Pulmuone Health & Living, a subsidiary of South Korea’s fresh foods giant Pulmuone, has joined hands with German kitchenware brand Oranier to launch a series of new pots.

The Oranier Dillenburg series includes four differently sized pots made with the firm’s “core copper” technology which delivers heat evenly to the entire surface of the pots. 


The pots have been finished with SUS316, a durable, and safe stainless steel that does not corrode easily under heat or salt. It also excludes a steam hole in order to trap the ingredients’ natural moisture for healthier cooking.

The bottom of the pot has been designed to maximize its heat induction capabilities for use in both ovens and microwaves, according to Pulmuone.

By Sohn Ji-young (jy@heraldcorp.com">jys@heraldcorp.com)