While tariffs on imported clothing and furniture are hurting some Metro Atlanta businesses, those that sell used clothing and furniture are seeing a jump in sales and customer traffic.
This includes Furkids, a non-profit that raises money to support its no-kill animal shelter, the largest in Georgia.
“A large portion of our revenue, 35%, comes from our thrift stores. Our sales have been increasing 15 to 20% over the last couple of months. They’re growing every day,” said Furkids founder and CEO Samantha Shelton…