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PRBA - The Rechargeable Battery Association is a Washington, DC-based organization that focuses on the regulations, standards, and safe transportation of rechargeable batteries. With a board of directors and an executive director, PRBA provides information, publications, and position papers on battery recycling, fire codes, and battery testing labs. They also offer membership benefits and a directory of current members. PRBA aims to promote the responsible use and disposal of batteries, particularly lithium batteries, through their advocacy and educational efforts. They work closely with battery recyclers, government agencies, and industry stakeholders to ensure the safe handling and transportation of batteries. PRBA's expertise in battery regulations and standards makes them a valuable resource for businesses and individuals involved in the battery industry.Generated from the website

The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) is a US-based international non-profit organization dedicated to improving recycling for plastics. They provide tools and resources to help companies design packaging that can be recycled, support innovations to overcome recycling challenges, and promote stable markets for post-consumer recycled content. APR's mission is to enable plastic recyclers to effectively transform plastic waste into a valuable resource. APR's Design Guide is widely recognized as the industry leader in providing technical guidance for the plastic recycling industry. It offers comprehensive and consensus-based recommendations for designing functional, attractive, and cost-effective plastic products that are fully compatible with material and plastics reclamation systems. Through their efforts, APR aims to address plastic waste and pollution by promoting recycling as a critical step alongside reduction and reuse.Generated from the website

The American Home Equity Council, based in Washington, DC, has been dedicated to protecting consumer credit choice since 1916. They provide advocacy, education, and resources to financial institutions and business partners, ensuring access to consumer credit options. With a focus on federal and state legislative advocacy, compliance, and regulatory affairs, the council works to promote a well-informed and competitive credit market. Through their membership, the American Home Equity Council offers a range of benefits, including networking opportunities, access to educational resources, and a comprehensive web-based monitoring system for legislative and regulatory tracking. They also provide publications and a business partner resource guide to help improve business results. Committed to consumer protection and access to credit, the council continues to support its members and advocate for the industry.Generated from the website