Arkema, a leader in specialty materials, has earned ISCC PLUS certification of its polyester powder coating resins site in North Kansas City, Mo. As a result, all the company’s polyester powder resins facilities worldwide are now certified in line with Arkema’s global Mass Balance(1) powder resins offer roadmap, including North Kansas City (US), Saint Celoni, Spain (EMEA) and Navi Mumbai, India (Asia). This achievement supports customers across regions to advance more sustainable solutions for coatings in markets such as consumer products (ex. domestic appliances), electronics, automotive, architectural metal finishes, e-mobility, metal furniture and more.

“The past few years, we have prioritized and accelerated attaining ISCC+ certification in the manufacture of polyester resins at all of our powder resin plants worldwide,” said Linda Armitage, Business Manager for Powder Coating Resins at Arkema. “These certifications reflect Arkema’s long-term commitment to reducing the product carbon footprint in coatings and related industries. Powder coatings resins offer solvent-free, low-waste, and highly durable solutions(2), making them a key enabler of sustainable innovation for our customers, suppliers, end users, and partners.”

These certifications are part of a larger Mass Balance and certification roadmap that covers multiple technologies and products for coatings and related products, covering a complete range of bio-attributed(3) specialty resins and additives, including high solids, waterborne, UV-LED-EB, and polyester powder materials.

For more information, visit our website on mass balance or see the other ISCC PLUS certifications announcements from Arkema Coating Solutions.

(1) The mass balance traceability chain is a method used to track the flow of materials through a production system. and attribute the inputs of a production process, to outputs of that production process through certified bookkeeping. This distinct accounting method verifies that the certified feedstock has replaced an equivalent quantity of fossil raw materials at the beginning of the supply chain and can be attributed to the product-to-be-sold, ensuring that both input and output are balanced. [source ISCC]

(2) Refers to the durability of the finished coating after application.

(3) A bio-attributed content indicates that the use of a biobased or recycled feedstock has been ascribed using a mass-balance methodology. The bio-attributed content is the % breakdown based on the ISCC+ methodology calculation.

Building on its unique set of expertise in materials science, Arkema offers a portfolio of first-class technologies to address ever-growing demand for new and more sustainable materials. With the ambition to become a pure player in Specialty Materials, the Group is structured into 3 complementary, resilient and highly innovative segments dedicated to Specialty Materials – Adhesive Solutions, Advanced Materials, and Coating Solutions – accounting for some 92% of Group sales in 2024, and a well-positioned and competitive Intermediates segment. Arkema offers cutting-edge technological solutions to meet the challenges of, among other things, new energies, access to water, recycling, urbanization and mobility, and fosters a permanent dialogue with all its stakeholders. The Group reported sales of around € 9.5 billion in 2024, and operates in some 55 countries with 21,150 employees worldwide.

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