The U.S. has achieved steady and positive progress the past months as it moves closer to ratifying the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The landmark trade agreement will cultivate hundreds of thousands of new U.S. jobs and continue to support the current 2 million U.S. jobs...
WASHINGTON — This week more than 50 vinyl business leaders took to Capitol Hill to highlight key industry issues and ask members of Congress and their staffs for legislative support. In the course of over 70 meetings with Congressional offices, they asked for support of...
WASHINGTON - Today, the Vinyl Institute (VI) presented Representative John Katko (R-NY) with its inaugural Congressional Champion Award during the vinyl industry’s annual Congressional Fly-in. The award recognizes his extraordinary work to secure significant new funding for our nation’s water and wastewater infrastructure. Matt Siegel, vice...
VI President and CEO, Ned Monroe, provided the following statement regarding EPA’s recent announcement of its priority substances list for its TSCA prioritization process: “This week U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its list of priority substances for its TSCA prioritization process. The agency is required...
The Vinyl Institute is calling on Congress to support legislation this year that would address the large and growing deficit in infrastructure investments. As part of the Infrastructure Working Group, VI joined over 150 industry groups in a letter sent to leaders of both the...
On Tuesday, February 5, 2019, President Trump delivered his State of the Union Address with a call for bipartisanship. One of the most important opportunities for finding common ground, the President said, was with renewed investments in America’s infrastructure. Both parties have spent the past...
The Vinyl Institute’s Chairman, Dick Heinle released the following statement on tonight’s State of the Union address: “The President’s request for bipartisan cooperation in rebuilding our nation’s failing infrastructure was welcome news to the Vinyl Institute. The replacement of failing pipes in America’s water and wastewater...
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