KUHN RIKON – PREMIUM PRODUCTS FOR THE KITCHEN
KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AT HOME IN RIKON
For over 100 years metal has been worked in Rikon. Today in this
tradition-rich location Kuhn Rikon is still producing innovative Swiss made kitchen products (frying pans, pressure cookers, thermal cookware and kitchen aids) of the highest
quality in an environmentally responsible manner and which enable cooking to be
healthy and efficient.
KUHN RIKON
has been enthusing the world of cooking since 1926 with innovative products for
all that is involved in the preparation, serving and enjoyment of food. The Swiss
family firm with its headquarters in Rikon has subsidiaries in Great Britain, Spain
and the USA.
Worldwide distribution, over-the-counter and online
Kuhn Rikon stainless steel pans, frying pans,
cookware sets and accessories are available in more than 40 countries worldwide
– in more and more marketplaces as well as online – via a global partner
network of selected distributors and qualified specialist retailers.
More than 200 committed employees develop, produce and sell high quality
cookware and functional accessories (kitchen gadgets) for healthy and efficient
cooking.
For decades the firm has enjoyed a significant lead with its knowledge of
pressure cooking. The Duromatic brand is a well-known concept in many countries
and the standard for high quality pressure cookers.
Kuhn Rikon combines technology and know-how with advanced and environmentally
friendly production at the tradition-rich location in Rikon. Customers and
partners appreciate the Swiss made
quality and just simply trust the brand.
Design award-winning frying pans, pots and kitchen gadgets
An
unmistakeable Swissness also distinguishes the outstanding design of Kuhn Rikon products. The company
has been running its own in-house design department since 2004. In recent years
quite a few of the innovative and highly functional pots, frying pans and
kitchen gadgets have won numerous design awards. Even the MoMa (Museum of Modern Art) sells Kuhn Rikon products in
its museum shop.
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