What specific change has Sherwin-Williams made to its operations in Jamaica, and where was the manufacturing facility located?

Sherwin-Williams has ceased paint manufacturing at its White Marl facility in St. Catherine, Jamaica, and transitioned to a distribution-only model. Products previously manufactured on-site will now be imported, and the company expects no disruption to supply while continuing to employ approximately 180 people across its distribution centers and 24 retail stores in Jamaica. This decision followed a strategic review and was not related to the plant's performance.

How many employees does Sherwin-Williams retain in Jamaica after ending local paint manufacturing, and in what roles?

Sherwin-Williams continues to employ approximately 180 people in Jamaica, all working in its distribution centers and 24 retail stores — roles that remain intact following the shift from local manufacturing to an import-and-distribution model.

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Aug 13, 2026

Sherwin-Williams halted paint production at its White Marl facility in Jamaica, adopting an import-driven distribution model. The move preserves supply stability and retains 180 staff in local distribution and retail roles.

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