Moulinex Toaster

Moulinex is a well-known French brand specializing in small household appliances and kitchen equipment. Founded in 1937 by Jean Mantelet in Bagnolet, France, the company originally rose to prominence with the invention of the manual vegetable mill (Moulin-Légumes) before adopting the name Moulinex in 1957 and revolutionizing everyday cooking with electric appliances.

In 2001, Moulinex was acquired by Groupe SEB, a French multinational conglomerate and global leader in small domestic equipment. Under Groupe SEB, Moulinex operates alongside other major brands like Tefal, Rowenta, and Krups. In Spain, distribution and local marketing are managed through Groupe SEB Ibérica S.A.U.

While Moulinex products were historically manufactured across France and Europe, current small kitchen appliances, including electronic toasters, are primarily manufactured in China and other Asian production hubs, adhering to the quality and safety standards of Groupe SEB.