13 Facts About Bertazzoni

Bertazzoni originally produced wood-burning stoves which were discontinued in the 1980s.

Bertazzoni's appliances are based on designs, and produced in colors, inspired by the automotive industry in Italy.

Bertazzoni was founded by Francesco Bertazzoni in 1882 in Guastalla, Italy.

Bertazzoni opened its first factory in 1909 with construction partly financed by Napoleone's wife, Angela Bonfanti, the daughter of an affluent cheesemaker in Novellera.

Three years later, Bertazzoni was accredited by the Reggio Emilia Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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Bertazzoni used the slogan "In Every Home" to heavily promote its La Germania ovens during the interwar period.

The youngest among them was Francesco Bertazzoni who succeeded his mother in leading the company in the mid-1900s.

Bertazzoni introduced its first gas cooking ovens in 1956 but continued to produce wood burning stoves into the 1980s.

Bertazzoni became the fifth-generation CEO and president of Bertazzoni in 1999.

Since then, three generations of a Filipino family have been in partnership with Bertazzoni to continue production under the license agreement.

Bertazzoni began distributing its products in the United States in 2005.

In 2011, Bertazzoni began featuring touch screen controls in its ovens which included software automated cooking modes.

In 2019, Bertazzoni opened its first Australian showroom in South Melbourne.