Articles Tagged with ''imports''

CFL announced it has started shipping stone plastic composite products from its newly established Taiwanese and Vietnamese facilities.

After President Trump and China President Xi Jinping agreed to halt trade tariffs last weekend at a post-G20 meeting in Buenos Aires, Floor Trends connected with Harlan Stone, founder of the American Consumers & Workers Justice Coalition (ACWJC) and president of the Multilayer Flooring Association (MFA), to get his take on what it means for the industry.

Over the past few months, we've waited with bated breath as the U.S. and China trade war—initiated by the U.S. to balance trade with China—has gained momentum.

President Trump and China President Xi Jinping have agreed to halt trade tariffs at the 10% rate.

The 43 members of the National Floorcovering Alliance met in Napa, Calif., for their fall conference to strategize growth in today’s new norm of political challenges, price pressures, and a lack of qualified installers.

With tariffs on Chinese-imported luxury vinyl tile potentially reaching 25% on January 1, retailers and distributors are encouraged to figure out new ways to get the right products at the right price at the right time to the consumer.

Shannon Specialty Floors announced that it will run a rebate promotion to assist its clients with recent tariff price increases and supply issues.

Adore Floors has reported that its core and flagship luxury vinyl products are manufactured in South Korea and unaffected by recent tariff increases.

Raskin recently reported that its lines will be unaffected by the recently imposed tariff on goods imported from China.

American OEM and Hearthwood Floors have no plans to increase the price of any products as a reaction to recent tariffs.