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ACC Member Companies Search Member Login INNOVATION JOBS SAFETY POLICY PRODUCTS & TECHNOLOGY MEDIA MEMBERSHIP ABOUT MEMBERSHIP Membership » Member Companies REGULAR MEMBER SMALL AND Member Companies SHARE MEDIUM-SIZED What membership ENTERPRISES can do for you? AFFILIATE MEMBER The American Chemistry Council (ACC) represents the leading companies in the LEARN MORE » business of chemistry. Our companies make the products that make modern life ASSOCIATE MEMBER possible. ACC members have made a voluntary commitment to uphold the highest standards for protecting health, safety, and the environment. ACC is SIGNATURE committed to improved environmental, health and safety performance through NEWS PROGRAMS the world-class Responsible Care® initiative, participation in which is a condition of ACC membership. Membership brings with it important business opportunities American Chemistry BUSINESS VALUE OF Council Approves Six RESPONSIBLE CARE and information, including meetings and networking, economics, statistics, publications and a special forum responding to the needs of smaller and medium- New Members sized enterprises. Our member companies are also taking a leadership role in MEMBER NOVA Chemicals, COMPANIES ensuring that chemistry facilities are secure. OxyChem Recognized for Superior MEMBER EXCHANGE » View ACC's Regular Members Environmental, Health » View ACC's Affiliate Members and Safety » View ACC's Associate Members Performance American Chemistry ACC’s Vision Council Elects New ClaRssE tSoP BOoaNrdS oIfBLE Promote and protect the business of chemistry’s leadership in DirectorCsARE® driving innovation, creating jobs and enhancing safety in our PRODUCT performance, processes and products. SAFETY CODE RSS NEWS SUBSCRIPTION PRINT ER FRIENDLY Regular Members # 3M Continuous A improvement in chemical product AC&S, Incorporated safety. Addivant Afton Chemical Corporation » Learn more Aggrebind Inc. AkzoNobel N.V. Albaugh LLC Albemarle Corporation INTERACTIVE American Air Liquide Holdings, Inc. CASE STUDIES Anderson Development Company Angus Chemical Company Aristech Acrylics LLC Arkema Inc. Ascend Performance Materials, LLC Ashland Inc. ASHTA Chemicals Inc. ACC members make ASK Chemicals L.P. valuable Axalta Coating Systems LLC contributions to our Axiall Corporation nation’s portfolio of energy efficient B innovations. BASF Corporation » Learn more Bayer Corporation BHS Specialty Chemical Products Blue Ribbon Technology, Inc. Bluestar Silicones USA Corp. ENHANCING BP Lubricants USA, Inc. CHEMICAL Braskem America, Inc. SECURITY C Cabot Corporation Calgon Carbon Corporation Canexus Carus Corporation Our commitment to Cedar Concepts Corporation safeguarding communities. Celanese communities. Central Indiana Ethanol ChemOrganics » Learn more CHEMTRADE Chemtura Chevron Oronite Company LLC CHEMICAL Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Clariant ACTIVITY Compass Minerals International, Inc. BAROMETER Croda, Inc. D Daikin America, Inc. Dakota Gasification Company Dexco Polymers A first-of-its-kind, Diversified Chemical Technologies, Inc. leading economic indicator that helps Dorf Ketal Chemicals, LLC anticipate peaks Dover Chemical Corporation and troughs in the Dow overall U.S. Dow Corning Corporation economy. DuPont » Learn more E Eastman Chemical Company Eco Services Operations, LLC El Dorado Nitrogen, L.P. Elevance Renewable Sciences Eli Lilly and Company EMD Performance Materials Corporation ERCO Worldwide Inc. Ethyl Corporation Evergreen Chemicals USA, Inc. Evonik Corporation Evonik Oil Additives USA, Inc. ExxonMobil Chemical Company F Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FutureFuel Chemical Company, a subsidiary of FutureFuel Corporation G Gantrade Corporation H Halocarbon Products Corporation Harborchem Hexion Inc. Honeywell I ICL North America Infineum USA L.P. Inhance Technologies LLC Innospec Specialty Chemicals J JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc. Johnson Matthey Jones-Hamilton Co. K Kao Specialties Americas LLC KMG Chemicals, Inc. Koppers Inc. Kraton Performance Polymers, Inc. Kuehne Chemical Company, Inc. Kuraray America Inc. L LANXESS Corporation Linde North America, Inc. LyondellBasell M 3M Marathon Petroleum Corporation MeadWestvaco Corporation Merck & Co., Inc. Merichem Company Methanex Corporation Mexichem Fluor SA. de CV. Milliken Chemical, A Division of Milliken & Company Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Petrochemicals Division Mitsui & Co. (USA), Inc. Momentive Performance Materials Inc. MonoSol, LLC N Nalco (an Ecolab Company) Nanofilm Niacet Corporation Northern Tier Energy NOVA Chemicals Corporation Nova Molecular Technologies, Inc. O Occidental Chemical Corporation Olin Corporation OMNOVA Solutions, Inc. P Pacific Industrial Development Corporation PeroxyChem LLC Perstorp Polyols, Inc. Peter Cremer North America, LP Pilot Chemical Company Pinova Holdings PMC Group N.A., Inc. PolyOne Corporation PPG Industries, Inc. PQ Corporation Praxair, Inc. Procter & Gamble, Chemicals Division PVS Chemicals, Inc. Q Quaker Chemical Corporation R R. T. Vanderbilt Holding Company, Inc. Reliance Industries Limited S SABIC SACHEM, Inc. Sasol North America, Inc. Searles Valley Minerals Shell Chemical LP SI Group Sika Corporation SNF Holding Company Solenis Solvay Americas Specialty Chemicals Group, Church & Dwight Company, Inc. Stepan Company Sumitomo Chemical America, Inc. T Taminco US Inc. Texas Brine Company, LLC The HallStar Company The Lubrizol Corporation The Shepherd Chemical Company Total Petrochemicals & Refining USA, Inc. TPC Group Inc. Trinity Manufacturing, Inc. Trinseo Tronox Limited U United Initiators, Inc. U.S. Magnesium LLC V Valentine Chemicals, LLC VanDeMark Chemical Inc. Velsicol Chemical LLC Vertellus Specialties Inc. Vertex Chemical Corporation Virent Inc. W W. R. Grace & Co. Wacker Chemical Corporation X Y Z « back to top Affiliate Members Agilyx Corporation BDP International Brenntag North America, Inc. CLX Logistics, LLC EPI Engineering Inc. Inland Star Distribution Centers Inc. Nexeo Solutions Odyssey Logistics & Technology Corporation Southern Chemical Corporation The Plaza Group, Inc. Transplace Tricon Univar Inc. Vinmar International Ltd. Waste Management, Inc. WTS Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America Associate Members Accenture Bain & Company, Inc. Beveridge & Diamond PC Holland & Knight LLP KPMG Marsh Inc. McKinsey & Company MTG Ltd. 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