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A winning network<br />

of own stores<br />

Japan is <strong>the</strong> fourth largest contributor after China, France and Turkey when it comes to our<br />

own retail network. With 11 points of sale under <strong>the</strong> T-fal or T-fal/Lagostina names in outlet<br />

villages, Japan recorded in 2012 vigorous sales and is taking advantage of its strong brand<br />

notoriety to promote its wide range of products and withstand <strong>the</strong> decline in more classic forms<br />

of distribution. This aggressive and winning policy will continue in 2013 with <strong>the</strong> extension<br />

of our network.<br />

An average surface area<br />

of 240 m² per shop.<br />

A great showcase<br />

for <strong>the</strong> Group in Japan.<br />

Trend<br />

COOKING TO FULFIL<br />

POTENTIAL<br />

Studies carried out by <strong>Groupe</strong> SEB and TNS Sofres in 9 countries* worldwide have shown that cooking<br />

is seen as <strong>the</strong> most enjoyable household task and that it generates a high level of interest. In China,<br />

cooking is also seen as a means of fulfilment, especially when people are cooking for loved ones.<br />

In <strong>the</strong> majority of cases, people learn to cook from <strong>the</strong>ir parents, with <strong>the</strong> help of cookery books,<br />

but recent years have seen <strong>the</strong> emergence of new ways of learning and new sources of inspiration<br />

such as <strong>the</strong> Internet - especially in South Korea and Japan - cookery TV programmes - Russia and<br />

China-, mobile applications and cookery courses.<br />

*France, Russia, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, Germany, United States, China<br />

53<br />

WINDOW<br />

ON T HE WORLD<br />

Japan<br />

Freemove, cordless freedom<br />

Cordless and powerful, <strong>the</strong> T-fal Freemove iron is breaking away from standard steam irons!<br />

The absence of cord gives complete freedom of movement whatever <strong>the</strong> type of clothing<br />

and work space. But unlike most of <strong>the</strong> competitors’ models on <strong>the</strong> market, <strong>the</strong> Freemove<br />

does not involve any compromise when it comes to performance during <strong>the</strong> ironing session:<br />

power and a steam output of up to 170g/min ensure perfect results. Thanks to more<br />

in-depth studies into <strong>the</strong> ergonomics of ironing, <strong>the</strong> iron is very naturally<br />

repositioned and recharged on its base between each active sequence...<br />

for ironing without any restrictions.<br />

4 seconds of charging<br />

gives 25 seconds<br />

of active ironing<br />

with complete freedom

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