Article: Focus On the World Outdoor Appliances & Power Tools Market.

Article: Cudahy council restricts use of outdoor grills, ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  October 6, 1999 ;     440 words ... ... grill from midnight to sunrise. It also limits the use of outdoor grills to cooking only and restricts flames to one foot or less. The new ordinance covers the use of all outdoor grills, including those using charcoal, gas or wood for fuel ...

Article: Columbia, S.C., Outdoor Grills Maker Expands in ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  September 16, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... Engineering in Columbia in 1960, and the company now employs 330 people during the peak summer months. The company makes outdoor grills as well as high-tech painting equipment used by car manufacturers. The growth in the grill business is fueling the need ...

Article: What's hot in outdoor grills
Post-Tribune (IN);  June 1, 2002 ;     655 words ... ... and night. Better materials make the lives of grills longer than earlier models.(PHOTO) (ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO) Outdoor grills aren't just for flame-broiled burgers and steaks anymore. Today's grill is the appliance of choice for varied menus ...

Article: Leading Designer and Manufacturer of Outdoor Grills ...
PR Newswire;  November 17, 2008 ;     698 words ... ... 17 /PRNewswire/ -- San Francisco-based Fuego North America, designer and developer of industry-redefining Fuego outdoor grills, is proud to announce a new addition to the management team. Erica Saucedo has been appointed Public Relations Manager ...

Article: AMATEUR CHEFS START SIZZLING EPA DENIES IT WANTS TO LIMIT ...
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  May 31, 1997 ;     460 words ... ... statistics on smog-causing ozone and fine particulates, they perk right up when someone suggests they could lose their outdoor grills. And that's what some groups have been doing in radio ads, press releases and newspaper commentaries. No such attack ...

Article: For grill seekers, gas rules.(greater consumer demand for gas ...
HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network;  June 2, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Retailers report that gas is the fuel of choice for consumers in the market for outdoor grills, dominating charcoal and all but edging out electric. Fir- st-time grill buyers are attracted to added features such as lid ...

Article: OUTDOOR GRILLS: MASS APPEAL, UPSCALE FEATURES.
HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network;  August 16, 1999 ;     700+ words ...CHICAGO-The incredible, year-round outdoor-grill business brings its act here this weekend, and because of consumers' willingness to trade up, browsers at the National Hardware Show here can expect to see a plethora of features. Side burners, smokers and kabob accessories typify the add-ons that