The Cook & Chef Institute Foundation is equipping HRC Culinary Academy with a selection of BERGNER products. In return, the Academy is going to contribute to the innovative technological development of the brand through testing the equipment by teachers, chefs and students. Additionally, this partnership will enrich the training of the future culinary professionals and better prepare them to work in the field.
Cooking in a pressure cooker is a quick and easy way to prepare dishes not just use water as the food is cooked almost in its own juice, unlike traditional pots, in which more cooking time is needed and more amount of water, which results in that part of the mineral substances from food, particularly sodium and potassium, remaining dissolved therein. In this type of food usually cooked pots to about 100 ° C. It should be noted, however, the type of food that we cook. A good example of healthy cooking is the pressure cooker of BERGNER CAPRI is a pot of easy opening that allows an ecological stove that respects the qualities of food. Available in 6 liters with a diameter of 22 cm, this pressure cooker high security is made of 18/10 stainless steel sandwich bottom diffuser which achieves improved heat utilization and reduced, thus the energy consumed during cooking. CAPRI has a new system of rotating opening at the top "minimal effort". It opens with a flick of the wrist. This model incorporates pressure relief valve and is valid for induction, gas and electric cookers. Glossy finish. CAPRI The pressure cooker is a quick, healthy and environmentally friendly alternative to cooking time.
Read MoreThe leading European distributor of household products is to collaborate in a project to improve education and child nutrition in the slums of Mumbai.
Bergner has signed a collaboration agreement with the Sonrisas de Bombay Foundation, an NGO which focuses its efforts on the fight against poverty, on the respect for Human Rights and on equal opportunities within the city of Mumbai (India). Currently, this NGO reaches over 7000 people directly thanks to the commitment of teams of professionals and volunteers.
Through this agreement, Bergner will donate a percentage of the sales of their collections to fund the Balwadis (infant schools) Nº 21, known as Blue, in the Sangharsh Nagar area, and Nº 8, known as Giraffe, in the Marol Pipeline area, both in Mumbai City. The prime objective is to provide schooling for children from 0 to 6 years of age and keep them away from child labour organisations and provide a brighter future for them.
In the photograph, Bergner Europe's CEO, Alberto Forcano, and Jaume Sanllorente, President of the Sonrisas de Bombay Foundation, sign the agreement.
The Cook & Chef Institute Foundation with the BSCI