NAFEM comments to DOE on ways to reduce regulatory burden
As required by Executive Order 13777 offsetting the number and cost of new regulations, the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE) is seeking […]
Global Conformity Schemes
NAFEM is proud to introduce a new resource to help members identify international certification resources. The Global Conformity Assessment Scheme Tool provides […]
Department of Energy
U.S. DOE Energy Conservation Program for Consumer Products and Industrial Equipment This webinar, presented in October 2016, by the U.S. Department […]
Plan to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions submitted to California Air Resources Board (CARB)
The Orange County, Calif.-based South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) has completed its 2016 Air Quality Management Plan – a regional […]
NAFEM sustainability calculator
The Sustainability Calculator is a free environmental impact tool NAFEM developed in partnership with ASTM. The tool defines a standard […]
National Motor Freight Transportation Association
Commodity classification standards board (CCSB) The transportation industry is responding to reduced capacity in two ways, both of which are […]
Environment Canada proposes regulatory measures on hydrofluorocarbons
NAFEM members who manufacture or sell commercial refrigeration equipment in Canada would be required to reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbons […]
National Motor Freight Transportation Association (NMFTA) initiates major damage claim
On April 18, the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) guidelines introduced a major change to the concealed damage claim rule. […]
Campaign against union “card check” bill making headway – NAFEM members again urged to call, write congress
This bill, better called “card check” legislation, would replace current law that requires a secret ballot before a union is […]
Congressional small business committee supports action on “business activity” taxes
This bipartisan action, somewhat uncommon in an election year, is a welcome development. Legislation to make clear that states cannot […]