Emsa Eleganza - Made in ?? Can someone confirm?
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Frieling USA, Inc. is a woman-owned minority business that was established in New York in 1988 and relocated to Charlotte, NC, in 1990. They have long-standing relationships with some of Europe's best manufacturers including Emsa in Germany. So, to answer your question, the Emsa Eleganza is made in Germany.
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It is made out of Evolon a breathable, soft cotton-like non woven fabric that protects against allergens, mites and bed bugs. German engineered & medically approved for anti-mite protection. Liquid accidents disperse rather than pooling on your fabric. Washing will not remove it's effectiveness. Constructed in America with a 10 year guarantee. Evolon's production is environmentally friendly. Feel free to visit www.ELFbrands.com.
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This item has no "made in "Label anywhere ,i searched the box the mashine and instructions and sad to say have no answer ! Sorry
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Well, I pulled my paperwork on it and it is made by Gudcraft. Hope this helps. Any other questions just let me know.
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Biobag (http://www.biobagusa.com) markets these. I don't know what their relationship with the factory(s) is, whether they own them. My box says "Made in the USA with resin sourced from Italy."According to the Biobag website, the bags are made from Mater-Bi™ is produced by Novamont, an Italian research company dedicated to environmental alternatives to polyethylene-based plastics.
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I do not know for certain, but it seems to be pure DE. And the price is great for the amount you get. I believeI mentioned in my review that is seems moist, and slightly pale yellow, which I surmised indicated a raw and naturalproduct. I would recommend asking the seller about the purity question. I found it acceptable, but you should make yourself comfortable about any questions prior to purchase.
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I looked and looked on box and could not tell if it was a authentic Iso. I swear by Iso perms and have always had great luck with them. Since I let my cosmo. license expire, I ordered one on line. It came out terrible. I was not sure if I left it on too long or if my hair is that damaged. I wondered myself if these were not the real deal. Like I said, even damaged hair, I always got a good perm with Iso, so I don't know. Sorry, I'm not much help.
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If it was, I would think that they'd post that somewhere....I can't find any info on country of origin here OR on the company website...I won't be buying this...
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I am under the impression that this is European made. However, I can tell you the the craftsmanship is amazing. Honestly, we use it all the time, it's easy to clean and realizable, PLUS compact - doesn't take a lot of room. I avoid a lot of Chinese made items, this performs whether or not it is.
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I looked all through my bag and can't find a "Made in . . ." label. I can however state that when I received my bag, there was a note from the maker with a toll free number (U.S.) on it in case I had a problem. I can't find the note - I probably threw it away.
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It says that it is "Made in Mexico". I'm going to try to upload a picture of the label in a bit so you can see the details. :)
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I have no idea. It sounds like it is not made from recycled material. Try googling it.
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Having spent 7 years of frequent contact with the Lakota clan on Pine Ridge, SD, perhaps I can offer some close-to-accurate comments for you. If my memory serves me correctly, the original pemmican was made by grinding buffalo meat with a species of tart, nutritious berries that grew in the Great Plains region. These were called "buffalo berries" in English, because it was noted that bison could sustain themselves on this fruit during the cold months, when it dried out and clung to the bush. For mass production, it would not be practical to locate and harvest enough of these in the wild to meet public demand. However, the domestically-grown cranberry makes a perfect substitute, having a very high nutritious profile similar to buffalo berries. I'm sure that Tanka bars taste a lot better than the original pemmican. First of all, the bison meat is lightly smoked, which is far more flavorful that sun-dried bison--especially since the smoking process incorporates a lot of salt. Also, there is added sugar to offset the tartness of cranberries. Thirdly, there is oil added to make them moist and chewy. (I'm not certain, but I do recall there was some fat incorporated into the original pemmican, as well.) Tanka Bars are designed to preserve your teeth, too, since they're moist, chewy and free from the occasional berry-pits that caused many Native old-timers to lose a tooth occasionally. The salt and the smoking process would give you a very respectable shelf life, (perhaps somewhat comparable to that of any other "jerky"-type meat), as long as the plastic packaging remains intact. I've enjoyed them well over a year old (stashed in my prep pack)...You can find more info on their website -- I think you'd really enjoy checking it out... http://www.tankabar.com/cgi-bin/nanf/public/main.cvw
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I don't know how it is made. It is reasonably light weight, well made, and durable. We have had no problems with moisture control or wear. It is a very satisfying product.
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It is manufactured by Tierra Mega-Nutrients International, no other imformation. On the label it claims to be "Original Formula of Prof. Dr. Ana Aslan." If your search for Tierra comes up negative, it might be manufactured in Roumania.
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Sorry for the delay Liz - kevala's website says it's a product of Mexico. Hope that helps...
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No, it's made in Mexico. I don't like it. It's very synthetic. We live in Arizona and I wanted something for the summers. The fabric doesn't breath. I use it for guests in the hope that they won't stay too long. I purchased a much better one from Target.