Breakthrough Appliance Gets a Serious Manufacturing Partner

Copper Taps Miele to Build Its New Charlie 2.0 Battery‑Powered Induction Range — A Landmark Partnership for Clean Cooking

Copper’s mission to make clean cooking easier just took a major step forward. The startup behind the world’s first battery‑powered induction stove has unveiled Charlie 2.0, a faster, more flexible, plug‑and‑play range designed to help households ditch gas without expensive electrical upgrades. And in a move that’s turning heads across the white‑goods sector, Miele will manufacture the new model at its U.S. plant in Opelika, Alabama — the first time in its 127‑year history that the German premium brand has produced an appliance for another company.

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Bosch Dryer Factory

Poland’s Łódź region continues to cement its status as one of Europe’s most important appliance manufacturing hubs — and at the centre of it stands BSH’s clothes‑dryer factory, the Group’s only dryer plant in Europe. After two decades of operation, the site has produced over 26 million units for markets worldwide, backed by a globally responsible R&D team that designs next‑generation heat‑pump dryers right in Łódź.

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Designing a Custom Vintage Fridge (with McCoolix)

Retro refrigeration is booming — but only a handful of manufacturers know how to build a vintage fridge that actually looks and feels authentic. McCoolix, one of the sector’s most specialised OEMs, breaks down the process: choosing the right era, shaping the silhouette, specifying real chrome hardware, and building a colour palette that becomes part of your brand identity.

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GE Appliances Announces $1 Billion Manufacturing Investment in Louisville

GE Appliances is investing $1 billion to expand and reorganise production at its Appliance Park manufacturing complex in Louisville, Kentucky, in a major push to increase domestic appliance production and bring dryer manufacturing back from Mexico.

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