Advocacy & Compliance

Advocacy

From federal and state to international, ReMA’s advocacy efforts build on the role the recycled materials industry has in ensuring a sustainable and resilient future for our planet and our economy.

Our Cause

Advocacy Agenda

  • Strengthen Manufacturing Supply Chains
  • Enable a Strong, Innovative, and Competitive Recycling Industry
  • Promote Practical, Evidence-Based, and Operationally Realistic Environmental Policies
  • Build, Protect, and Sustain the Recycling Workforce

Additional Resources

Local & Global Resources

Learn about the people and commodities that make up this dynamic industry and create a more resilient and sustainable future for all!

Federal Resources

With headquarters in Washington, DC, ReMA regularly meets with nationally elected officials to discuss pertinent industry topics.

State Resources

Our robust state program provides resources to advocate on behalf of the industry at the local level.

International Resources

ReMA’s international trade efforts highlight the essential role of recycled materials in the global economy.

Latest Policy Statements

ReMA has developed policy and position statements on a variety of topics, representing the interests of the recycled materials industry.

Be a Congressional Champion for Recycling

The ReMA PAC complements the work of ReMA’s Federal Advocacy team by ensuring that a bipartisan slate of congressional lawmakers have the resources to pursue or remain in office working as champions on behalf of the recycled materials industry.

Our Impact

ReMA’s Impact

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More than 506,000 jobs supported by the U.S. recycled materials industry.

$117 Billion

The economic impact of the recycled materials industry in the United States.

130 Million

Metric tons of valuable recycled materials are processed by the industry annually in the U.S.

Voices of ReMA

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Advocacy