Business Management - Government/Governmental

Now that the dust has settled from the 2024 elections, it is time to assess what impact the Trump administration will have on OSHA.

Imagine having to tell your customers that black ink and subsequently process printing were off limits. That nearly became the reality in New Jersey and New York, where proposed legislation targeted the use of carbon black in packaging.

The Washington Department of Ecology has reignited concerns by including printing inks in its latest Safer Products Report.

The Flexible Packaging Association applauded the advancement of the STEWARD Act, which aims to expand recycling for flexible packaging.

At the start of a new calendar year and a new presidential administration, PRINTING United Alliance experts weigh in on what to expect.

The invite-only PRINTING United Alliance Legislative Fly-In event includes public policy education, issue advocacy, and interaction wit

Gary Jones of PRINTING United Alliance discusses his session on OSHA compliance at PRINTING United Expo 2024.

Staying ahead of environmental regulations is crucial for compliance and to gain a competitive edge.

A New York bill that would have banned certain chemicals found in black inks failed to pass the state legislature.

AMERIPEN announced that it supports the packaging extended producer responsibility framework passed by the Minnesota legislature.