Canadian factories looking for new ways to compete

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The Canadian furniture exports to the U.S. fell by 10.7% in 2003. The competition from Chinese furniture manufacturers and the rising Canadian dollar, which strengthened from 61 cents U.S. in 2002 to 71 cents in 2003 are the reasons behind the fall in exports.

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Canadian factories brace for increased import heat

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The Top 25 furniture and bedding firms in Canada could see increasing competitive pressures from Asian imports. However, the Top 25 firms do have the advantages of operational efficiencies and niche focus.

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Aaron set to enter Canadian market

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Aaron Rents will expand its store chain into Canada in late 2003. The company will launch six stores in the province of Ontario.

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