The European furniture industry's collaborative organisation (EFIC), voices concern over possible new tariffs on EU furniture exports to the US following a statement by President Donald Trump. On August 23, President Trump announced a major investigation into furniture imports into the United States. According to the statement, 'the investigation will be completed within 50 days, and tariffs will be imposed on furniture imported from other countries at a rate yet to be determined. This is intended to bring furniture production back to the United States. The statement came two days after the EU and the US reached ...
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