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Retailers React: Which product has surprised you the most in 2022?

Floor Covering News

Every two weeks, FCNews seeks out flooring retailers across the country to offer their advice on hot topics of the day. This week we asked: Which product has surprised you the most in 2022? Here are their responses: Because of the negative connotation laminate flooring has held over the past years we were surprised to see this category increase its share of our flooring sales.

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TILE OF SPAIN COMPANIES SHOWCASE NEW COLLECTIONS AT CERSAIE

Tile of Spain USA

Spanish companies traveled to Italy this September to showcase their latest collections at Cersaie, the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings. The annual event brings together architects, interior designers and tile producers to explore the latest innovations and trends in the ceramic sector. Spain is a regular participant at the show and this year was no exception with 69 Spanish companies presenting their latest ceramic offerings during the weeklong fair.

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Laticrete introduces Stonetech GroutUp

Floor Covering News

Bethany, Conn.—Installers and DIY homeowners looking to save time grouting and sealing their installation projects, while also protecting against stain-and odor-causing bacteria, have a new one-step alternative with Stonetech GroutUp Additive by Laticrete, a leading manufacturer of globally proven construction solutions for the building industry. Stonetech GroutUp Additive simply replaces the water content required in mixing and preparing a grout for installation.

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Milliken & Company commits to net-zero future

Floor Covering News

Spartanburg, S.C.—Diversified global manufacturer Milliken & Company announced that its science-based, net-zero targets have been approved by the U.N.-backed Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). SBTi is a collective of international organizations dedicated to helping companies set emission reduction targets consistent with climate science and the Paris Agreement.