Furniture Today - July 01, 2002
Cover Story
Furniture retailers address imports
The import issue has been a hot button in the furniture industry for some time, but much of the conversation has centered on how manufacturers develop their strategies to deal with it. But what about the import issue from the furniture retailer's perspective? With China's role in furniture production growing exponentially (see Furniture/Today's China report in the June 24 issu...
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