Furniture Today - January 25, 2010
Cover Story
Warehouses a key link
Unless business makes a dramatic comeback, case goods importers say they will likely continue to rely on domestic warehouses in the year ahead. For many, domestic warehouse programs have helped serve small and mid-sized dealers that don't want to order full or mixed containers. But in a tough economy with limited availability of cash and credit, larger customers also have rel...
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