Talking Finishing Regulatory Policy
The National Association for Surface Finishing recently held its Washington Forum – a great event providing insight into policy discussions on the table in D.C.
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The National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF) held its Washington Forum April 4-6. The event drew finishing industry professionals from across the country for an update on the latest legislative policies up for discussion in D.C. The event is a fantastic way to gain insights into regulations that could shape the surface finishing industries for years to come, and to participate in the discussion.
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