Sherwin-Williams outlines process changes, inventory control and training practices that helped customers improve throughput and operational reliability.
How environmental weathering generates microplastics and nanoplastics, their human exposure and toxicokinetics and the regulatory responses shaping sustainability.
Microplastics and nanoplastics arise from polymer degradation and product use, influencing human exposure, toxicology and emerging regulations tied to sustainability goals.
Sustainable technologies and durable finishes are reshaping the wood coatings market, especially in furniture, flooring and architectural applications.
Bio-based agricultural chemicals are degrading legacy finishes, pushing formulators to develop new resin systems that resist acids, microbes and ultraviolet exposure.