Member DashboardMay ’22 at-a-glance … environment
One week into his presidency, President Biden issued Executive Order 14008 that included the Justice40 Initiative making good on his […]
May ’22 at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has begun the mandatory review of Lists 1 and 2 of the Section 301 tariffs […]
May ’22 at-a-glance … supply chain
A recent survey of Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) members found that supply chain issues are profoundly impacting their […]
May ’22 at-a-glance … energy
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking feedback on its proposal to amend test procedures for walk-in coolers/walk-in freezers […]
Members, NAFEM support Ukraine relief
NAFEM members continue to step forward asking how/where they can help provide humanitarian relief in Ukraine and the surrounding countries. […]
Elected officials begin eyeing workforce challenges
Conversations among senators, agency budget requests, and a plethora of proposed federal and state legislation, all point to increased emphasis […]
NAFEM and our members fight hunger
We just received the Spring 2022 Impact Report from Feeding America, and we’re so glad NAFEM chose the organization for […]
NAFEM resources center valuable tool to keep abreast of issues
Information specific to members on everything from the conflict in Ukraine to government actions, and from human resources to COVID-19 […]
How 5G is driving global transformation, innovation and sustainability
As a leading provider of 5G network equipment, Ericsson knows how to maximize the technology. It’s new Lewisville, Texas plant […]
April ’22 at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
More than 350 of the 549 expired Section 301 product tariff exclusions on imports from China were reinstated by the […]
April ’22 at-a-glance … supply chain
The Senate passed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022. The House also passed its version of the bill for […]
April ’22 at-a-glance … regulations
Following comments submitted by NAFEM and others, California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) proposed delaying by two years the […]