Gorenje part of Hisense unveil their latest innovation in refrigeration technology – the brand-new Gorenje Side-by-Side Refrigerator, proudly Made in Europe. This innovative appliance not only offers incredible convenience but also represents our sustainability commitment to a greener future:
Enhanced Energy Efficiency: The new Side-by-Side Refrigerator boasts improvements in energy efficiency. By consuming less energy, it helps reduce carbon emissions and contributes to a cleaner environment.
💡 Inverter Technology: We understand the importance of minimizing energy consumption without compromising performance. That’s why all our models feature inverter technology. This innovative system automatically adjusts the compressor’s speed to match the cooling requirements, ensuring optimal efficiency while reducing energy wastage.
🔄 ConvertActive: the Side-by-Side Refrigerator introduces an ingenious feature called ConvertActive. With ConvertActive, you have the power to transform the freezer into a refrigerator and vice versa in just a few hours. This flexibility allows you to adapt the appliance to your specific needs.
🌿 Sustainability in Action: We believe that sustainability goes beyond energy efficiency. Throughout the manufacturing process, we employ eco-friendly practices to minimize our environmental impact. From sourcing materials responsibly to optimizing packaging, every step is taken with sustainability in mind.
🔋 Longevity and Durability: Our Side-by-Side Refrigerator is built to last.
🌎 Join Gorenje Hisense on the Path to more sustainable future: When you choose our new Gorenje Side-by-Side Refrigerator, you’re not just upgrading your kitchen; you’re actively supporting sustainable living. Together, we can make a positive impact on our planet by embracing smart, eco-conscious choices.
Learn more about New Side-by Side Refrigerator from Gorenje from Črt Vedenik, MSc., Gorenje Cooling Project Manager, in video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnsS5Ir5Er4
Samsung family Hub
2023, Samsung Family Hub™ came back in a new shape and form, known as the Plus. The larger 32-inch display and the wide array of features were jam-packed with designers’ thoughtful and innovative ideas. The Bespoke 4-Door Flex™ Refrigerator with Family Hub™+ truly unveils new lifestyles that directly impact us in bigger and more ways.
Bigger screens mean greater attention to detail. For instance, the 32-inch display needed to be accessible to both children and wheelchair users, so the bottom portion of the display was positioned to be mindful of these users’ needs. The top of the display was raised, but the Accessible Screen feature lets users tap the home button twice to bring down the top portion of the screen. The panel surrounding the screen was carefully fitted to make sure the details on the edges were smooth. The mic at the bottom was also moved upwards so that every detail we need to see — or what we don’t — is precisely designed into the form.
Moreover, a wide variety of panel materials are available to choose from, allowing users to design a refrigerator that feels best to their touch. The satin glass is velvety in texture, offering both comfort and glow, while the glam glass brightens any environment with its high gloss surface. Metal embodies Millennial sentiments through a subtle, monotone finish. Panels are easily interchangeable so that a single refrigerator base can support a wide range of styles
Electrolux: agreement with the unions
Electrolux put his foot down and after very tough negotiations obtained the productivity increases he demanded in order to transfer a large part of the Hungarian factory’s refrigerator production to Susegana in Italy
In Susegana, the Swedes will invest 110 million euros between now and 2026 to make it one of its most automated and digitized production sites
In 2019, the multinational had already invested 130 million euros and built two Genesi assembly lines, among the most automated of the entire group. A few months ago in Solaro, on the outskirts of Milan, a similar investment-productivity pact was made with the union: in that case the agreement envisaged investments of 102 million euros to revitalize the site where high-end dishwashers are produced of range.
Roborock Unveils the Home Cleaning centre
On June 1st, Roborock officially announced Mr.Xiao Zhan as Roborock Global Brand Ambassador and unveiled the highly anticipated Roborock Home Cleaning Center. The state-of-the-art center seamlessly integrates Roborock’s three flagship products—sweeping robots, floor scrubbers and washer-dryer combos—into a comprehensive home cleaning solution. With the innovative collection of products, users are empowered to elevate the cleanliness of their homes and clothing, while simultaneously establishing a new standard of household aesthetics.
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Roborock officially announced Mr.Xiao Zhan as Roborock Global Brand Ambassador
Roborock officially announced Mr.Xiao Zhan as Roborock Global Brand Ambassador
Roborock introduces the Home Cleaning Center, ushering in a new era of household cleanliness and wellness.
Roborock introduces the Home Cleaning Center, ushering in a new era of household cleanliness and wellness.
