President Trump said Monday that details are forthcoming on tariffs for furniture imports, following his announcement last week of a 30% levy on such goods. His social media post did not mention if or when details will be released on his threatened tariffs on imported cabinets, vanities and associated products that he said would go into effect on Oct. 1.

The American Kitchen Cabinet Alliance (AKCA) applauded President Trump's proposed 50% tariff on all cabinetry and component parts as the result of a Section 232 investigation.

The Canadian Kitchen Cabinet Association (CKCA) called on Prime Minister Mark Carney to ensure the federal government will consider the Canadian cabinetry manufacturers in the federal government’s national housing initiative.

President Trump on Thursday, Sept. 25, said the U.S. would impose 50% tariffs on cabinetry, vanities, and associated imported products, posting that exporting nations are "flooding" the U.S. with these products and calling it a matter of national security. The tariffs would go into effect on Oct. 1.

EnHomee 13-drawer dressers made by Changzhou Jiaxuan Intelligent Furniture Co. Ltd. of China were recalled because they are allegedly unstable if not anchored to a wall. According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission, the dressers fail to meet the mandatory standard required by the STURDY Act.

Plans for a record-breaking skyscraper in downtown Milwaukee are on hold due to tariffs and inflation, the project's developers said Thursday

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Economic activity in the manufacturing sector contracted in August for the sixth consecutive month. Highlights: new orders are growing while production and employment are contracting; supplier deliveries are slowing; raw materials inventories contracting; customers' inventories too low; prices increasing; exports and imports contracting.

Health Canada's sampling and evaluation program has determined that the black coatings applied to the legs and metal base of Lars Counter Wood Top table and Lars Counter Chairs contain lead in excess of the allowable limit established by the Surface Coatings Materials Regulations.

Since April 2025, the Trump Administration has imposed tariffs on lumber and other products. Now, the President has directed a tariff investigation into imported furniture.