Items Tagged with 'Biocides'

Biocidal antifouling coatings continue to dominate marine biofouling control as regulators, shipowners and coatings manufacturers reassess performance, risk and sustainability tradeoffs.

Biobased formulations are reshaping preservation strategies as formulators balance microbial risk, sustainability pressures and regulatory limits.

Medical device demand, active coating technologies and regional healthcare investment continue to expand the global medical coatings market.

An independent study found no harmful effects on marine organisms following simulated in-water cleaning of Nippon Paint Marine's hull coating.

A study by the University of Missouri reveals how plastic-coated fertilizers release microplastics into soil, raising concerns about long-term environmental and health risks.

UPM Specialty Papers and Eastman developed a paper-based packaging solution with a compostable bio-based coating, enhancing recyclability and barrier performance for food applications.

How does the right paint enable a ship to use less fuel? This article discusses choosing the right marine coating and the corresponding environmental considerations. 

The specialty chemical company opened the new microbiology lab, located in its Sharonville Technology Center, to help bring new and innovative biocidal products to the market.

The company manufactures a wide variety of products for various markets and applications, including biocidal products for the disinfecting, food processing, and oil and gas markets, among other uses.