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Corrosion inhibitors market to grow from $9.15 B in 2024 to $13.03 B by 2033, registering a 4.01% CAGR amid rising demand across industrial sectors.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, UNITED KINGDOM, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — London, United Kingdom – January 20, 2026 — Strategic Revenue Insights, a leading provider of market intelligence and strategic advisory services, has released its latest report titled “Corrosion Inhibitors Market Size, Future Growth and Forecast 2033.” The comprehensive study explores emerging opportunities, competitive dynamics, and growth drivers shaping the global corrosion inhibitors landscape.

According to the report, the global corrosion inhibitors market was valued at $9.15 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $13.03 billion by 2033, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.01% during the forecast period 2025–2033.
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Rising Demand Across Key Industrial Sectors

The steady expansion of the corrosion inhibitors market is primarily fueled by increasing demand from oil & gas, water treatment, power generation, and chemical processing industries. Organizations are investing heavily in corrosion protection to enhance operational efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and extend equipment lifespans.

Strong industrialization and infrastructure development in Asia Pacific and Latin America are expected to accelerate demand, while continued modernization efforts in North America and Europe sustain long-term market growth.

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Eco-Friendly Solutions Redefine Market Innovation

The market is experiencing a shift toward eco-friendly and sustainable corrosion inhibitors, reflecting tightening global environmental regulations and corporate commitments to green chemistry. Organic inhibitors derived from renewable sources are gaining traction for their biodegradability and performance efficiency.

“Companies are prioritizing sustainable solutions that balance environmental responsibility with industrial performance,” said a senior analyst at Strategic Revenue Insights. “Innovation in green corrosion protection technologies is unlocking new areas of growth.”

Key Report Highlights
• Market Value (2024–2033): $9.15 billion → $13.03 billion
• Projected CAGR: 4.01% (2025–2033)
• Top Growth Regions: Asia Pacific and Latin America
• Primary End-Use Industries: Oil & Gas, Water Treatment, Power Generation, Chemical Processing
• Leading Companies: BASF SE, Ecolab Inc., The Dow Chemical Company, Ashland Global Holdings Inc., and Akzo Nobel N.V.

Regional Market Insights
The United States leads the market with revenues around $2.5 billion and a CAGR of 3%, supported by its strong industrial ecosystem and sustainability-driven practices. China follows closely with a 5% CAGR, propelled by rapid industrialization and water treatment initiatives, while India’s market, growing at 6% CAGR, benefits from infrastructure development and manufacturing expansion.

Competitive Landscape and Technological Advances

Leading manufacturers are intensifying R&D investments to develop next-generation inhibitors that offer superior durability and environmental compatibility. The use of hybrid inhibitors—combining organic and inorganic properties—is expected to gain prominence in industrial applications.
Strategic partnerships and acquisitions are shaping market consolidation, with companies focusing on expanding product lines and strengthening distribution networks globally.

Market Outlook: Innovation at the Core of Future Growth

Over 2025–2033, the corrosion inhibitors industry will continue evolving with advancements in digital corrosion monitoring, smart coating systems, and data-driven predictive maintenance. Manufacturers adopting sustainable chemistry and advanced materials science stand to gain a competitive edge.
“The market’s future lies in innovation aligned with sustainability,” the report notes. “Organizations integrating eco-design, smart protection, and performance optimization will define the next decade.”

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CARE.HUB addresses the growing gap between independent living and assisted care through modular, community-based environments built on the Hub ICON platform.

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As global populations age at unprecedented speed, the cost and structure of care are becoming defining economic and social challenges of the coming decade. Unveiled in Davos alongside the World Economic Forum Annual meeting this week, CARE.HUB is a long-term initiative within the ICON platform, a modular and regenerative system for community-based development, designed to deliver a scalable model for living that balances independence, affordability, and quality of life for older adults.

Developed by Hub Culture in collaboration with BYLD, CARE.HUB focuses on the development of community living facilities that combine shared communal spaces with private living quarters to support autonomy, social connection, and dignity for residents.

