Member DashboardApril ’22 at-a-glance … energy
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued its preliminary analysis evaluating the need for amended energy-conservation standards for automatic commercial […]
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 […]
April ’22 at-a-glance … environment
Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) producing hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) is a key priority of the Biden administration as it works toward the […]
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 […]
USTR Reinstates Certain Exclusions from China Section 301 Tariffs
USTR announced March 25, that some China Section 301 product exclusions will be reinstated and effective until Dec. 31, 2022. […]
March ’22 at-a-glance … supply chain
On March 3, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Technology heard from Daniel Maffei, chair of the Federal […]
What makes a CEO successful?
CEO Excellence draws on interviews from dozens of top-performing leaders of some of the world’s most successful companies to identify […]
NAFEM resources center valuable tool to keep abreast of issues
Information specific to NAFEM members on everything from the conflict in Ukraine to government actions, and from human resources to […]
March ’22 at-a-glance … regulations
In the U.S., the current focus on extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws is primarily directed at plastic and packaging. However, […]