Monday February 4 2019 THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, BIRMINGHAM
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positive highlights. And on February 4, we will be recognising many of them at The Housewares Innovation Awards 2019. Organised by Housewares Magazine and its digital
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www.HousewaresLive.net in partnership with Spring Fair, the Awards will reward the best of the UK housewares industry, with accolades for the most outstanding products, companies and individuals. The winners will be revealed during a glittering
evening ceremony at The National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham, hosted by acclaimed comedian Ian Moore. So why not join us for a sumptuous three course meal with wine, and raise a glass to excellence? You don’t have to be in the running to attend – just come along to celebrate the successes of our industry and have a great
REGULARS
6 News 12 Best Sellers 12 Fifteen Years Ago This Month 14 Ten Years Ago This Month 16 On the Road: Pam Ballone 17 On the Board: Andrew Goodacre 17 One Year Ago This Month 18 On the Move: Frankie Hayes 19 On the Floor: Tim & Jo Asquith 20 On the Road: Dan Flower 21 Five Years Ago This Month 35 What’s new? 49 Eighteen Years Ago This Month
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SHOW NEWS 22 Top Drawer Review 24 Spring Fair Preview 28 Ambiente Preview
Cover Story: KitchenCraft
The Spring shows will see KitchenCraft present ‘a transformation of the acclaimed Colourworks brand, where unique features and elements of multi- functionality will prevail across an update of on-trend bright colourways. With a penchant for trend setting and innovation, the brand will unveil many new lines including the SWIP - a spatula featuring cut out sections to easily wipe clean whisk or mixer heads. Some of the multi-functionality throughout the brand offers solutions you never thought possible!
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s every reader would agree, while 2018 was undoubtedly a challenging year for the housewares industry, there were many
time! This is an invaluable opportunity to
network with the key players involved in creating innovation in our industry, and to honour the diversity of talent that drives the housewares market forward each year. Tickets are selling like hot cakes for this prestigious
event, so act fast to book your seats. Visit our dedicated website at
www.HousewaresInnovationAwards.com or contact sales manager Alison Farrell on 01622 699197 or
afarrell@datateam.co.uk for details. We look forward to seeing you there.
Clare Turner Editor Housewares Magazine &
www.HousewaresLive.net
cturner@datateam.co.uk
PRODUCT FEATURES
32 Eco-Friendly Products 34 Healthy Eating 34 Cookware 34 Storageware 36 Kitchen Knives & Accessories
FORUM
30 Talking Trade: Will Jones 37 Talking Trade: Gary Gordon 38 Talking Trends: Mary Portas 44 Talking Trends: Pantone 45 Talking Trends: Katie Maxwell 46 Buyer’s Eye: Samm Swain 46 Buyer’s Eye: Heather Robbins 48 Talking Shop: Daniel O’Neill 50 Talking Shop: Tiyah Hernandez Pierrepont 52 Talking Trade: Bryan Clover 54 Talking Trade: Michael Weedon
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