“CARE.HUB responds to a growing gap between independent living and high-cost assisted care,” said Stan Stalnaker, Founding Director and Chief Strategy Officer, Hub Culture. “By clustering ICON structures into walkable, community-based environments, we can lower the cost of living while improving quality of life—supporting dignity, autonomy, and connection during the extended years between retirement and assisted living.”

ADDRESSING THE CARE GAP AT SCALE

Over the next 10 years, more than one billion people worldwide will enter the 60–80 age range. Existing housing and care systems are not designed to meet this scale of demand, particularly at affordable price points. CARE.HUB introduces a new category of living infrastructure emphasizing prevention, wellbeing, and community rather than late-stage intervention.

CARE.HUB introduces a different approach: village-like environments formed by clusters of ICON structures that share resources. This model reduces duplication, lowers overall living costs, and creates spaces that encourage everyday interaction and wellbeing. Designed to be adaptable across geographies, CARE.HUB can grow incrementally in response to local needs and demographic realities.

BUILT ON THE ICON PLATFORM

CARE.HUB is anchored in the ICON, a modular architectural system representing a shared vision for regenerative space that is scalable, mobile, sustainable, and modular. Originally imagined, designed, and commissioned by Hub Culture and developed in partnership with BYLD, the ICON functions as a study in “dwell-time” for the 21st century—how people live, move, and connect across changing stages of life.

Designed to move and shape-shift, the ICON sits at the intersection of mobility, electric transport, convenience, and data. Working with Hedera, the ICON incorporates a digital layer that integrates fabrication, assembly, and operational data, enabling transparency, lifecycle tracking, and new approaches to governance and financing.

A PLATFORM FOR CITIES, COMMUNITIES, AND CAPITAL

CARE.HUB is conceived as a long-term platform rather than a single development, aligning public interest with private capital and sustainability goals. By lowering the cost of care upstream and prioritizing efficient use of space and shared resources, CARE.HUB offers a practical, investable response to demographic change.

As governments, investors, and communities seek solutions to rising healthcare costs, workforce constraints, and longevity risk, CARE.HUB positions the ICON platform as a scalable model for rethinking how and where we live as we age.

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ABOUT HUB CULTURE:

Founded in 2002, Hub Culture is a pioneering technology ecosystem focused on building the frameworks for the world’s first virtual state. The ecosystem spans five main pillars of activity: physical and digital collaboration hubs, digital assets, metaverse, governance and digital identity services.

As the world’s longest continually running online social network, it provides members with tools and opportunities to support self-actualization. More than 70,000 guests across 60 Hubs have helped members create value in dozens of cities, with hundreds of online hubs enabling real time collaboration between members.

Hub Culture offers partners high-impact resources during global thought leadership and culture summits and is advancing next-generation community infrastructure through its modular ICON building system.

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Vai Dai Coffee+ takes center stage in BioHack Media Magazine’s newest issue, showcasing premium, science-backed coffee crafted for peak human performance.

MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Vai Dai Coffee, the Miami-based premium ready-to-drink functional coffee brand, is thrilled to announce its feature in the Winter 2025/26 issue of Biohack Yourself Magazine, available on newsstands and online starting January 20, 2026. The spotlight article positions Vai Dai as a leader in the fast-evolving functional beverage category, highlighting its groundbreaking formula: premium medium-roast Arabica coffee masterfully blended with science-backed nootropics and adaptogens. This powerful combination delivers sustained, jitter-free energy and enhanced mental clarity—without the crashes that plague traditional coffee. Vai Dai is redefining daily fuel for high-performers who demand clean, crash-free focus to dominate their day.

Founded by wine industry disruptors Tom Beaton and Mark Warren—Vai Dai Coffee challenges the conventional ready-to-drink (RTD) coffee category. While many options rely on heavy sugars, artificial additives, or short-lived caffeine spikes that lead to jitters and crashes, Vai Dai reframes coffee as a true performance tool. The brand’s name, drawn from Vietnamese surf slang meaning “effing awesome,” captures its bold attitude while underscoring a deliberate, clean formulation designed for mental clarity, focus, and all-day momentum.

