NAMM Policy Priorities
Public Policy for NAMM Members
NAMM serves its members by tracking, engaging and educating on matters of public policy, based on three priorities: Business Compliance, Music Education Advocacy and Workforce Development. We represent the interests of the music products industry through virtual and in-person advocacy campaigns, such as the NAMM Music Education D.C. Fly-In. Members are invited to participate in trade, sustainability and music education advocacy working groups, as well as in educational webinars and advocacy efforts. Contact us for more information.
Featured Article
April 11, 2025
China's President Xi Jinping announced that the 84-percent reciprocal tariffs on American products would be increased to 125 percent. This announcement came the day after the White House made its clarifying pronouncement that it would levy a145-percent tariff on goods imported from China. China's retaliatory tariffs are scheduled to take effect at 12:01 am on Saturday, April 12.
The White House further clarified that products considered non-compliant under the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) are not subject to the 90-day pause announced on April 10. I...