, aesthetics and entrenched liquid-coating systems continue to limit U.S. adoption.
Potential shifts in transportation, tax, trade, AI and regulatory policy could affect investment, affordability and supply-chain resilience across chemical distribution.
Eric Byer examines how the 2026 midterm elections could reshape transportation, tax, trade and regulatory priorities for chemical distribution and coatings.
CTT opened today, Sept. 15, with short courses, and the full conference program begins tomorrow with in-person sessions and free livestream access to three select presentations.
Dave Carey says the clearest early signal is uncertainty, with exposure varying by product mix, sourcing and customer base across an integrated North American supply chain.
In an exclusive PCI Q&A, CCA President Dave Carey explains why the clearest early tariff signal is uncertainty, and why packaging, inputs and equipment may matter more than finished-product lists.