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National Retail Federation (NRF)

  • NRF, RILA warn that new tariffs will hurt U.S. consumers

    The nation’s retail associations are not happy with the Trump Administration’s announcement of additional tariffs on appliances and other consumer electronics imported from China.
  • Retail groups oppose steel and aluminum tariffs; ‘tax on American families’

    Two of the nation’s largest retail associations have come out against President Trump’s plans to order new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
  • NRF: Retail sales outlook positive for Super Bowl

    It’s shaping up to be a big year for the big game.
  • On heels of Equifax incident, retailers cite need for uniform data breach law

    The National Retail Federation is once again making the case for a new federal law on data breach notifications.   Citing the recent breach at the Equifax credit reporting agency, National Retail Federation and other industry associations are telling Congress that any new federal law on data breach notification should apply to all industries that handle consumer data.   
  • NAFTA Renegotiations: What’s at Stake for Retailers?

    In May, United States Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Lighthizer began the formal process for renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which establishes the rules of trade among Canada, Mexico and the United States. The retail sector has urged USTR to preserve NAFTA’s basic structure, while advocating changes that could help retailers begin sourcing more items from NAFTA countries rather than Asia. As explained below, the outcome of NAFTA renegotiation also will signal the future direction of U.S. trade law and policy.  
  • Supreme Court decision a win for large retailers

    The way has been cleared for retailers to challenge swipe fees in the coming years.    The Supreme Court on Monday declined to reinstate a class-action lawsuit settlement that would have blocked merchants from challenging Visa and MasterCard over credit card swipe fees.    
  • Two retail associations to combine risk events

    The Food Marketing Institute and National Retail Federation will combine their existing risk and safety signature events into one cross-industry event starting in 2018.   The two groups will sponsor Protect in 2018, according to an announcement made Wednesday at the FMI’s Audit, Safety, Asset Protection Conference in Orlando.   
  • Holiday weekend recap: Purchases up, but average spending declines 3.5%

    Average spending per person over Thanksgiving weekend totaled $289.19, down from $299.60 last year, according to a survey conducted by National Retail Federation.  
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