In 2020, Vietnam's furniture exports to the United States are worth 7.4 billion U.S. dollars, a 31% increase from the 5.7 billion U.S. dollars in 2019.

In contrast, China’s exports of furniture to the United States are worth 7.33 billion U.S. dollars, a sharp drop of 25% from the 9.7 billion U.S. dollars in 2019.

Since the beginning of this year, Guangzhou Customs, in accordance with the deployment of the General Administration of Customs, has taken multiple measures to do a good job in customs inspections. In addition to carrying out "joint inspections between departments in the verification field", it has also explored the use of third-party reporting systems and enterprise self-inspection results recognition. Reduce the burden on enterprises and reduce interference in their normal production and business activities.

Since the beginning of the rainy season, in order to help companies better cope with the impact of high temperature and high humidity in the Lingnan region on the production and export of wooden furniture, Guangzhou Customs has instructed companies to carry out pest control operations on raw material storage yards, waste deposits and other places where mosquitoes are prone to breeding. , Strengthen the control of key production links such as drying and dehumidification, and prevent the products from re-moisture, mildew, damp deformation and cracking. Further strengthen the control of quality and safety testing standards, strengthen source management, improve the traceability system of the whole process, and adopt a combination of corporate self-inspection and third-party testing for furniture materials such as MDF, sponge and leather to ensure quality, safety, health, and environmental protection projects Meet the requirements of the importing country.