PFAS-free
PFAS (poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances) is a collective name for a group of more than 6,000 man-made chemicals, including PTFE and PFOA. They are used to make everyday items water, grease, and dirt repellent. Examples include certain types of raincoats, food packaging, cosmetics, firefighting foam, and cookware with a traditional non-stick coating. PFAS are extremely strong and break down very slowly. Some will only disappear completely after 1,000 years. That is why they have been nicknamed ‘forever chemicals’.
The pans, pots, and electric kitchen appliances you use affect every meal you prepare. We are convinced that there is a better way to cook: our Thermolon™ ceramic non-stick coating is the best proof of this. It ensures perfect results at any temperature, with less fat and without harmful PFAS chemicals.
Durability
The body of each Chef's Collection's aluminium frying pan is made with 100% recycled aluminium, sourced from verified post-industrial scrap and certified under ISO 14021. The Chef’s Collection casseroles are made of stainless steel, a durable material with high recyclability potential when properly collected and processed. Designed for long-term use, our cookware combines durable materials with responsible sourcing.
Packaging
Using packaging made from FSC MIX material (minimum 60%) shows our commitment to responsible sourcing. We use packaging made from FSC MIX material, which includes at least 60% FSC-certified and/or recycled content, demonstrating our commitment to responsible sourcing.