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Registration Is Open for the 2026 Annual Meeting

Creating Value, Together.

Join ACD this November 10–12 in Arizona for the 2026 Annual Meeting, where chemical distribution leaders and industry professionals will come together to strengthen relationships, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities shaping the future of our industry.

From engaging educational sessions and industry insights to unique networking experiences, the Annual Meeting offers opportunities to connect with peers, build meaningful relationships, and collaborate on the challenges and opportunities ahead.

We look forward to coming together in Arizona this November!

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Responsible Reflections Blog

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Bolstering a Safer Future
October 22, 2026
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Bolstering a Safer Future

The chemical distribution industry is well-versed in the importance of safeguarding against bad actors. Cybersecurity is essential to keeping operations safe, secure, and reliable. Our members meet this mission as leaders of our industry and are constantly evolving to remain hypervigilant in defense against new and emerging threats.


Joint Blog: Union Pacific Can't Monopolize the Debate Over Its Merger
October 15, 2026
Joint Blog: Union Pacific Can't Monopolize the Debate Over Its Merger

When it comes to its proposed merger with Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific seems increasingly intent on monopolizing not only the nation's freight rail system, but the debate over whether the deal is good for America.

UP executives have attacked trade associations for speaking out against the merger, arguing that because the railroad does not directly serve our organizations, we should not have a voice in the debate.

They have it backwards.


 

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