The National Reuse Network is a movement of activists, innovators, and nonprofit leaders creating a world without toxic, single-use food and beverage packaging. The network supports leaders working across the United States, and beyond, to: (1) catalyze and pass policies that promote reuse and reduce single-use food and beverage packaging; (2) save organizers time and support their efforts; (3) and ensure that reducing toxic chemicals in packaging is integrated in the policy work.

Goals and Impact:

The National Reuse Network (NRN) is designed to create a collaboration and learning hub for activists, innovators, and nonprofit organizations working on source reduction and reuse / refill policies and campaigns. NRN members work together for continued learning, strategy development, and resource sharing. Resources include the following, but are not limited to:

1. Model policies and tracking of new policies and reuse systems;
2. Organizing and strategic plans;
3. Written and digital resources;
4. Training for local activists;
5. Communications templates;
6. A map of policies and reuse systems;
7. Opportunities to connect with reuse businesses.