Roborock A10 Ultra Smart Floor Scrubber: unleashing efficiency and versatility for enhanced comfort
Efficiency: the newly launched 2023 floor scrubber Roborock A10 Ultra features a robust, dual-brush inward rolling design that can picks up both dry and wet dirt, leaving no gaps due to a dual side edge design. With this advanced scrubber, users can now effortlessly and conveniently tackle their daily floor cleaning tasks, ensuring pristine floors with utmost ease.
Versatility: the A10 Ultra serves as a complete home cleaning solution, functioning not only as a floor scrubber but also a standalone vacuum cleaner and dust mite remover. Moreover, it boasts self-cleaning and drying features, ensuring optimal performance in a wide range of cleaning scenarios.
Comfort: the A10 Ultra features bi-directional assistance, facilitating effortless pushing and pulling. Its lightweight body, paired with an ergonomic handle design, ensures a remarkable level of ease during use.
Roborock G20/S8 Pro Ultra Self-Cleaning Sweeping and Mopping Robot: doubling efficiency with advanced innovations
Introducing the flagship sweeping and mopping robot of the year, the Roborock G20/S8 Pro Ultra. The exceptional unit revolutionizes cleaning with its advanced upgrades to both sweeping and mopping functions. With innovative spiral dual brushes boasting a powerful suction of up to 6000Pa, the G20 effortlessly tackles pet hair and debris. Enhancing its capabilities further, the robot is equipped with four-zone double-vibration mops, ensuring effective stain removal like never before.
The G20/S8 Pro Ultra base station represents a remarkable leap forward from its previous iteration, featuring significant enhancements in self-cleaning, drying and automatic water supply. The advanced base station combines the convenience of automatic mop cleaning and drying, automatic dust collection, automatic water replenishment, and automatic cleaning fluid dispenser, all integrated into a single device.
Roborock H1 Molecular Sieve Washer and Dryer: elevating laundry care with high-performance efficiency
Continuing its commitment to innovation and expanding its product range, Roborock introduces a groundbreaking addition to its lineup. Through its proprietary Innovative research and development molecular sieve low-temperature drying technology, the company has effectively overcome common challenges found in partial traditional washers and dryers such as moisture reabsorption and high-temperature damage. With the remarkable Roborock H1, you can expect performance on par with standalone washing machines and dryers, with the added advantage of certifications for washing and drying delicate fabrics like wool and silk.
Roborock H1 is also designed to accommodate multiple household layouts and interior styles. Catering to the needs of individuals leading a fast-paced lifestyle, the combo eliminates the need to wait for clothes to be washed and hung up to dry or be manually placed into a dryer.
Innovative technology empowers market competitiveness.
According to Roborock’s 2022 financial report, the research and development investment has increased by 10.85% compared to the previous year. The heightened investment has yielded remarkable results, with Roborock securing 417 authorized patents both domestically and internationally. Through these advancements, the company has achieved significant technological breakthroughs, and continuously improved product performance. As a testament to their excellence, Roborock’s intelligent cleaning products enjoy immense popularity in over 100 countries and regions worldwide, including Europe, North America, Japan, and South Korea.
Roborock possesses a profound understanding of the evolving needs of households, enabling a wealth of possibilities in home living spaces. By offering a range of highly automated, intelligent, and efficient technological products, the company remains steadfast in its commitment to continually enhance the home living experience.
Posco launches new low-emission steel product
Posco has launched the country’s first low-carbon steel product in line with the steelmaker’s ambitious goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, the company said Sunday.
LG Electronics has become the first client to purchase the newly-launched low-emission steel product for the company’s home appliances production, the company added.
Go tech, and Beyond”: Hisense Echo Its Long-term Commitment to Global Consumers
This year’s World Environment Day theme focuses on solutions to plastic pollution under the campaign #BeatPlasticPollution. Hisense, the consumer technology brand and a major international provider of home appliances, strives to practice environmental protection to reflect its long-term belief in bringing people a better life together with loved ones, through its appliances with cutting-edge technologies through the story of ‘Go tech, and Beyond’. For example, Hisense’s refrigerators and washing machine series carry an efficient system to deliver lower energy consumption. In the meantime, its air-conditioner products with the cyclone-style cleaning system can ensure consumers breathe fresh and healthy air all the time.
‘Go tech, and Beyond’ presents Hisense’s pursuit of providing technological innovation to millions of families globally with high-quality products and bringing excellent experiences to people’s lives.
Fridges and dishwashers packed in reusable plastic?
Large household appliances will have to be transported almost entirely using reuseable packaging by 2030, according to the European Commission’s proposed packaging waste law, a move widely questioned by players in the supply chain.
The EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), tabled in November last year, aims to slash unnecessary boxes and wrappings while promoting recycling as well as reuse.
