The flow of value within the Zinc Hydroxychloride ecosystem is influenced by various control points, including regulatory bodies, industry standards, and supply chain dependencies. Participants face dependency risks related to input constraints, standards, and approvals, which can impact their ability to create and capture value. Additionally, switching costs, partnerships, and interoperability requirements can affect the ecosystem's dynamics, and regional differences in regulations, demand, and infrastructure can lead to variations in the ecosystem's structure and functioning.