At the core of Vai Dai is a premium medium-roast Arabica coffee base—naturally low-acid and stomach-friendly—master-blended with a potent stack of nootropics and adaptogens, including Lion’s Mane, Ashwagandha, Cordyceps, Reishi, Rhodiola, Bacopa, and Thai Ginger. Naturally sweetened with stevia and monk fruit, the drinks are low-carb, gluten-free, non-GMO, and free from added sugars or artificial ingredients. Available in Black and Latte varieties (12 fl oz glass bottles in 4-packs and 12-packs), Vai Dai offers convenient, high-quality fuel for busy professionals, athletes, and biohackers who demand more from their daily brew.

The Biohack Yourself Magazine feature highlights Vai Dai’s alignment with the growing demand for beverages that support cognitive performance, stress resilience, and balanced energy—without the trade-offs of traditional coffee. It positions the brand as a “cultural and functional rebellion” against sugar-laden, overly processed options, emphasizing clean inputs, intentional formulation, and respect for how the body responds to stimulation.

“Vai Dai was born from our own frustration with coffee that promises energy but delivers fog and crashes,” said co-founder Mark Warren. “Being featured in Biohack Yourself Magazine—with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon on the cover—is a major validation. This audience gets it: they want tools that help them show up sharper, calmer, and more capable every day. We’re thrilled to be recognized as part of the shift toward thoughtful, functional daily support.”

The Winter 2025/26 issue of Biohack Yourself Magazine, the global voice of biohacking and longevity, is available in select retail stores and online starting January 20, 2026. For more on Vai Dai Coffee, visit vaidaicoffee.com, where fans can shop products, learn about the science behind the blend, and join the movement for better-for-you energy.

Vai Dai Coffee is available now at vaidaicoffee.com, Amazon, and select retailers.

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Vai Dai Coffee+ is a premium RTD functional coffee brand based in Miami, founded by Tom Beaton and Mark Warren. Inspired by Vietnamese surf culture and driven by a mission to eliminate mediocre brews, Vai Dai delivers gourmet taste with powerful nootropics and adaptogens for calm, focused, jitter-free energy. It’s the coffee for those who attack the day. Learn more at vaidaicoffee.com.

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The Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame & Youth Foundation announced its 2025 class of inductees, naming seven prominent sports figures into its three wings.

STAMFORD, CT, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame & Youth Foundation announced its 2025 class of inductees, naming seven prominent sports figures into its three wings. With these seven new honorees, the Hall of Fame has now recognized 133 county sports legends in its 20 years of existence.

“We are welcoming another great class of Hall of Famers as we continue to recognize our best of the best,” said Tom Chiappetta, FCSHOFYF Executive Director.

Inductees were selected for one of three wings:
The Jackie Robinson Professional Wing: Zach Allen & Gary Vitti
The James O’Rourke Amateur Wing: Joe McGuigan & Ann Odoy
The J. Walter Kennedy Community Service Wing: Christy Hayes, Barry McLeod, & the late Mary Jane Hagan.
The Honorees
Zach Allen
Allen is currently in his seventh season in the NFL as a defensive lineman after being drafted in 2019 in the 3rd round by the Arizona Cardinals, where he played for three years. Now playing for the Denver Broncos, Allen was named a 2025 All-Pro First-Team selection as an interior defensive lineman and a 2nd-team All-Pro in 2024.
Gary Vitti
Vitti served as Head Athletic Trainer for the LA Lakers from 1984 to 2016. Named NBA trainer of the year in 1991, Vitti was with the Lakers as they won eight NBA championships under 13 different head coaches. He is recognized for his care of NBA greats like Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Shaquille O’Neal, and the late Kobe Bryant.

Joe McGuigan
Recognized as one of the greatest soccer players/scorers in Sacred Heart University’s history during his time from 1968 to 1972, McGuigan earned the first soccer scholarship in school history and was SHU’s first-ever All-American. He holds the school record for career goals (80) and assists (56), and made five appearances playing for the US Pan American team in 1972.

Ann Odoy
Odoy is one of Masuk High’s greatest all-around athletes, having played four sports and earned 12 varsity letters. She was a three-time all-state honoree in basketball & field hockey, while also juggling softball and tennis. An all-time great basketball star at Boston College, she was an All-American her senior year, is a member of Boston College’s Hall of Fame, and was elected to Connecticut’s Women’s basketball Hall of Fame.

