where is the plate made? is it lead and paint safe?
347679
The Grater Plates are all handmade in Malaysia. They are all food and lead safe and FDA approved. This is precisely what sets this Grater apart from the competition.
347680
Made in Malaysia, lead safe-not sure about paint. I haven't had any issues at all-we love ours!
347681
I have no idea. I use the plate very often and have no ill effects so I assume its perfectly safe. Glad I bought it.
347682
Made in Spain. I assumed it was lead free since I bought it in California, but now I'm not sure.
347683
I don't remember where it's made. Didn't keep container. Purchased last Christmas. Sorry
1036062
I am not sure where it is made. I can tell you that it is well made and never caused a problem. I (6' tall) even got on the plasma car and had my kids push me around. My 7 year old really has enjoyed this for several years.
386056
Good question! The paint used in this and jut about all tableware is lead-free. In addition to federal restrictions, most states do not allow the sale of any "tableware", or other "food containers" to contain lead.
1115454
Not sure where it is made but it fit in my hitch right out of the box and has not rusted at all. Used it a few times now and it's really nice.
2103902
It is! It is a quality plate, not the plastic ones that little kids usually get!
483445
mine has a sticker "made in China". That said I have it a while and used it, put in dishwasher, and it's held up great - no rust or discoloration, very sturdy, and seems it will last many years. If it went missing I'd buy another.
1237602
It is labeled as stoneware, so lead content I don't know. It is microwave and dishwasher safe so I should hope it is non-toxic. I love this dish, it brightens up the table. I would buy another one if this one broke.
83066
Yes, made in the USA which is important to me because other countries use lead in glassware and dishes.
2095048
Some is still made in England. Some is made in China. If you can see the imprint on the back of the dishes before you purchase, you can make sure. I have plates made in China, and they are not as nice.
1576589
I have a complete set of Portmeiron dinner plates, salad plates, bread plates, fruit bowls, soup bowls and on and on. These products are made in Britain and do not have lead paint. They are dishwasher and microwave safe. There are a few items that are "made in China" but I don't buy them unless they are servings spoons or desert forks etc., where only the stainless comes into contact with your mouth. I Love My Portmeirion! Enjoy!
1823351
There is a stamp on the bottom of each of the plates that says it is made in China.
20243
Gee, I don't really know. I gave it as a gift so I no longer have the packaging or the product. I don't believe using lead-based paint is legal any more at least here in the US but I don't recall where this product was made or shipped from. Have you tried to contact the seller? They would surely have that kind of information. Good luck. KLM
4747
Dave - US Federal regulations, prohibit lead and cadmium use in any materials that comes in contact with food. Coatings must be formulated from material that have are listed in 21CFR170(b). Neither lead, cadmium nor any heavy metal is approved as "Generally Recognized As Safe"Imported cookware can be an issue, especially from China as China tends to ignore US safety conditions. The Ceramica© used by Cuisinart is manufactured in Italy and meet all US and EU safety codes according to the Ceramica© website.
489783
Sorry I don't recall if it's made in China or USA. But I remember that they started using child safe paint. Its a good toy, we need to assemble it.
1321405
No clue but if you're concerned about lead based paint and being Made in China, I would think those issues would have been addressed by now.
2251797
No, it's made in china. I'd say the overall quality was above average, the small pieces are brittle but the metal tracks are awesome.
1067551
The plate is made of aluminum with a dark anodized finish. Super-durable, won't warp with normal use (unlike the WARING brand look-alike).