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Tariffs and Trade
The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) has been a vocal opponent of proposals to impose tariffs on plastic products, materials and machinery....
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Advocacy Action Center
In keeping with its mission to represent and serve as the voice of the plastics industry locally, nationally and internationally, the Plastics...
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International Trade
The U.S. plastics industry is facing unprecedented global competition and cost pressures that have substantially altered the operating environment...
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Codes & Standards
The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) is active in monitoring and developing codes and standards for the plastics industry. We regularly...
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Infrastructure
The plastics industry relies on a robust American infrastructure system to properly handle its material, and is also in a prime position to...
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The Hopper | March Edition
Congress Turning Eye More and More to Plastics John Grant, Director, Government Affairs The House Energy and Commerce Committee recently introduced...
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Environment, Health and Safety
The mission of the EHS+ Committee is to achieve continual performance improvement in worker safety, environmental and product regulatory areas of the...
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Food, Drug and Cosmetic Packaging Materials
The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) Food, Drug and Cosmetic Packaging Materials Committee (FDCPMC) is a public policy committee made up of...
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So, You Want to Stop Making Plastics. What Happens Afterward?
April 1, 2020 When hearing about challenges related to littered plastics in the environment, it is understandable that the knee-jerk reaction is to ask why everything isn’t just made from other materials, or whether a ban on plastics production would force the industry to recycle more. But it’s a lot like when a child proposes that the solution to global warming is eliminating cars: it’s overly simplistic, fails to understand how the economy works, and reveals an incomplete understanding of a complicated issue. -
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Why You Need to Be at This Year's Fly-In
February 26, 2019 Since January, House Democrats are now in charge of the agenda on one side of Capitol Hill, and there are more than 110 new members in both the House and the Senate. That means almost a quarter of our federally elected officials have not heard from our industry and what is important to us. -
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Rep. Thompson Visits Berry Global
June 7, 2018 Representative Glenn “GT” Thompson (R-PA-5) recently visited Berry Global’s Brookville, PA plant to get a first-hand look at plastics manufacturing in his district. Berry Global acquired the Brookville facility in 2014, which largely manufactures child resistant closures for the pharmaceutical industry.