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Antifouling Coatings (Vessel Hull Paint)

Biocidal coatings preventing barnacle/weed growth on fishing vessel hulls; AkzoNobel (International Paint) and Hempel dominate; TBT banned, now cuprous oxide-based; self-polishing copolymer technology

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Source countries

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Companies

1

Goods affected

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Claims on record

What depends on it

Goods that need this input

1 essential American goods rely on antifouling coatings (vessel hull paint) somewhere upstream in their supply chain.

Where it comes from

Source countries

Share of global supply, by country.

Who makes it

Supplier companies

5 companies produce antifouling coatings (vessel hull paint).

Jotun A/S

HQ NO22% share

Norwegian coatings major; powder coatings for architecture and general industry.

Hempel A/S

HQ DK15% share

Danish marine/protective coatings maker; antifouling and fouling-release hull coatings.

Chugoku Marine Paints, Ltd.(4617.T)

HQ JP10% share

Japanese marine-coatings specialist; antifouling and ship-hull paints.

AkzoNobel(AKZA.AS)

HQ NL

Dutch multinational coatings and specialty chemicals company (~€10B revenue); self-described 'recognized market leader for internal 2-piece can coatings.' 100+ year heritage in metal packaging coatings. Packaging coatings division produces BPA-free Accelshield 700 (bisphenol-free ends coating, 2023) and Accelshield 300 (BPA-free, styrene-free beverage can interior, 2024). Opened first Asia BPAni can coating production line in Shanghai in July 2024. Also produces Dulux architectural paint, Sikkens automotive refinish, and International marine coatings.

PPG Industries Inc.(PPG)

HQ US

Global coatings manufacturer; second major food can interior coating supplier via PPG Innovel (applied to 220+ billion cans in 40+ countries) and Nutrishield product lines. Co-dominant with Sherwin-Williams in North American can coatings.