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One of Oldest U.S. Furniture Manufacturing Companies is Certified Green Plus™
The Taylor Companies, founded in 1816 and believed to be the oldest furniture manufacturer in the United States, became the first Ohio company to be Certified Green Plus™ by the Institute for Sustainable Development. The firm was recently featured in … Continue Reading
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