south shore furniture

The packaging line at South Shore's factory in Sainte-Croix, Que. The company announced on Monday it is shutting down its operations. Renaud Philippe/The Globe and Mail South Shore Furniture, one of Canada’s major furniture makers, is shutting down operations as it buckles under trade pressure. The Quebec-based company said it could not continue in the face of dumping by rivals from China and Vietnam, which has lowered prices. It also cited the effect of U.S. import tariffs, which have hurt its own sales into the country and redirected Asian exports slated for the U.S. to less restrictive mark