The 417-page bill would overhaul portions of federal environmental laws to shorten permitting timelines and provide greater certainty for approved projects. Continue Reading
The association says the state has not answered its core constitutional arguments as Colorado opposes the request for a preliminary injunction. Continue Reading
The association is asking the appeals court to overturn a previous ruling that rejected its constitutional challenges to the state’s packaging recycling program. Continue Reading
As more states impose extended producer responsibility requirements, distributors face uncertainty over who is responsible, how fees are calculated, and whether the emerging patchwork can survive legal challenges. Continue Reading
A district court declined to strike down the law, but the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors says its fight against EPR will continue. Continue Reading
NAW and 17 states argue the legislation imposes costly requirements on businesses before California has finalized key compliance rules. Continue Reading
The final rule makes permanent the exemption from the Corporate Transparency Act and directs FinCEN to delete previously submitted information from U.S. persons. Continue Reading
The newly published AI Governance Architecture emphasizes workforce development, transparency, and responsible implementation for wholesale distributors. Continue Reading
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors contends the state's packaging recycling program violates the U.S. Constitution and imposes unlawful requirements on businesses. Continue Reading
Revenue expectations and hiring plans improved from last quarter, though investment intentions declined as owners continued to grapple with rising costs. Continue Reading
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors argued the state's packaging recycling program unlawfully delegates regulatory authority to a private organization. Continue Reading
The latest trade action replaces temporary worldwide tariffs with country-specific duties that could remain in effect for four years. Continue Reading
