Recognizing Excellence and Innovation in the Home Furnishings Industry [Carmichael, CA] – [10/1/25] – The Home Furnishings Association (HFA) is excited to announce that nominations are now open for the 2026 HFA Pillar Awards (formerly known as the HFA Retailer of the Year Awards). These annual honors spotlight the individuals
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Friday, October 24 – Monday, October 27, 2025 HFA Retailer Resource Center, 1st Floor, Plaza Suites The Home Furnishings Association (HFA) is proud to present the HFA Seminar Series at the Fall 2025 High Point Furniture Market. The series offers four days of expert-led sessions designed to equip furniture retailers
The Home Furnishings Association (HFA) is thrilled to continue celebrating the exceptional achievements of the 2025 Retailer of the Year Award winners. These industry leaders have not only set the bar for excellence in Customer Experience, Company Culture, Social Responsibility, Innovation, and Industry Contribution but have also inspired us all
The Home Furnishings Association (HFA) remains committed to advocating for policies that support furniture retailers and the broader home furnishings industry. In a recent effort, HFA joined over 115 industry associations in opposing the U.S. Trade Representative’s proposed shipping tariffs, which could significantly increase costs for businesses and consumers. While
Several significant governmental actions have emerged this week, directly influencing home furnishings retailers and manufacturers. Understanding these policy changes is crucial for industry stakeholders to navigate the evolving landscape effectively and mitigate potential financial impacts. From rising shipping fees on Chinese-built ships to shifting trade regulations to sustainability mandates, staying
Congress Must Prioritize American Business by Extending Tax Cuts & Reducing Business Regulations One of President Donald Trump’s top campaign promises was to open the floodgates for businesses to thrive in the U.S. economy once again. The best way to deliver on that promise is to protect existing tax rates,
This week, several significant government policies have surfaced that directly impact home furnishings retailers and manufacturers. From increased tariffs and trade enforcement, environmental regulations, and lumber import scrutiny to economic policy, these changes will shape supply chains, pricing strategies, and business operations. Here’s what you need to know: Tariffs on
Week of March 7, 2025 As home furnishings retailers, staying informed about legislative and trade developments is crucial for navigating our industry’s evolving landscape. This week, several significant actions by the U.S. government have emerged, potentially influencing our industry now and in the future. 1. Implementation of New Tariffs on
The Home Furnishings Association (HFA) is excited to announce its 2025 Slate of Officers and the addition of six new board members. These industry leaders will bring fresh perspectives and expertise to the board of directors as the HFA continues its commitment to advancing the home furnishings industry and supporting
Starting January 1, 2025, Oregon will launch a statewide mattress recycling program aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainability. This new initiative is the result of Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) authorizing the Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) to establish a mattress stewardship program following the approval of a revised
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