CBP Enforcement on Chinese Wooden Furniture Intensifies — "Furniture Country-of-Origin Check" Searches Surge U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has significantly stepped up its country-of-origin verification for furniture imports throughout 2026. Tov Furniture faces approximately $70,000 in additional tariffs and interest after CBP challenged the origin of 45 containers. SimpliHome, despite submitting complete documentation, was still accused of "transshipment" and forced to return its goods. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued a final ruling on August 12, 2026, imposing a 216.01% unified anti-dumping duty rate on 11 Chinese wooden bedroom furniture manufacturers, effective immediately. Under the dual pressure of heightened enforcement and soaring tariff rates, searches for "furniture country-of-origin check" have surged significantly.