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Robert Dalheim, senior editor of case goods and global sourcing, has been writing about the woodworking industry and business news since 2015. He is a graduate of Northern Illinois University with degrees in journalism and political science. Contact Bobby at rdalheim@furnituretoday.com or by calling (336) 605-3815.
Recent Articles from Bobby Dalheim
Manufacturers
October 26, 2023
Hekman Furniture marks 100 years of business
High-end case goods manufacturer Hekman Furniture is celebrating its 100th anniversary in business.
New Products
October 26, 2023
Vanguard goes for glamour and elegance with new collection
Vanguard Furniture unveiled its new Splendor collection at the recent High Point Market, and CEO Andy Bray shares insights on how the company works the tradeshow.
Logistics
October 26, 2023
J.B. Hunt awards employees’ families nearly half a million in scholarships
Trucking and supply chain giant J.B. Hunt has awarded $437,000 in scholarships to 100 of its employees’ families.
Supply Chain
October 25, 2023
Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach report strong import gains in September, citing rising consumer confidence
The two biggest West Coast ports saw significant volume and import gains in September.
Industry News
October 25, 2023
Klaussner liquidation is underway; here’s who’s handling it
SB360 Capital Partners has been selected as the exclusive agent for the disposition of Klaussner's inventory.
Wood Furniture
October 25, 2023
Case goods suppliers push hard into new product, new categories
It was a big fall market for case goods suppliers, many of which expanded into new categories, others that introduced the largest number of new items ever, and several that entered new categories ...
Opinion
October 24, 2023
5 takeaways from my trip to furniture market last week | Bobby Dalheim
Here are five takeaways and trends I noticed at last week's High Point Market.
Industry News
October 24, 2023
Housing starts gain unexpectedly, despite high interest rates
Despite elevated mortgage rates averaging above 7%, single-family starts posted a gain in September.