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La Pavoni Kube mill grinder

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Crafted in Italy, the La Pavoni Kube Mill Grinder is designed for those looking to single-dose their espresso, for maximum freshness.

The on-demand dose will continue to grind for as long as you press the activation button, which makes it perfect for baristas who weigh their beans before adding to the UV-protected hopper.

It’s equipped with an adjustable grind level, 50mm flat burrs, and intuitive customisation, our latest addition enures a consistent, aromatic grind on demand.

Plus, with its anti-vibration system and durable build, this grinder offers a quiet precision and lasting quality.

Tineco number one

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Tineco is proud to announce that Euromonitor International, the world’s leading independent provider of strategic market research, has recognized the company as the #1 global leader in the household wet & dry vacuum cleaner category*. With over five million units sold between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024, the honor reflects Tineco’s commitment to innovation and quality in the home cleaning sector.Tineco is now a globally recognized market leader in smart home appliances across the floor care, kitchen, and personal care categories, with 975 patents and 577 registered trademarks across domestic and international markets. For three consecutive years, the company has also held the title of being the #1 wet & dry vacuum brand on Amazon in the United States, Canada, France, Italy, Australia, and Japan.

APPLiA Autumn sessions

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This week AMDEA is participating at the APPLiA Autumn Sessions in Brussels to discuss the challenges and opportunities for the appliance industry across UK and Europe.  The first day has brought together members and national associations to review European policy and business priorities. National associations exchanged insights on national government campaigns – repair versus buying new a key feature. Briefings by the APPLiA team focused on upcoming implementation deadlines ranging from safety to environment

Italian household appliances supply chain is worth 1% of GDP

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The report titled “The Value of the Household Appliance Supply Chain for the Competitiveness and the Sustainable and Circular Transition of the Country” highlights the significant role of the appliance industry and its components in the Italian economy. Conducted by TEHA for APPLiA Italia, the study reveals an industry that is both vibrant and strategic for the nation.

Key findings include:
– **Employment**: Over 44,000 people are employed in the core supply chain, with more than half a million in the extended supply chain.
– **Economic Impact**: The industry is deeply rooted in Italy, integrated into the European market, and features districts of excellence.
– **GDP Contribution**: In 2022, the extended household appliances supply chain accounted for 1% of Italy’s GDP, generating a turnover of 114 billion euros.

This report underscores the substantial economic and social importance of the household appliance supply chain in Italy.

ChiQ Appliance Manufacturer Added To New US Banned List

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The Chinese company that produces ChiQ appliances and TVs, which are popular in Australia at retailers like Harvey Norman, Appliances Online, and The Good Guys, has been added to a new US Federal Government banned list. This follows a recent investigation into the company’s activities. Despite the ban, Australian retailers continue to sell their products.

The US Homeland Security banned the Chinese appliance and TV brand after investigations revealed that the company’s products were partially or wholly manufactured using forced or slave labor in China.

Last month, Homeland Security added Changhong Meiling Co., Ltd. (formerly known as Hefei Meiling Co., Ltd. and Hefei Meiling Group Holdings Limited) to the banned entities list again. This company is the major shareholder in Sichuan Changhong Electric, which manufactures ChiQ appliance’s

Unox Casa

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Following the success of the preview at the Salone del Mobile – EuroCucina 2024, the new matt black finish of the high-tech oven by Unox Casa is now available on the market , combining iconic design and professional performance for elite residential use.
Padua, November 2024 – Colour is one of the greatest expressions of personal style. For this reason, Unox Casa, an Italian brand that has revolutionised the experience of life in the kitchen by introducing the concept of Starred Living, is launching the highly anticipated SuperOven – Black Edition on the market. Model 1 and Model 1S – with two and one cooking chambers respectively – have redefined the canons of high-end residential design, bringing starred restaurant performance to domestic kitchens. The new finish, the result of advanced and meticulous creative research, is designed to satisfy the colour preferences of a refined clientele attentive to detail

With the Black Edition, Unox Casa takes the concept of Starred Living to an even higher level. The latter increasingly represents a redefinition of luxury living where SuperOven becomes the catalyst for ‘starred’ culinary excellence, which for the first time enters luxury kitchens, raising the most deep-rooted paradigm of Italian design to new supreme heights.

Haier sustainability report

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Haier Europe has published its 2023 Sustainability Report , highlighting significant achievements in reducing its environmental impact and improving its operational performance. The report highlights the company’s strategic investments in renewable energy, waste reduction and new innovations for sustainable production in its factories around the world, marking an important step in its commitment to environmental sustainability.

In 2023, Haier Europe achieved a 96% waste recovery rate and expanded its renewable energy capacity, with major solar installations, including a 5.25 MWp plant in Turkey and a 3.3 MW system in China. The company recently obtained the International Renewable Energy Certificate (I-REC) , certifying that 100% of the electricity used in manufacturing and administrative operations in Turkey in 2024 comes from renewable sources. These results support the company’s goal of covering 60% of energy needs with renewable sources in all factories by 2025 , in line with the Science Based Targets (SBTi) initiative.