The Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) represents more than 1,700 companies in the U.S. and 40 countries around the globe.
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In the @WashTimesOpEd, ReMA President Robin Wiener shares why recycled materials—and the domestic smelting, refining, and processing capacity that supports them—are central to America’s manufacturing and #criticalminerals future. washingtontimes.com/news/202… #Recycling #Manufacturing
Attending Pack Expo? Stop by booth N-4537 to connect with ReMA! #PACKEXPOInternational
When a fire starts, every second matters. Employees should know how to report the fire, alert others and give emergency responders the information they need.
Review your plan this #FirePreventionMonth and explore ReMA’s fire safety resources: recycledmaterials.org/firesa…
ReMA & @kabtweet present the Youth Recycling Challenge! High school students: Pitch your creative recycling idea for a chance to win $500! Enter by Nov 15. Share with a teacher, school, or student! Details: kab.org/youthactioncentral
Congratulations to ReMA’s CFO, Margie Erinle, on being named a NonProfit CFO Star at the 2026 DCA Live NonProfit CFO Awards! We couldn't be prouder of this well-deserved recognition.
A diverse, qualified workforce is key to the success of a business. This #MFGDay, we’re celebrating the careers that power a circular economy. From hands-on operations to sustainability leadership, the recycled materials industry offers rewarding careers that power manufacturing.
A recycled product’s journey involves more people than you might expect.
Across the U.S., nearly 175,000 people work directly in recycled materials operations.
On #MFGDay26, we’re recognizing the people whose work helps get materials ready for their next use in manufacturing.
As Congress considers the Ratepayer Protection Act, ReMA supports protecting manufacturers and other large energy users from unfair costs tied to new data center development. #Recyclers and the #manufacturers they serve shouldn’t subsidize the growth of data centers.
#Recycling is more than what happens to a material at the end of its life. It is what makes the next generation of American products, infrastructure, and innovation possible.
ReMA and Jason Learning are thrilled to launch the 2026-27 Youth Recycling Contest!
This year’s theme: America is Made with Recycled Materials!
We're challenging students to look at their own communities and discover how recycled materials are already helping build America. Their creativity and curiosity can help tell an important story about the essential role recycling plays in our economy and our future.
Entries are due December 11, 2026
Learn More: jason.org/2026-rema-jason-re…
While #ClimateWeekNYC highlights new solutions—recycling has been making an impact for centuries. ReMA members recover materials from old cars, buildings, and appliances, cutting the need for new resources and lowering emissions. Learn more: recycledmaterials.org/enviro…
Pleased that U.S. House of Representatives passed the BRACE Act to establish universal waste standards for lithium batteries within 18 months. ReMA & industry partners support an amendment to exclude lithium batteries from the definition of solid waste, clearing barriers that make battery recycling harder.
✅ PASSED: The House just passed my bipartisan BRACE Act!
My bill updates outdated federal rules to make lithium-ion batteries easier to recycle, keeping them out of landfills while recovering critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel here in America.
Recycle more. Recover more. Depend less on China. 🇺🇸
Today we remember the victims of September 11, 2001. We honor the heroism of the first responders and the resilience of the families impacted. #NeverForget
This Labor Day, ReMA recognizes the men and women whose dedication and skill drive the recycled materials industry forward every day.
As the backbone of American manufacturing, our workforce keeps supply chains resilient, communities growing, and sustainable innovation moving forward.
Happy #LaborDay! #RecycledMaterials
Industry advocacy in action!
Aaron Gaby of ReMA member Gaby Iron and Metal recently joined lobbyist Chris Nybo for three events connecting with Illinois State Representatives, Senators, key staffers, and leaders. The meetings gave Aaron the opportunity to tell his story, putting the recycled materials industry front and center with state lawmakers and policy leaders.
Building these state-level relationships ensures that as policies evolve, the recycled materials industry remains a key part of the conversation. #ReMAAdvocacy #RecycledMaterials
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Automakers and Recyclers Make the Case for Closer Ties on the Road to Circularity - Read more at buff.ly/mdrT9Pf @WeAreReMA #AutoRecycling #AutomotiveCircularity #VehicleRecycling #CircularEconomy #Recycling #AutomotiveIndustry
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I was in Nashville for a couple days helping plan for the upcoming @WeAreReMA Convention. ReMA The Show 2027 is scheduled for April 12-15. Check out: rema2027.org
This week, ReMA joined SA Recycling and AT&T’s Global Security team to explore new ways to strengthen our collaboration on metal theft prevention. Together, we’re leveraging tools like ScrapTheftAlert.com, law enforcement outreach, specialized training, and other industry resources to protect our communities and the recycled materials industry.
Help us name a future K9 hero! Thanks to the recycled materials industry, Operation ReRUFF is sponsoring two new service dogs. Donate for a chance to choose the next dog’s name—every entry supports their training and care. Join us: rerfoundation.org/rerf-progr…
Safely or not at all!
ReMA member Full Circle Recycling had a special guest for Safety Stand Down week as ReMA’s Jerry Sjogren stopped by to discuss fire safety and prevention!
How are you standing down for safety this week? #ReMASafety #SafelyOrNotAtAll #SafetyStandDownWeek
