Retailers hungry for wood

Article Abstract:

Furniture market is experiencing good response and demand from retailers as well as costumers in 2005 but United States government policies intended to discourage importation and sale of foreign-made goods at lower prices than domestic prices are creating some problems. The opinion from different retailers on the same issue is discussed.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Customer relations, Company pricing policy

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New prices, faster shipping on tap in wood

Article Abstract:

Producers of case goods furniture are studying new prices and faster deliveries as they come to the High Point, North Carolina market. Some of these producers have had major collections planned for over a year. Many retailers are not yet familiar with some "between-market" products.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Exhibitions, Company business planning, High Point, North Carolina

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