Furniture Today - March 23, 2009
Cover Story
Youth producers adjust to downturn
“Flat” seems to be the new “good” as far as sales are concerned in youth furniture. Vendors are looking closely at the bottom line, editing their number of SKUs and looking for ways to help their customers drive traffic. Earl Wang, vice president of product development for Lea Inds.
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