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Amid Rising Costs, High Point Mayor and NC Furniture Leaders Voice Concerns Over Whatley-Backed Tariffs
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Amid Rising Costs, High Point Mayor and NC Furniture Leaders Voice Concerns Over Whatley-Backed Tariffs
Though manufacturing is a very different business today than it was during North Carolina’s 20th-century furniture boom, High Point remains the heart of the state’s furniture industry. The city’s furniture leaders and mayor warned at a recent press event that federal tariffs are hurting sales and making long-term planning next to impossible. High Point Mayor Cyril Jefferson pointed to the reality that prices are rising, not only in the furnitur…
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