June 2025
regulations and how to respond. From compliance checklists to regulatory brief- ings, we’re equipping our members with knowledge—not just to avoid penalties, but to operate more efficiently and com- petitively. These efforts reflect WPA’s broader goal of ensuring that members are informed, supported, and empowered to engage with state and local lawmakers on the policies shaping our industry.
Moving Forward Together
It’s easy to think of advocacy as something that happens “out there,” in government buildings or trade association offices. But the truth is, advocacy starts right here—when we pay attention to policy, share our experiences, and take the time to get involved.
Every challenge—from tariffs to local air quality mandates—presents an opportunity: to speak up, to collaborate, and to shape a stronger future for the pallet industry.
The Western Pallet Association is proud to serve as that voice, but we can’t do it alone. Your insights, your engagement, and your willingness to advocate for this industry are what give our work meaning. Let’s keep pushing forward—together.
WPM