According to Research and Markets, the built-in kitchen appliances market in India is expected to grow at a compounded average growth rate (Cagr) of 8.83% to reach a value of Usd 601.18 million by 2028. The growing disposable income and surge in purchasing power of consumers – the company explaines – enable them to invest in quality kitchen appliances. The rise in the working women population and the busy lifestyle of consumers is driving the demand for easy-to-operate kitchen appliances».
In addition, the country records a rapid expansion of the food industry and the growing use of advanced technology in built-in kitchen appliances, that is accelerating the demand for built-in kitchen appliances among consumers during the forecast period. The report “India Built-in kitchen appliances aarket. Competition, forecast & opportunities” also adds that among consumers preferences we can find advanced and user-friendly products and appliances. «The kitchen appliances are becoming smarter with the advent and integration of novel technologies in the existing system. Built-in kitchen appliances save a lot of space and are flexible enough for thorough cleaning and maintenance.
As main players of the sector in the Indian markets, the report quotes: Whirlpool of India Ltd., BSH Household Appliances Manufacturing Private Limited, Franke Faber India Private Limited, Hafele India Private Limited, Miele India Pvt. Ltd., Samsung India Electronics Private Limited, Haier Smart Home Co., Ltd, Kaff Appliances (India) Private Limited, IFB Appliances LTD, BlowHot Kitchen Appliances Pvt. Ltd.
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Samsung New built-in cooking
Now available to order in the UK
, Samsung New Series 6 Blue Navy and Series 7 Satin Beige.
▪︎ Wi-Fi connected as standard (All)
▪︎ 5yr Parts and Labour Warranty
▪︎ AI Cooking technology (Series 7)
▪︎ Auto open door (Series 7)
▪︎ Full Steam (Series 6&7)
▪︎ Air Sous Vide
▪︎ Air Fry
▪︎ 40 Auto Cooking Functions
▪︎ Pyrolytic Cleaning
▪︎ 3 Colours Blue, Beige, Black
Electrolux receives EIB loan to increase energy efficiency of appliances
Are you looking to design the most sustainable kitchen possible? Are more energy-efficient appliances at the top of your specification list?
In the face of climate change, continued innovation in this area is of increasing importance for most.
To enable this, Electrolux has secured additional finance to boost research and the development of more energy-efficient home appliances, with a €250 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB).We have ambitious targets to become climate neutral and we appreciate the ongoing support from the EIB to help us achieve this. From how we source our materials, to coming up with innovations that allow both ourselves as a business and anyone who buys our products to have as low an impact on the planet as possible is central to us,” says Jonas Samuelson, CEO of Electrolux.
85% of total CO2 emissions in the life cycle of white goods are produced during the use of the products, highlighting the need for sustainability by supporting the development of products with improved environmental performance, such as appliances with reduced water and energy consumption. Electrolux will also study solutions to minimize plastic waste from its products and promote their recycling.
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