American Composites Manufacturers AssociationIn a June 18th Federal Register notice, HUD announced that they were seeking public input in support of Build America, Buy America Act. HUD is seeking information on the availability of domestically manufactured...
Read MoreOSHA’s revised heat hazards directive identifies 55 high-risk industries and now includes plastic product manufacturing (NAICS Code – 3261), and prioritizes inspections during complaints, heat index days above 80°F, or heat-related weather alerts....
Read MoreHUD has proposed changing the definition of “manufactured home” so only the lowest transportable level of a multistory manufactured home must be built on a permanent chassis. Upper-floor sections...
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At ACMA we are expanding our efforts to help members supplying construction materials as several market forces combine to make FRP composites more attractive. Over the past decade, the...
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Arlington, VA — (November 24, 2025) The American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA) has announced the completion of a new Product Category Rule (PCR) for Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composite Products – Rebar...
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The 2025 version of ACMA’s LCA+EPD Generator is now up and running, and it’s already reshaping how composite manufacturers approach sustainability documentation. Designed to prepare cradle-to-gate environmental product declarations...
Read MoreArlington, VA — (April 23, 2025) The American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA) is proud to announce the publication of a new Product Category Rule (PCR) for industrial platforms and stairways, marking...
Read MoreIn the last few weeks of the Biden Administration, EPA proposed styrene for prioritization for risk assessment under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and opened a 90-day comment...
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The Greenbuild International Conference & Expo, held Nov. 12 – 15, 2024, in Philadelphia, provided valuable insights for composites manufacturers navigating the growing focus on sustainable construction. Key topics...
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Wind turbines located in the deep ocean off U.S. shores could one day generate as much as 2.8 terawatts of energy, triple the amount needed to supply all the...
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