Stay informed on the state-level policies shaping chemical distribution.
ACD's State Advocacy Network provides a centralized way to monitor legislative activity across all 50 states and understand how emerging policies could affect chemical distribution.
From new compliance requirements to changing product restrictions, state-level decisions can have a direct impact on supply chains, sourcing, operations, and the customers ACD members serve.
2026 Legislative Priorities
ACD monitors emerging state policies with the potential to affect chemical distributors. Key areas of focus in 2026 include:
States are considering proposals to restrict, redefine, or require disclosure of certain food additives. As transparency requirements expand and the Make America Healthy Again movement continues to influence policy discussions, these measures could affect sourcing, formulation, labeling, and supply chain responsibilities.
States continue advancing legislation related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), including reporting mandates, product restrictions, and phase-outs. These policies may introduce new compliance obligations and change how PFAS-containing materials are sourced, handled, and managed.
From emissions and waste requirements to chemical handling and sustainability standards, environmental policy remains highly active at the state level. New regulatory frameworks could create additional compliance expectations and operational considerations for chemical distribution companies.
Explore the Network
Use the interactive map below to explore state-level legislative developments being monitored by ACD.
ACD members are an important part of keeping the State Advocacy Network timely and accurate. If you are aware of legislation, regulatory activity, or other developments in your state that could affect your company or the chemical distribution industry, let us know.
Contact Ameenah Habib at ahabib@acd-chem.com .
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