US furniture imports grew faster in 2015 than in the two previous years. Wooden furniture imports were worth US$16.23 billion in 2015. Imports from all major suppliers increased.
China’s share in total imports decreased slightly to 47.3%, while Vietnam’s share grew to 18.5%. Malaysia’s share in total imports increased from 3.8% in 2014 to 4.1% last year.
The strongest growth was in imports from Malaysia and Vietnam. Imports from Malaysia were worth US$673.3 million in 2015 (+20%). Vietnam exported close to US$3 billion worth of wooden furniture (+19%). Imports from China increased 10% to US$7.67 billion in 2015.
Furniture imports from Mexico have grown in recent years. In 2015, the US imported US$760.3 of wooden furniture from Mexico, representing almost 5% of total imports.
Imports from Indonesia were worth US$587.6 million, up 5% from 2014.
Wooden furniture imports from Europe did not grow as strongly in 2015 as imports from Asia, Canada and Mexico.
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