Walmart Inc. is a U.S.-based multinational retail corporation headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas. Founded in 1962, it operates a global network of hypermarkets, discount department stores, grocery stores, e-commerce platforms, and the Sam’s Club membership warehouse chain. As one of the world’s largest retailers by revenue and footprint, Walmart manages extensive private-label offerings and a large, diversified supply chain.
For the chemical industry, Walmart is a major downstream market channel for household and industrial cleaners, personal care and beauty products, over‑the‑counter pharmaceuticals, automotive fluids, fertilizers, and a wide range of packaged goods. The company sets chemicals management expectations for suppliers in key consumables categories, emphasizing ingredient transparency, safer chemistry, and product compliance. Walmart’s scale also makes it an influential purchaser of plastics, packaging, and sustainable materials, shaping demand for resins, additives, and recycling solutions. Its supply chain and packaging initiatives, along with emissions and waste reduction programs, can affect upstream petrochemical and specialty chemical markets.
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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. and WMT.
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