HQ Function

The Washington, D.C. headquarters serves as the primary center for national policy development, legislative advocacy, and engagement with federal government agencies and international bodies. It's where NPPC influences laws and regulations affecting the U.S. pork industry.

Notable Features:

Strategically positioned near Capitol Hill and federal agencies, facilitating direct access for lobbying and policy discussions. The office is designed for effective advocacy and stakeholder meetings.

Work Culture:

The work culture at the D.C. headquarters is dynamic, policy-focused, and emphasizes strategic communication, government relations, and a deep understanding of agricultural and trade issues. Professionalism and proactive engagement are key.

HQ Significance:

Its location in the U.S. capital is critical for NPPC's core mission to represent pork producers' interests at the federal level, influencing crucial areas such as international trade, animal health regulations, and environmental policies.

Values Reflected in HQ: The D.C. headquarters embodies NPPC's commitment to robust advocacy, proactive political engagement, and serving as the unified voice of U.S. pork producers on the national and international stage.

Location:

While its offices are U.S.-based, NPPC maintains a strong global presence through its dedicated efforts in international trade advocacy. The organization actively works to open and expand foreign markets for U.S. pork, address trade barriers (both tariff and non-tariff), and ensure fair market access. This involves regular engagement with international standard-setting bodies, foreign governments, and industry counterparts across the globe to promote and defend U.S. pork exports.

Street Address:

122 C Street NW, Suite 875

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA