Mea hoʻolako iVIGA Tap Factory
E hoʻonui ʻo Hansgrohe Group i kāna ʻano huahana
Hansgrohe boss Hans Jürgen Kalmbach revealed in a recent interview with the German press that Hansgrohe wants to expand its product range in Europe. Their customers will be able to buy products such as Hansgrohe washbasins and accessories. It has been selling mainly taps and showers in the European market. Eia naʻe, ma ka makeke Pake, ke kūʻai aku nei i nā ʻeke, Nā Hōʻuleʻa lumi, and toilets.
It currently has five wholly-owned factories worldwide, two in Germany and one each in France, ka USA, a me Kina. It will have a turnover of 1,074 miliona euro ma 2020.
Wahi a Kalmbach, some water-scarce countries have now set strict water standards. The Hansgrohe Group has to optimize the water consumption and energy consumption of its bathroom products in order to continue selling its products there.
It saves water consumption by injecting air into the showerhead without compromising the showering experience. He suspects that in the near future there will be showerheads that do not require water, similar to hoovers used for body hygiene.
The Hansgrohe Group has recently invested 30 million euros in a new plastic plating plant. It has expanded its Offenburg by more than 10,000 mika huinaha. To further increase the number of workers at the Offenburg plant, Kalmbach describes Hansgrohe’s use of incentives. An internal employee who recruits one new employee and stays on will receive a bonus of 1,000 euro. Iloko o Iulai, only 32 new employees were hired at the Offenburg and Weierstadt plants.
Kalmbach also says that green production is becoming increasingly important in influencing customers’ purchasing decisions. Na 2022, all Hansgrohe production sites worldwide will be carbon neutral.
