Chemistry Australia’s representation includes Affiliated Associations and Interest Groups.
This structure enables a broader and more aligned industry with greater scope for the development of industry-wide strategy, while allowing for significant sub-sectors to maintain focus on issues, policy and regulation specific to them. Alignment has benefit in providing a consolidation of member services and access to a broader network of members and stakeholders.
Affiliated Associations
ANZIGA
ANZIGA members produce and distribute gases for the manufacturing, medical, food scientific and hospitality industries.
ANZIGA is an independent and technically orientated organisation representing companies that produce and distribute industrial gases, including bulk and compressed gas for the industrial, medical, food, scientific and hospitality markets in Australia and New Zealand.
APMF
The Australian Paint Manufacturers’ Federation (APMF) is the industry association for the paint and coatings industry, which is a vital part of Australia’s industrial manufacturing base.
The APMF represents 40 companies, including both large and small manufacturers, as well as members who are the suppliers of materials and services to the surface coatings industry. Its members account for more than 90 per cent of all paint manufactured in Australia.
The APMF is managed by Chemistry Australia and provides a range of services in the health, safety, environment, packaging, distribution, storage, logistics and technical areas. It also fulfils a vital function in advising members of changes to relevant legislation and regulations, and in representing members’ concerns to the relevant regulatory authorities.
Interest Groups
AMBA – The Australian Modern Building Alliance
AMBA is an interest group established under the auspices of Chemistry Australia to promote the use of polymers to enhance the sustainability of the built environment.
AMBA membership includes the leading suppliers of polymer materials to Australia’s building and construction industries, including BASF, Covestro, ERA Polymers, Huntsman Polyurethanes and Pacific Urethanes.
Plastics Stewardship Australia
Plastics Stewardship Australia to brings together key members to discuss issues, contribute to policy submissions, and develop communications initiatives relating to plastics product stewardship. The group’s focus includes waste and recycling issues, and the development of a circular economy.
Plastics Stewardship Australia’s aim is to advocate for the responsible development, selection on merit, sustainable use and end of life management of plastics in an Australian circular economy.