Echemi is the experienced chemical manufacturer you need to scale your business. We have five strategically located plants that handle all inventory and operations, offer same-day shipping for stocked materials and can guarantee one-day turnarounds for 83% of the U.S.

By partnering with us, you avoid the inexperience that can damage your brand and instead get support from industry-leading experts who can reliably provide all your chemical manufacturing and distribution needs.

What Does Chemical Manufacturer Mean?
A chemical manufacturer is a workplace where chemicals are produced for use or distribution. A chemical manufacturer has a legal obligation to evaluate the hazards of chemicals that they produce or distribute.
The Hazard Communication Standard provides uniform requirements to ensure that all chemicals manufactured in or imported into the United States are properly evaluated, reported on, and recorded.

Chemical manufacturers are required to analyze the available scientific literature in order to ascertain the hazards of the chemicals that they either manufacture or import. Manufacturers must label containers that leave their workplace, and obtain or develop a Safety Data Sheet for every chemical.

Chemical information must include:

The physical and chemical characteristics of the hazardous chemical
The known health effects (acute and chronic)
Other related health information
Exposure
Precautionary measures
Emergency and first-aid procedures
Any chemicals that have been evaluated and found to be a suspect or confirmed carcinogen must be reported as such.
We understand that the right chemical manufacturing partner will provide the perfect blend of commitment, quality and service in every batch.

The chemical industry consists of diverse chemical manufacturing companies, including contract chemical manufacturers that convert industrial chemicals into finished product or other materials for end usefor other companies. They play a central role to the modern global economy as they help convert many chemicals and raw materials including oil, air, water, minerals, and metals into thousands of different and extremely useful products used by other industries. Chemical manufacturing also has some overlap with plastic manufacturing as different chemical companies also produce plastic alongside the main chemicals that they handle.