Wüsthof is shining a spotlight on several of its latest knives and sharpeners in time for Father’s Day and the summer grilling season.
Wüsthof recently revealed an evolved new brand identity, reflecting both its centuries of heritage and its contemporary leadership in the cutlery category.
Continuing the expansion of its retail business, The Oneida Group has opened a new showroom at Forty One Madison, debuting an array of new flatware designs for the Spring New York Tabletop Market.
Wüsthof has launched several new cutlery designs to its Classic, Classic Ikon and Gourmet collections. The company has also introduced a new electric knife sharpener.
Spyderco Culinary Products is expanding its roster of culinary goods. The cutlery and knife sharpener manufacturer is gearing up to roll out the Murray Carter collection and its Z-Cut knives.
Cangshan Cutlery Company’s H1 Series of knives was awarded a special mention at the 2019 German Design Awards. The cutlery was recognized in the excellent product design kitchen category.
DKB Household will introduce the Zyliss line of Comfort knives in the second half of the year.
E. Mishan & Sons, Inc. (Emson) has filed a lawsuit against Tekno Products, Inc. alleging false advertising, unfair competition, trade dress infringement and copyright infringement directed to multiple Tekno products, including Granite Tuff cookware, Granite Tuff knives, Rainbow knives and Soft & Smooth hair removers.
Wüsthof-USA is utilizing Oris Intelligence software in an effort to control MAP pricing violations. Oris Intelligence is a cloud-based platform provider of actionable insights that preserve pricing integrity for manufacturers.
J.K. Adams has updated its new Pro Classic 2.0 maple kitchen prep board, adding a tech slot to the two largest sizes.
Lamson Products will introduce the Pro mid-range cutlery line, as well as new additions to its Vintage collection, at the upcoming International Home + Housewares Show.
Ergo Chef and chef Guy Fieri have launched the Knuckle Sandwich chef knives collection.
Cambridge Silversmiths has signed a licensing agreement with celebrity chef Robert Irvine to develop a collection of kitchen prep, cutlery and hydration products. Irvine is best known for his top-rated Food Network television show “Restaurant: Impossible.”
The Dallas Market Center has named the winners of the 2019 Gourmet Gold Housewares Awards, sponsored by Gourmet Insider magazine. The awards program recognizes manufacturers in the housewares industry exhibiting at Dallas Market Center. Winners will be celebrated during the Dallas Total Home & Gift Market, January 16-22, 2019.
Robinson Home Products is rolling out Studio Cuisine, a new multi-category line of better-quality kitchenware that offers upscale products at reasonable prices, said the company. The new collection includes bakeware, cookware, cutlery, kitchen tools and gadgets and flatware.
Robinson Home is launching a multi-category brand of kitchenware, dubbed Prime Chef, to the retail market. The rollout comes on the heels of its 2018 debut of CraftKitchen and Studio Cuisine branded collections.
Kyocera has debuted its new Fuji Ceramic Knives, which combines zirconia ceramic blades with weathered brown, handmade pakkawood handles.
Ergo Chef has introduced My Air Fryer, which is designed to be a healthy solution to frying food while achieving the same flavor as deep fryers.
Clipper Corp., which carries the Viking license for housewares, is tapping into the consumer desire for the “Viking lifestyle.” The company will debut new cookware and bakeware in the line and will expand the brand into complementary kitchenware and housewares products.
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