Kynar 500® PVDF offers architects and specifiers a trusted solution for long-lasting performance.
At European Coatings Show 2025, Arkema will host a panel featuring key representatives from AkzoNobel, Omya, Beckers, ADEO and PPG to discuss actionable strategies for a more sustainable future.
This certification marks another milestone in Arkema’s global Mass Balance roadmap, expanding its bio-attributed product offerings.
Arkema has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as a Network Member to strengthen its commitment and accelerate its transition to a circular economy.
Arkema’s new range of bio-based waterborne dispersions, formulated for paints and coatings applications, features up to 30% bio-based content and provides a 40% reduction in carbon footprint compared to conventional acrylic resins.
These certifications enable Arkema to reduce the carbon footprint of its mass balance products by up to 100%, driving the development of sustainable coatings for rapidly growing markets such as green energy and e-mobility.
Arkema will produce ethyl acrylate for paints and coatings exclusively from bio-ethanol sustainably sourced from bio-mass feedstock.
The ISCC PLUS certification enhances Arkema's range of rheology modifiers and waterborne resins, derived from renewable sources, with up to 100% biobased content and a reduced carbon footprint.
The ISCC PLUS certification strengthens the expansion of Arkema Sartomer® UV/LED/EB curing resins in Asia.
The expanded UV/EB testing capabilities of the Kyoto Technical Center strengthen Arkema’s ability to accelerate new business and product developments for its customers and partners in the coatings market.
Arkema will present its latest innovations for the Latin American paint, coatings and adhesives market during the next edition of Latin American Coatings Show.
Arkema's Sant Celoni facility achieves ISCC+ Certification for its sustainable powder coating resins, thus advancing environmental innovation.
The recent Arkema's innovative recycled-based technology for powder coatings resins uses post-consumer polyethylene terephthalate to replace fossil-based raw materials and reduce product's carbon footprint.
The acrylic monomers production facility of Arkema in Clear Lake received the ISCC PLUS certification.
Arkema aims to recruit more than 2,000 full-time employees and over 500 interns and work-study trainees.