IMFA is committed to driving positive change and advancement within the molded fiber industry. Through strategic advocacy efforts, we empower members to engage with policymakers, build strong relationships, and position molded fiber as a key solution for sustainability and economic growth.
As part of this mission, we’ve developed the IMFA Industry Affairs Toolkit—an exclusive resource designed to help members effectively advocate for the industry in their regions.
What’s Inside the Toolkit?
This comprehensive resource equips IMFA members with the tools needed to advocate confidently and successfully, including:
- Advocacy Checklist: Step-by-step guidance for engaging with legislators.
- Customizable Templates: Ready-to-use email and press release templates.
- Meeting Agenda: A structured agenda to ensure productive discussions with policymakers.
- Compelling Talking Points: Key industry statistics and messaging to support your advocacy efforts.
- Post-Meeting Follow-Up Resources: Templates to maintain relationships and provide additional information.
Why Advocacy Matters
Molded fiber is more than just a packaging material—it’s a sustainable solution driving innovation, reducing environmental impact, and creating economic opportunities. Advocacy ensures that the industry receives the support it needs to thrive, including:
- Legislative Support: Encouraging policies that promote recyclable and compostable packaging solutions.
- Financial Incentives: Securing tax credits, grants, and subsidies for eco-friendly manufacturing.
- Market Expansion: Driving demand for molded fiber through government procurement and public awareness campaigns.
- Workforce Development: Building a skilled workforce to support industry growth.
Exclusive to IMFA Members
The Industry Affairs Toolkit is available only to IMFA members, providing a distinct advantage in advocating for molded fiber. By joining IMFA, you’ll gain access to this valuable resource, along with other membership benefits, including networking opportunities, industry insights, and advocacy representation.