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New ReMA Member Spotlight: Mist Works
Based in Milton, Florida, Mist Works has been a manufacturing leader in the misting industry since 1998. The company is family owned and operated, building outdoor mist systems for industrial, commercial, hospitality, and residential industries. Their products are for cooling, humidification, odor control, dust suppression, and even fog effects. ReMA News spoke with Brad Ritter,...
Discover a New ReMA Chapter Event Through the RERF Annual Silent Auction
While ReMA2026 has wrapped up, the momentum from the Convention continues through the Recycling Education and Research Foundation (RERF) Annual Silent Auction, where several items and chapter experiences are still available for bidding. Every bid supports RERF’s critical work to strengthen the future of the recycled materials industry through public awareness, education, and research that...
ReMA Commends House Committee Passage of Bill to Boost Domestic Recycling Investment
(May 21, 2026 – Washington, D.C.) – Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) President Robin Wiener today released the following statement in response to House Energy and Commerce Committee passage of H.R. 2145, the Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act (RIAA): “ReMA applauds the House Energy and Commerce Committee for advancing the Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act (H.R....
New ReMA Member Spotlight: MetalNomad LLC
Based in Austin, TX, Metalnomad LLC represents a new concept of mobile foundry complexes that integrate induction furnaces, CNC machines, fiber lasers, filtration systems, solar panels, and artificial intelligence. ReMA News spoke with Atajan Rustamov, Founder & CEO of Metalnomad LLC, about his short-term and long-term goals for the company, how he decided to join ReMA, and...
ReMA’s ISRI Specifications Recognize Growing U.S. Paper Cup Recycling Access
Recycling access for paper cups has reached a new milestone in the United States. According to the Foodservice Packaging Institute (FPI), 20% of the U.S. population now lives in communities that accept both hot and cold paper cups for recycling — a fourfold increase from roughly 5% a decade ago. Reflecting this growth, ReMA added paper...
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