Trump says new tariffs will bring furniture making back to the US; experts are skeptical
President Donald Trump earlier this week promoted tariffs as a way to bring furniture-making manufacturing to North Carolina.
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Manufacturing PMI at 50.3%, wood sector grows as furniture contracts
Economic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded for the second month in a row in February after 26 consecutive months ...
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Making custom furniture a successful business model
While typical American furniture manufacturers continue to outsource production and supplies to international sources, at least one domestic firm is proving that craftsmanship and local sourcing can ...
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Industry representative body unveils Plan for Growth
The British Furniture Confederation (BFC), the public affairs umbrella body of furniture and beds, furnishings and flooring ...
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Trump probes lumber, timber imports for potential tariffs; names furniture as derivative product
Does the U.S.’ reliance on imported lumber and timber constitute a threat to national security? That’s what the Trump Administration aims to find out through a new executive order. “The wood products ...
INDIAWOOD 2025: 25 Years of Driving Innovation in Woodworking & Furniture Manufacturing
Marking a quarter-century of industry advancements & growth, INDIAWOOD 2025, the leading trade fair for woodworking and ...
Furniture still pays relatively well in Randolph County, survey finds
Latest survey of Randolph County manufacturing and technical employers finds growing wages despite upheaval in the furniture ...
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Trump says new tariffs will bring furniture making back to the US; experts are skeptical
Milikowsky described the tariffs as a "double-edged sword" for America’s furniture manufacturing industry. "While tariffs incentivize more domestic furniture production and boost downstream ...