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Russia<br />

Rowenta,<br />

sponsor of<br />

Volvo Fashion<br />

Week in Moscow<br />

48<br />

WINDOW<br />

ON T HE WORLD<br />

Volvo Fashion Week in Moscow is THE fashion event in<br />

Russia. It takes place twice a year and attracts more than<br />

100,000 visitors and celebrities from <strong>the</strong> media, entertainment<br />

industry and <strong>the</strong> business world. This is a key event<br />

in which Rowenta took part through its two main areas of<br />

business - linen care and beauty. Stylists were able to test<br />

<strong>the</strong> performance of Rowenta irons throughout <strong>the</strong> event,<br />

whilst professional hairdressers were able to give free rein<br />

to <strong>the</strong>ir creativity thanks to haircare equipment supplied by<br />

<strong>the</strong> brand. This gave Rowenta exceptional visibility, boosting<br />

its image and promoting its expertise to a very demanding<br />

audience.<br />

Rowenta, leading brand<br />

in <strong>the</strong> Russian haircare<br />

equipment market.<br />

Trend<br />

You are what you eat<br />

The impact of food on our health is a major concern<br />

for consumers all over <strong>the</strong> world, since 88% of consumers<br />

questioned worldwide are aware that what <strong>the</strong>y eat has<br />

a strong impact on <strong>the</strong>ir health*. Cooking at home is one<br />

of <strong>the</strong> best guarantees of eating healthily, with carefully<br />

selected ingredients and controlled quantities of fat.<br />

The innocuousness of cooking utensils is also a determining<br />

factor for some consumers, who are proving to be more<br />

and more attentive to <strong>the</strong> quality of <strong>the</strong> materials used<br />

and to <strong>the</strong> environmentally-friendly aspect of products.<br />

Of all <strong>the</strong> perceived risks, obesity and high cholesterol<br />

are mentioned most often, followed by diabetes,<br />

cardiovascular disease, food poisoning and allergies.<br />

*Usage and Attitude study carried out by <strong>Groupe</strong> SEB<br />

in 2012 and Food test carried out by TNS Sofres.

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