Member DashboardMember advocacy survey results are in
Our thanks to the NAFEM members who replied to the recent survey on business challenges and tariffs. We’ll have full results to report soon. In the meantime, […]
Amplifying Members’ Voices
NAFEM regularly joins forces with other organizations to advance the industry’s perspective with elected and appointed officials. During a recent […]
January ’26 at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
While we await the U.S. Supreme Court decision on the legality of the IEEPA tariffs, you can find the latest […]
January ’26 at-a-glance … regulations
Massachusetts H4870 and S1504 would ban the sale/distribution of cookware with intentionally added PFAS. As the House bill was recently […]
January ’26 at-a-glance … environment
HFC reporting under the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act Emissions Reduction and Reclamation rule begins in 2026. The rule […]
January 26′ at-a-glance … energy
Pictured from left to right: Robert Reed, Taylor Company; Jim Godiska, Follett LLC; Stephen Schaefer, Hoshizaki America; Scott Martin, Hillphoenix/A […]
December ’25 at-a-glance … environment
Several challenges make it impossible for automatic commercial ice machine (ACIM) manufacturers to modify their product portfolios to new refrigerants by current deadlines, so […]
December ’25 at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
While we wait for the Supreme Court’s ruling on the legality of the IEEPA tariffs, NAFEM’s legal team at Barnes […]
December ’25 at-a-glance … regulations
Until a clear and reasonable path forward for compliance with Washington State’s pending lead in cookware regulations can be found, […]
December ’25 at-a-glance … energy
With no rulemakings pending at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), one might ask why NAFEM is arranging a conversation to discuss energy […]
Amplifying Members’ Voices
NAFEM regularly joins forces with other organizations to advance the industry’s perspective with elected and appointed officials. Highlights of recent […]
November ’25 at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
U.S. Customs and Border Protection continue tariff collections during the government shutdown. Section 301 tariffs upheld The U.S. Supreme Court […]