The proposal, which is currently being examined by the European Parliament and EU member states before eventual adoption, has caused anxiety in the retail and logistics sector, which is still in the process of analysing the implications of the Commission’s proposed reuse targets.
But the white goods sector is confronted with headaches of their own.
Under the Commission’s proposal, 90% of packaging used for large household appliances must be “made available in reusable transport packaging” by 2030 when they are placed on the EU market for the first time.
The mandate is contained in Article 26.1 of the draft regulation, which lays down re-use targets for packaging used in the transport of “large household appliances” such as refrigerators, washing machines, tumble dryers, electric fans or air conditioners.
Whether that objective makes sense is open for debate, though.
The provision “is a significant source of concern for our sector”, said Paolo Falcioni, director general of APPLiA, a trade association representing the home appliance industry in Europe.
According to APPLiA, packaging for large household appliances must be functional and protective, to ensure the product is not damaged physically or by humidity during its journey from the manufacturer to the retailer and eventually to the consumer.
Packaging typically used for this purpose include pallets, plastic straps, carboard boxes, and pallet wrappings, some of which “cannot be reused due to technical constraints”, APPLiA said.
“For example, pallet wrapping may become damaged or contaminated with materials that cannot be adequately cleaned, rendering them unusable for future shipments. In other cases, reuse may be possible, but the cost and complexity of returning the packaging to the manufacturer can make it impractical,”
Laurastar has partnered with Airbnb in Taiwan
Laurastar has partnered with Airbnb in Taiwan
Laurastar has partnered with Airbnb in Taiwan
Guests staying in apartments or rooms in Taiwan via the Airbnb platform may now encounter the above logo indicating that the Laurastar IZZI Plus powerful steamer is in use and available on site. The logo can be used by all landlords if they purchase the IZZI Plus model and use it to treat the rented premises. IZZI Plus is not only used to smooth wrinkled fabrics, but thanks to its extraordinary performance and the output of dry fine steam at a temperature of approximately 150 °C, it eliminates viruses, bacteria, mites, bed bugs and other pests with 99.999% efficiency. The IZZI Plus differs from most other vaporizers in that it uses a base with a boiler that Laurastar steam generators are commonly equipped with. The device is intended for households, but Laurastar is also targeting clothing retailers or hotel and guest house operators with it.
SMEG sustainability report
SMEG annual sustainability report is now published and available to download At Smeg, they are committed to designing beautiful, functional products, caring for people and planet. You can download it here https://www.smeguk.com/company/sustainability
AMDEA URGES THE GOVERNMENT TO ENCOURAGE CONSUMERS TO CHOOSE ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES OR CONSIDER REPAIRS
AMDEA urges the Government to encourage consumers to choose energy efficient appliances or consider repairs
AMDEA is calling on the Government to ensure households can reap the crucial savings that efficient home appliances can offer, and to help the nation to achieve net zero.
Chief executive, Paul Hide, highlights the examples of other European nations promoting sustainability by offering reduced VAT on repairs, and encouraging those homes needing to replace with cash grants towards best in class, high-efficiency models.
In the drive to promote a circular economy and extended life, AMDEA is launching a unique ‘Repairs and Spares’ portal as an addition to its award-winning Know Watt’s What energy-saving campaign.
The portal offers householders instant access to genuine spare parts, expert repairs and advice from 68 of the UK’s leading appliance brands. A new ‘Enduring Care’ section highlights maintenance tips for each appliance category to help homes secure best performance for longer.
Mr Hide said: “Right now, everyone is receptive to ways of reducing household costs. Promoting home savings by making the most of installed technology is pushing at an open door. The industry is also putting its weight behind encouraging cost effective repairs that extend appliance lifespans. But when homes need to replace appliances many require help to look beyond the price tag to long term choices for themselves and the environment. The Government must step up now, while there is an appetite for change, to add some meaningful financial incentives.”
If everyone who replaced a washing machine, fridge-freezer or tumble dryer in the last year had bought one of the most energy efficient models, a potential 755m kWh of electricity would have been saved. This is the equivalent of the electricity produced by 125 wind turbines, enough to power every home in a city the size of Cardiff, or a London borough as big as Barnet.
AMDEA called on the Government at a Parliamentary Reception – Appliances and the drive to net zero homes. To underpin effective action on good appliance usage, AMDEA also revealed the results of an in-home study by behavioural scientists at the University of Exeter Circular Economy Hub, on whether consumer education can help cut costs and conserve resources.
France has recently introduced anti-waste grants of up to €45 on repairs carried out by accredited professionals. In Sweden, tax breaks are offered for repairs – 12% VAT rather than the usual 25%. In Spain, regional governments (Madrid and Galicia) are incentivising with grants for the purchase of more efficient appliances.
