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By Louis Iannaco With the current state of the economy, consumers are looking for as much value for the buck as they can get... more
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By Fred Williamson, Vice president of operations, Starnet Worldwide and CARE board memberLike the old saying about retailing, the reclamation of carpet is all about three simple things: location, location and location... more
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By Dawson Winch, Global brand manager/DuPontWhat is in a name? A fiber’s generic name describes the chemical family for polymer raw materials. It tells us little about the properties of fibers spun for the polymer... more
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From being able to recycle itself to being re-used as a key component in other products to using bio-based or other postconsumer waste products, carpet is recognized as one of the most environmentally friendly building and decorating products around... more
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By Mollie Allen, Marketing communications manager, Shaw IndustriesCarpet is not often considered a green product, and some of the fault lies in the persistent myth that it contributes to poor indoor air quality... more
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By Sarah Zimmerman To separate from the pack and remain profitable— especially in trying times—a company needs to differentiate, find a niche... more
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Shaw Floors is founded on continuous innovation and the dedication to doing the right thing. The company has been working for decades on innovative ways of reducing waste, improving manufacturing processes and preserving natural resources... more
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By Matthew Spieler In today’s eco-conscious world, consumers are not just interested in purchasing a product because it is green; they want the company that makes it to be an overall good citizen when it comes to the environment... more
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By Sarah Zimmerman As with every category, advancements in technology continue to expand and innovate hardwood’s products and practices— including installation... more
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By Louis Iannaco The economic downturn that began in late 2006 has continued to negatively affect the flooring industry, and the tile category was once again no exception. However, while sales might be down, other aspects of the tile arena remain vibrant... more
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