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OW Lee, a manufacturer of high-end outdoor furniture, fire pits, and accessories located in Ontario, California, will offer a five-year warranty on all cushions starting on Oct. 1, 2019. This new warranty is 150% longer than the previous two-year warranty....

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Barb Hunter, Agio, USA, vice president Sales, National Accounts, is retiring on August 1 after 16 years with the company. Hunter is a 42-year veteran of the casual furniture industry. ...

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Heaton Outdoor Products announces its recent acquisition of the GORDON FERON COMPANY with its line of Outdoor Cleaning & Protectant maintenance products....

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CabanaCoast has been working diligently throughout the summer preparing for the upcoming 2019 ICFA Preview Show. A total of nine new collections were shown in Chicago from July 16 – 18; they featured an exciting variety of new SOL Rope and SOL Teak...

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Les Jardins Solar Lighting is an innovative and sophisticated series of high-efficiency, portable, solar-powered statement lighting products. Since 2014, the brand has been a pioneer in the solar lighting space, redefining the concept of sustainability...

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The International Casual Furnishings Association announces the finalists for the 2019 Apollo Awards. The program recognizes retail excellence in the sales and marketing of outdoor furnishings....

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Casual furniture leader Agio, USA, has announced the promotion of Doug Peppler to executive vice president....

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During the upcoming 2019 ICFA Preview Market, visitors to Castelle’s showroom #1576 – Chicago Merchandise Mart, will be treated to the unveiling of multiple luxury, aluminum outdoor furnishing collections encompassing hundreds of new product...

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Phifer’s new 2019-2021 indoor/outdoor fabric stock line pulls double duty, addressing the diverse needs of today’s outdoor furniture market and the consumer’s quest to create a balanced lifestyle....

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Imports at the nation’s major retail container ports will remain at high levels this summer but are expected to grow only modestly compared with last year’s rush to bring merchandise into the country ahead of scheduled tariff increases, according...

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