Mary Jane Hagan
Hagan was the first president of the Women’s Fairfield County Athletic Conference. She coached sports for nine years at Stamford High, including basketball, softball, and field hockey. She was also a longtime coach for the Special Olympics, a member of the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, and the Connecticut ASA Fast Pitch Hall of Fame for her career with the Brakettes.

Christy Hayes
Hayes was a three-sport coach at St. Joseph’s High in Trumbull. As the head football coach for 15 years, he posted a record of 105-46 with five state titles. He also won 150 games as the school’s girls basketball coach and 100 more as head baseball coach. Hayes has a total of 365 victories and six state titles, served two years as AD at St. Joseph and 11 years at Wilton High (2002-2013). He’s a member of the FCIAC and CHSCA Hall of Fames.

Barry McLeod
McLeod served as Bridgeport Central High’s head basketball coach for 26 years. During his time, the team won 374 games, 11 Western Divisions, three FCIAC titles in five championship games, and three Class LL state crowns. In 2014, the team won both FCIAC and state championships, earning McLeod one of his two CT Coach of the Year awards and in 2017, he was named to the FCIAC HOF.

For more information on the new inductees of the Hall of Fame, please contact annakate.womack@otterpr.com.

About Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame
The Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame & Youth Foundation (FCSHOFYF), led by Executive Director Tom Chiappetta, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization dedicated to promoting youth fitness, healthy lifestyles, and personal development through sports. FCSHOFYF’s flagship initiative, the Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy, based at The Carver in Norwalk, connects youth with top trainers, coaches, and health professionals to expand year-round fitness opportunities and combat childhood obesity. The Hall of Fame is housed at Chelsea Piers CT in Stamford.

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Ford Window Treatments announces Barbara Kramer’s selection as a Horizons Design Showcase finalist, featured in the Jan/Feb issue of Window Fashion VISION.

NORTH MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Ford Window Treatments is proud to announce that Barbara Kramer, Principal at Ford Window Treatments, has been selected as a finalist in the Horizons Design Showcase, earning national industry recognition in the January/February issue of Window Fashion VISION Magazine. The featured project appears on page 27 as part of the publication’s four-page Horizons Design Showcase editorial.
The Horizons Design Showcase highlights standout projects from across the country, recognizing excellence in design execution, thoughtful product selection, and creative integration of window treatments into interior spaces. Barbara Kramer’s finalist project was selected from a competitive field of submissions for its refined aesthetic, material harmony, and functional design solutions.
The showcased project is a Miami, Florida nursery located within a contemporary Buena Vista home designed for a growing family. Ford Window Treatments collaborated with Coldsnow Interiors to introduce softness and warmth into the modern space while maintaining a clean, cohesive design language throughout the home.
Building on the interior designer’s use of natural materials and organic textures, Kramer introduced Horizons Natural Woven Roman Shades in Landscape Taupe to add a grounded, tactile element to the nursery, designed by Mary Coldsnow. The woven shades provide visual warmth while complementing the home’s modern architecture. A room-darkening lining was incorporated to support comfort and rest—an essential consideration for a nursery—without compromising style.
The nursery was part of a whole-home window treatment package that utilized Horizons products throughout the residence. Within that broader scope, the nursery stood out as a thoughtful example of how woven textures can shape the tone of a space, creating a calm and inviting environment. The Showcase judges recognized the finished room as serene, balanced, and beautifully connected to the home’s overall design.
“This recognition reflects the care, collaboration, and attention to detail that go into every project we take on,” said a representative from Ford Window Treatments. “Being selected as a finalist in the Horizons Design Showcase is an honor, and we’re proud to see our work featured alongside so many talented professionals from across the field.”
With more than 75 years of experience, Ford Window Treatments continues to deliver custom window treatment solutions that balance design, functionality, and craftsmanship for residential and commercial clients throughout South Florida.
For more information about Ford Window Treatments or to schedule a design consultation, visit www.fordwindowtreatments.com.
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