French outdoor furniture maker Fermob, headquartered in the Ain region, has renewed a significant contract to supply New York City with urban furniture, signaling its continued U.S. market push despite ongoing trade tensions and Trump-era tariffs. The company, which has maintained local manufacturing since its 1989 acquisition, has long pursued an aggressive export strategy. The renewal of this flagship deal with America’s largest city underscores both the resilience of Fermob’s brand on the international stage and the sustained demand for its French-made products, even as the commercial dispute between Washington and Brussels weighs on transatlantic trade flows. Neither the contract’s value nor its duration were disclosed, but the move reinforces Fermob’s foothold in a key market at a time when many European exporters are reassessing their U.S. exposure.

Depuis sa reprise en 1989, le fabricant de mobilier extérieur Fermob conjugue une fabrication dans l'Ain et un appétit d'export inchangé. Alors que la guerre commerciale continue de peser sur les échanges avec les États-Unis, Fermob vient de renouveler un contrat emblématique avec la ville de New York.