I AM CONFUSED; YOUR DESCRIPTION SAYS: (Today, All-Clad cookware is still handcrafted in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania) BUT ALSO IN CHINA. WHICH IS RIGHT?
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The bottom of the pot doesn't say where it was made and I no longer have the box.
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Hi Keith, All "claded" ply- 3, 5, or the new 7 in stainless and MC2, along with copper core, and copper cookware is made in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In other words, any item that has been cladded all the way from top to bottom, is USA made. If any item is a clad bottom ONLY- does not go all the way up the pot or pan, like the one pictured, it is made in China. The "B3" anodized is also made in China as it is not clad all the way. Hope this helps.
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Some non-core items like steamers and roasters are made in China, all the multi-layer high end pots and pans are made in usa.
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Hi Keith,All "claded" ply- 3, 5, or the new 7 in stainless and MC2, along with copper core, and copper cookware is made in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In other words, any item that has been cladded all the way from top to bottom, is USA made. If any item is a clad bottom ONLY- does not go all the way up the pot or pan, like the one pictured, it is made in China. The "B3" anodized is also made in China as it is not clad all the way. Hope this helps.
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If you go to the William Sonoma site and look up this steamer set, it clearly says that it is made in China. I think it is very misleading that Amazon and All Clad would list a description that includes describing All Clad as being made in Canonsburg, PA when it is made in China. I think it is false advertising. Below is from William Sonoma's site:DIMENSIONS & MORE INFO12 " diam., 8" high with insert.5-qt. cap. base., 4 ½-qt.-cap. insert.6 lb. 12 oz. with lid and insert.Made in China.
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Most, but not all, of the pans are made in Toledo, Ohio. That's what greatly influenced our purchase decision. Great quality!
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As far as I can tell they are manufactured in Canonburg PA. they have a huge plant there and state that they manufacture 100% of their cookware there
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Where else? China. But the quality is great. I've had mine for twelve years, use it every day and it still looks like new. I just added to the set and I can't tell the new pieces from the older ones.
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All-Clad pans are made in the USA with material from the USA. The lids are made in china. See All-clad website frequently asked questions. The only product made by all-clad that is a "pan" that is made outside the u.s. is the Pro-Clad Emerilware. That's totally made in china. It's also not made of materials from the U.S. It's way cheaper but imho, the craftmanship is not as good.I've used regular SS and d5. D5 is far superior. Hope this helps.
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It is made in China . Virtually the only domestic manufacturer of stainless steel cookware is All-Clad .
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I believe that they are made in the US. They claim on their web site, "Granite Ware The oldest cookware manufacturer in the U.S.A. and makers ofGranite Ware porcelain on steel cookware. Made with pride in Indiana and still a p art of every meal."I called them up a few months ago to check on another matter, and they answered me promptly. Do check with them too (812-238-5000)
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To the best of my knowledge, All-Clad is manufactured in Canonsburg (USA).... Has this changed regarding the lids? I honestly cannot answer that...
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It is made in China. But even some of All Clad's stuff is now made in China. All Clad's Tri-ply may still be made in the US, but I've seen their non-stick line is now made in China. So what are you going to do?
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Matt, Thanks for your informative comments. I'd like to ask an experienced Calphalon commercial anodized user if you are aware of any issues with the pans currently being make in China. Lead pollution is so widespread in that unregulated manufacturing environment...I've become wary, if not paranoid. Any thoughts on this?
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Straight from Farberware's product description page--"constructed with a durable carbon-steel material and a non-stick coating" and it simply says imported. There is no mention where it is made on the actual pan, but considering where everything else comes from, I would assume China. I did not find the non-stick coating holds up well. I now use it with baking sprays for easy release (and it works well), but that defeats the purpose of nonstick cookware, doesn't it?
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Lodge Cast Iron cookware products is the "only" cast iron cookware made in the US today. All others either come from China or Taiwan. Some of the accessories sold under the Lodge name are imported such as lid stands, camp tri-pods, silicon ovenmits, etc. etc.. I have been using "Lodge" products for more than 40 years and I can tell you will find "None" better. As a matter of fact I still have and use several pieces which I bought about 40 years ago. No I am I do not work for Lodge, but I did grow up in the backcountry of Montana and Idaho learning to cook with cast iron cookware and a "well made" Skillet or Dutch oven will out preform anything on the market today. Lodge Cast Iron cookware products is the "only" cast iron cookware made in the US today. All others either come from China or Taiwan. Some of the accessories sold under the Lodge name are imported such as lid stands, camp tri-pods, silicon ovenmits, etc. etc.. I have been using "Lodge" products for more than 40 years and I can tell you will find "None" better. As a matter of fact I still have and use several pieces which I bought about 40 years ago. No I am I do not work for Lodge, but I did grow up in the backcountry of Montana and Idaho learning to cook with... » Read More Lodge Cast Iron cookware products is the "only" cast iron cookware made in the US today. All others either come from China or Taiwan. Some of the accessories sold under the Lodge name are imported such as lid stands, camp tri-pods, silicon ovenmits, etc. etc.. I have been using "Lodge" products for more than 40 years and I can tell you will find "None" better. As a matter of fact I still have and use several pieces which I bought about 40 years ago. No I am I do not work for Lodge, but I did grow up in the backcountry of Montana and Idaho learning to cook with cast iron cookware and a "well made" Skillet or Dutch oven will out preform anything on the market today. « Show Less
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Faberware is distributed by Meyer Corp. in California, whose parent company is in Hong Kong. I do not like buying products from China, but will have to say this is one of the better products to come from there. I have had them for over 10 years and there is nothing wrong with any of them. I just bought a 15" pan. Faberware is a wonderful product and I think one of thebetter made from China. I would prefer USA made ( of which I have a lot of) but I keep going back to Farberware for baking.
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The company,LibertyWare, is based in Utah. You could try checking their website, contacting them and asking. The pan doesn't have any information that I could find as to where it was actually manufactured.
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I have no idea. It was my understanding that all All-Clad cookware is made in the USA.
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Most is made in Canonsburg, PA. Some production is outsourced to China but not pans. All steel used is US.
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Yes it is made in China; it says it on their web site. Not all All-Clad is made in the USA. Primarily their cookware is, but utensils and cookware lids are made in China.