Where are Valspar paints made?

Valspar paints are made in manufacturing facilities owned by Sherwin-Williams, as Valspar was acquired by Sherwin-Williams in 2017 for 11.3 billion dollars, though Valspar operates as brand. Historically, Valspar was founded in 1806 as varnish maker in Boston, and grew to have plants across United States. Today, Valspar branded paints sold at Lowes are manufactured in various Sherwin-Williams and former Valspar plants in United States, including facilities in states like Illinois, California, Texas, and Ohio, where paint is formulated and produced for Lowes distribution. Sherwin-Williams has over 100 manufacturing and distribution facilities, and Valspar products share many formulations with Sherwin-Williams HGTV Home line made for Lowes. Some raw materials are sourced globally, but final paint mixing and canning for US market occurs in US factories to ensure quality control and compliance with VOC regulations. For international markets, Valspar has manufacturing in other countries. So Valspar paints sold at Lowes in United States are made in United States in Sherwin-Williams owned plants, primarily in Midwest and other regional manufacturing centers, though specific plant location may vary by batch and distribution center.