The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association is standing firm on its antidumping and countervailing fight with the board literally standing shoulder to shoulder on a dais at the group’s annual spring meeting in support of these efforts. “We're going to continue to fight for our fair trade agenda,” said Jeff Gulledge, president of Montgomery, Alabama-based Bishop Cabinets and the incoming chairman of the association board. “We've seen the real dollars, $4.9 billion, by seeing this enforced properly. And we're going to continue to stay the course.”

For nearly six decades, the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association has ensured that cabinets can withstand the abuse they endure every day in a typical household.

In what the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association called a disturbing and shocking decision, the Department of Commerce decided to make no changes to preliminary results that found a 'zero dumping margin' as it relates to a specific Chinese furniture supplier.

The Kitchen Cabinets Manufacturers Association’s fall conference drew 260 Attendees from more than 100 companies, including 70 first-time attendees And 9 new member companies. And these numbers would have been slightly higher if not for the last-minute resignation from the association and withdrawal from the proceedings of three major cabinet companies and the company representatives that were scheduled to participate in the weeklong celebration in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Oct. 3 through 7.

Cabinetworks Group, MasterBrand Cabinets and American Woodmark resign from cabinet association. In this statement, the three companies outline their argument.

American Woodmark, MasterBrand Cabinets, and Cabinetworks Group have resigned from the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer's Association because of a difference of opinion regarding trade matters.

The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association is demanding that current duties on Chinese exports into the United States be kept at its current levels of 25 percent.

Some of the cabinetry firms in the FDMC 300 share their projections, plus a few strategies for success.

July's rise continues the trend of year-over-year sales growth. Year-to-date cabinet sales are up 18.3% over 2020, with custom sales up 21.5%, semi-custom sales 17.6% and stock sales up 18.1%.

Cabinet sales are continuing their significant rise over 2020.