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There are only a few brands in the world that have sustained their vision, traditions and high-quality standard for more than a century. Fewer still that can claim consistent family ownership and international brand name integrity. And only one that is recognized for creating the world's most innovative appliances. Founded in Germany in 1899 with a single promise of Immer Besser, a phrase meaning Forever Better, Miele has dynamically grown to become the world's largest family-owned and operated appliance company with over 16, 600 employees, 12 production facilities, representation in nearly 100 countries and annual turnover of �2. 83bn, approximately USD$3. 62bn (2009/10). As a premium appliance brand represented on all continents, Miele is...

Business type: Manufacturer
Product types: Miele's range of exceptional consumer appliances includes: vacuum cleaners; laundry systems; rotary irons; dishwashers; built-in convection, speed and steam ovens; cooktops; ventilation hoods; refrigeration; wine storage and coffee systems. Additionally, Miele Professional (the commercial product division) offers dishwashers, washing machines, tumble dryers and rotary irons for commercial use as well as washer-disinfectors for medical, dental and laboratory applications. .
Address: 9 Independence Way, Princeton, New Jersey USA 08540
Telephone: 800-843-7231
Web Site: http://www.mieleusa.com
E-mail: Send Email to Miele, Inc.

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