Plastics Division Membership

Joshua Baca

Matthew Kastner

The Plastics Division of the American Chemistry Council (ACC) represents leading manufacturers of plastics, as well as other companies throughout the entire plastics value chain, and focuses on advocacy initiatives that promote sustainability and contribute to a more circular economy for plastics.

Christine Bryant , Senior Vice President, Polyurethanes – North America, Covestro LLC
When you’re part of ACC’s Plastics Division, you’re part of something bigger, a team that advocates for an entire industry and its value chain. And you’re part of a movement that is working to become a true partner in sustainability as we create a more circular economy for plastics.

To enable these ongoing innovations, The Plastics Division of the American Chemistry Council advocates for public policies that support the creation of state-of-the-art products and technologies that improve lives, contribute to a lower carbon future, and create more prosperous global communities.

We are dedicated to fostering progress in our economy, environment, and society, through member engagement, political advocacy, communications, and scientific research for our members.

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When you join the American Chemistry Council's Plastics Division you join a community leading the way to a more sustainable future.

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Whether you’re a new or long-time member, learn how you can get involved to advance the U.S. plastic industry towards a sustainable, circular economy.

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