“We urge the administration and Congress to work together with industry stakeholders to chart a trade agenda that considers the needs of everyday Americans while also protecting America’s long-term interests.”
Through main-stage discussions and peer exchanges, participants emphasized that while innovation is critical, strong fundamentals are the foundation of performance.
“I look forward to the work that we will do at RILA to advocate for certainty and stability for retailers and the consumers who they serve,” said Daniele.
Updates enable retailers and industry leaders to more accurately and consistently measure and communicate direct-use product emissions.
“The phase-out has moved faster than anyone expected,” said RILA’s Austen Jensen.
We urge Congress to work together and reach an agreement that reopens the government and restores certainty for businesses, workers, and families.
The Federal Reserve, which manages coin distribution, is already reporting shortages at numerous locations.
Founded in 2010 as the independent legal arm of RILA, the RLC has filed over 250 amicus briefs.
Most recently, Chang was Senior Advisor for Policy and Executive Communications at the U.S. Trade Representative's Office.
RILA urges the FTC to use its authority to crack down on illegal digital commerce by ensuring online platforms comply with the INFORM Act.
As ORC groups adapt and become digitally sophisticated, retailers seek a collaborative approach that combines legislation, enforcement, and technology-driven security solutions.
During her tenure, McGuigan became a central figure in the organization’s legal and regulatory efforts, known for her strategic leadership and deep engagement with retail legal and compliance leaders.
This year’s Retail Asset Protection Conference features several major initiatives and findings aimed at addressing retail crime and restoring vitality to communities served by retailers.
“The President’s plan is not a targeted attempt to protect American innovation or national security but will hit every family’s budget.”
“Families want the Trump administration to focus its mandate on policies that lower costs and already have a proven track record to unlock investment and growth.”
Retailers are particularly concerned about a proposed port service fee that could be passed onto cargo owners, adding to supply chain costs.
