Who makes paint for Walmart?

Paint sold at Walmart is made by several different manufacturers under both national brands and Walmart's private label program, and the supplier has changed over time. Historically, Walmart's main private label paint was ColorPlace, which was manufactured by AkzoNobel and later by PPG after PPG acquired Glidden and AkzoNobel's North American business. Currently, Walmart's primary store brand is also sold under the name ColorPlace and Opulence, which is manufactured by PPG and by other contractors depending on region, with many gallons produced in PPG's plants that also make Glidden. In addition to its private label, Walmart carries national brands including Glidden, which is owned by PPG, Valspar which is owned by Sherwin-Williams, and Kilz which is owned by Behr's parent company Masco, as well as spray paints from Rust-Oleum and Krylon. For its ColorPlace line, Walmart contracts with large coatings manufacturers who produce paint to Walmart's specifications at a lower price point, typically $20-$28 per gallon, designed for budget-conscious homeowners and rental properties. The exact manufacturer can vary by product line and location, but PPG is the primary maker of Walmart's interior and exterior latex wall paint today, while other companies make its specialty paints like chalk paint and craft paint.