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The World Millwork Alliance (WMA) has signed a two-year partnership with Loews Hotels to host its 2026 and 2027 Annual Conventions & Trade Shows at two premier destinations: Loews Pacific at Universal Orlando (Sept. 14–16, 2026) and Loews Arlington Hotel & Convention Center (Oct. 18–20, 2027).

A major court ruling has blocked key tariffs imposed under the Trump Administration, citing limits under the IEEPA. The decision halts several tariffs and raises uncertainty for trade and supply chains. The case is now headed to the Supreme Court. WMA is monitoring the situation and will keep members informed as it develops.

WMA’s Director of Regulatory Affairs & Standards Development, Jessica Ferris, attended the ICC Group B Committee Action Hearings in Orlando to provide expert testimony on key proposals affecting exterior door requirements in the IRC. While WMA did not submit proposals this cycle, the Association played an active role in shaping outcomes on several critical issues.

WMA CEO Renee Hornsby shares a timely update on shifting U.S. trade policy, tariffs on millwork and shipping, and what it all means for our industry. Stay informed with our latest resource covering HTS codes, vessel duties, and domestic shipbuilding legislation.

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WMA opposes IRS’s complex tax credit rules, advocates for streamlined alternatives.

NAHB seeks tariff exemptions for building materials to protect housing affordability.

Fed maintains current interest rate, signaling caution and a focus on economic data for 2025.

New U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China set to reshape trade and supply chain dynamics.

Join us at the 2025 WMA Convention in Cleveland, Oct 26-29. Network, learn, and grow!