Supply chain logistics Archives - Page 69 of 103

United, Lane cease operations permanently

TUPELO, Miss. — In a surprise and sudden development, United Furniture Industries announced it is closing its doors permanently, a move that will impact all …

We have a truck driver problem. Is it a shortage — or retention?

Being a musician, the recent acquisition of Shelba Johnson Trucking by Brooks Furniture Xpress caused the Grateful Dead’s song “Truckin’” to start playing in my …

Execs see continuing supply chain issues, survey shows

Many surveyed by SAP SE believe their supply chain needs improvement and see issues lasting until late summer 2023 It had to be more than …

What to know about upcoming PFAS regulations

As PFAS chemicals are becoming regulated in states across the nation, it’s helpful to know what the regulations are, why they are being instated and …

U.S. revokes Russia’s status as a market economy

Move will affect how the Department of Commerce handles Russia in future antidumping investigations WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States Department of Commerce said this …

Small boxes for big boxes

Handy Living re-imagines upholstery to reach furniture stores most efficiently HIGH POINT — Handy Living came to the October Market here with its eye on …

Purple Innovation maps out brand positioning, marketing strategy

Company’s Q3 conference call offers insights into how it plans to segment its line into a good, better, best offering LEHI, Utah — Purple Innovation’s …

Horizon Home eliminates equipment surcharges

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Case goods and upholstery manufacturer Horizon Home said it is eliminating all existing equipment surcharges from future invoices effective Nov. 11. The …

Importer to pay $3.25M in settlement over alleged evasion of tariffs on China-made furniture

CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif. — An importer and reseller of Chinese-made furniture and other goods has agreed to pay $3.25 million to the U.S. government …