Furniture News

Singapore’s furniture retail sector was brought to its knees when the pandemic broke out last year in 2020. Agile businesses have adapted and recalibrated to the new normal, but it will take time to return to pre pandemic levels of efficiency. Although we can see the light at the end of the tunnel with Singapore’s high vaccination rates and endemic strategy leadership, the rest of the region is not faring so well. 

Malaysia's lockdown has big impacts on the Singapore retail industry, which includes electronics, textiles, furniture, raw materials and more. Read on to find out what you can do as a consumer.

Furniture retail in Singapore is bearing the brunt of Covid-19 losses. Global cargo shortages due to closed borders and factories at half-capacity are making it harder for retailers to navigate this uncertain climate. What’s causing this seismic shift? Read on to find out more.

A surge in demand for furniture, exercise equipment and other goods for shoppers sheltering at home in a worsening COVID-19 pandemic has upended normal trade flows. That has stranded empty cargo containers in the wrong places, spawning bottlenecks that now stretch from factories to seaports.