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Misamex Furniture

Founded in 2019 in Ho Chi Minh City, Misamex Furniture brings designs to life with craftsmanship and heart. With an 8,000 m² factory and skilled artisans, we specialize in OEM/ODM production of metal- and wood-frame furniture for hospitality, restaurants, and homes. Our portfolio spans sofas, outdoor sets, dining chairs, and custom projects, built with durable materials and attention to detail. Exporting 95% of our products to markets like North America, Singapore, Australia, and Japan, we’re known for fast lead times, competitive pricing, and lasting partnerships. At Misamex, we believe:

“A space that fits – A heart that’s full.”

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When Costs Rise Faster Than Revenue: Manufacturing Enters Survival Mode

Manufacturing businesses today are not struggling because of a lack of orders. The real pressure comes from something far more dangerous: costs are rising faster than revenue can keep up. We are seeing a clear “double pressure” across the industry. On one side, input costs—from energy, materials, logistics, and labor—continue

Furniture Industry Under Pressure: Growth in an Unpredictable Market

The global furniture industry is entering a phase where growth is no longer constrained by demand alone—but by uncertainty. Rising input costs, slowing export markets, and prolonged geopolitical tensions are reshaping how manufacturers operate. What used to be a challenge of “finding orders” has now evolved into a more complex

Sustainability Verified: M.H Furniture (Misamex Furniture) Achieves FSC Chain of Custody Certification

Responsible sourcing is no longer optional in the global furniture industry—it is a requirement. M.H Furniture Co., LTD, also known internationally as Misamex Furniture, has officially obtained the FSC Chain of Custody Certification, confirming that our materials and production processes comply with the internationally recognized standards of the Forest Stewardship

Amid Tariff Uncertainty and Shipping Volatility, Vietnam’s Wood Industry Strengthens Global Market Connections

As global trade faces increasing uncertainty—from potential new tariffs in the United States to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affecting shipping costs—Vietnam’s wood and furniture industry is actively strengthening direct connections with international buyers to sustain orders and expand market opportunities. On March 8, the 17th Vietnam International Furniture

Vietnam’s Furniture Industry Must Move from “Made in Vietnam” to “Made by Vietnam”

Vietnam’s wood and furniture industry is entering a new phase of development. The goal is no longer just manufacturing for global brands, but owning design, technology, and value creation. At the opening of HawaExpo 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Nguyen

U.S. Imposes Preliminary Anti-Dumping Duties of Nearly 195% on Vietnamese Plywood

The United States has issued a preliminary anti-dumping (AD) duty of nearly 195% on certain plywood imports from Vietnam, placing the product among the highest tariff cases in recent U.S. trade defense actions. If combined with the ongoing countervailing duty (CVD) investigation, the total duties applied to Vietnamese plywood entering

U.S. Tariffs Ease: Exporters Welcome Relief but Remain Cautious

The United States’ decision to suspend the previously proposed 20% reciprocal tariff and replace it with a 10% additional import tariff has eased pressure for many Vietnamese exporters. However, businesses remain cautious. While the lower tariff provides short-term relief, the U.S. market still carries significant uncertainties, and companies are preparing

The U.S. Spent Nearly USD 18 Billion on Wooden Furniture – Vietnam Accounts for Almost Half

In the first 11 months of 2025, the United States spent USD 17.8 billion importing wooden furniture from around the world. Remarkably, Vietnam accounted for more than USD 8.1 billion, representing over 45% of total U.S. imports in this category. According to data from the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC),