Recently, Alberto Vazquez, chairman of the Mexican Wood and Furniture Industry Suppliers Association (AMPIMM), said in a speech that the overall revenue of the country’s furniture industry is expected to increase by 22% compared to 2020 at the end of 2021.
Vazquez believes that by attracting importers from the United States and Canada, the furniture industry has become an industry that is still experiencing growth under the influence of the epidemic.
He predicts that in 2022, the Mexican furniture industry will continue to maintain positive growth. And because the home office has become the mainstream, the country's demand for wooden furniture will continue to increase.
The chairman of the industry supplier reported that in the past few days, he has held talks with importers from the United States and Canada to develop the furniture industry in Mexico.
"We are very optimistic about the development of next year." He said: "The next year will be better. The Sino-US trade war and other Asian furniture exporting countries are still facing various bottlenecks. These are very beneficial to Mexican exporters. It is to continue to increase the United States. It’s a great time to export furniture to Canada."
Vazquez concluded that, without considering the factor of shipping, it is quite attractive for North American furniture importers to do business with Mexico and import furniture and wood.
