What We Do
Legislative Advocacy
CPP actively monitors and engages on state and federal legislation affecting protein packaging and food-contact materials.
Regulatory Engagement
We work with regulators and policymakers to promote practical, science-based approaches to packaging regulations.
Intelligence & Monitoring
Members receive updates and analysis on emerging legislative and regulatory developments that could affect their business.
Industry Representation
CPP provides a unified voice for protein packaging stakeholders, ensuring the industry’s perspective is represented in key policy discussions.
Coalition Building
We bring together manufacturers, suppliers, converters, recyclers, academia, ENGOs, and agri-think tanks to address shared challenges and opportunities.
Why Our Work Matters
Our members face varying amounts of regulatory mandates. CPP acts as a bridge to convene the entire value chain to educate and advocate for our packaging.
EPR legislation, packaging bans and restrictions, chemical reporting requirements, sustainability mandates, and various state and federal regulations can all have significant operational and financial impacts across the protein supply chain. CPP ensures that policymakers understand the essential role protein packaging plays in food safety, product integrity, and sustainability before regulations are enacted.
