Ten Million Views

You may have noticed that last night UK Whitegoods passed 10 million page views, a little over a week after our third birthday! Yet again the popularity of the site has exceeded all expectations. It seemed a long time ago that I wrote about the site passing five million page views which, at the t…

Candy Group Opens Russian Washing Machine Plant

Italy-based appliance maker Candy Group started production at its new washing machine plant in Russia. In 2005, Candy purchased the Vesta plant in the Kirov Region for 15 million euros (approx. U.S. $19 million) to produce Vyatka washing machines.

UK Whitegoods Network

Over the past two years UK Whitegoods has been approached on several occasions to offer network support for various products either already on sale in the UK or that are about to be imported into the country. So far we have always helped to form a network for anyone wishing to use the services of…

Fisher & Paykel Appliances acquires Italian cookware

Fisher & Paykel Appliances Holdings Limited (“FPA”) and De’ Longhi S.p.A. (De’ Longhi) announce today that FPA has agreed to acquire Elba S.p.A (“Elba”), the European cookware business of De’ Longhi S.p.A. The purchase price for the acquisition of Elba is €78 million (approximately N…

UK Whitegoods Enters Its Fourth Year

As some may have noticed UK Whitegoods today reached the ripe age of three years old today. It’s amazing to look back and see what we’ve done, what we’ve accomplished and how the site, its employees and members have grown through it all. The support as ever from everyone has been just brilliant!

Harry referes ‘Free Flight’ offer to ASA

Over a decade since the daddy of all promotions the Infamous ‘Hoover Free Flight promotion’, a free flight offer by Landround Travel & Linguaphone gets Consumer activist & campaigner Harry Cichy’s back up.

Makers urge electric goods eco-tax

The country’s leading electrical goods makers have warned they could cease production in the UK if the Government refuses to impose an eco-tax on consumers to cover the cost of meeting new recycling laws. The companies include Electrolux, the largest private sector employer in the Prime Minister’…