I want to know which lines are manufactured in Sweden
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Black diamond lines are from.sweden but if u want the best line for this reel go with a braided spider wire. Reason being its not mono so it has no memory. Which makes it perfect for these reels. Also its extremely hard to break braided spider wire very awesome product... And its right here on Amazon woooooooo hope this helps ya and have fun me myself abu is the only reels for me and if u use that spidy wire youll feel the same. Good luck and Great fishing.
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Hi!The Swedish Fish I bought that were indiviually wrapped were made in Hamilton, Ontario Canada This was answered 1 year agoThe Swedish candy makers Malaco introduced them to the US but later sold the rights for the US market. So the Swedish fishes sold in America aren't Swedish, but their origin is. Malaco does however still hold the rights for the rest of the world and in Sweden they are known as pastellfiskar (pastel fishes) as the fishes made by Malaco are weaker in color due to less food dye compared to the American version. The way they look in Sweden: http://www.candyking.com/upload/Candykin... Hi!The Swedish Fish I bought that were indiviually wrapped were made in Hamilton, Ontario Canada This was answered 1 year agoThe Swedish candy makers Malaco introduced them to the US but later sold the rights for the US market. So the Swedish fishes sold in America aren't Swedish, but their origin is. Malaco does however still hold the rights for the rest of the world and in Sweden they are known as pastellfiskar (pastel fishes) as the fishes made by Malaco are weaker in color due to less food dye compared to the American version. The way they look in... » Read More Hi!The Swedish Fish I bought that were indiviually wrapped were made in Hamilton, Ontario Canada This was answered 1 year agoThe Swedish candy makers Malaco introduced them to the US but later sold the rights for the US market. So the Swedish fishes sold in America aren't Swedish, but their origin is. Malaco does however still hold the rights for the rest of the world and in Sweden they are known as pastellfiskar (pastel fishes) as the fishes made by Malaco are weaker in color due to less food dye compared to the American version. The way they look in Sweden: http://www.candyking.com/upload/Candykin... « Show Less
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Hello,I was wondering if any one could shed some light on where the Amazon N86's are made, Finland, Korea, China, etc..?Thanks,
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The plastic versions are made in Sweden according to the manufacturer's website. However they don't make the same claim for the titanium version and don't indicate where it's made. My personal plastic version also states "Made in Sweden" on the product.
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On my product it says: "Imported by A. V. Olsson Trading Co., Inc. Stamford,CT 06902" and "Product of Sweden"
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The company may be based in Stockholm but the product details indicate the origin is China.
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I was wondering the same, not sure why they don't list on label as of 2015. Also, they say from Poland on package..not Norway.
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Lundby is a division of Micki, a Swedish company based in the southern part of the country. The product is manufactured in China.
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You may want to check with the company directly. They are on the web. Just ask them what country their products are made in and see what the say. http://www.vikingrange.com/consumer/products/product_option_color.jsp?id=prod180064
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I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They are a huge company and are worldwide.) I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They... » Read More I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They are a huge company and are worldwide.) « Show Less
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Peltor quit making earmuffs in Sweden around 10 years ago. Plus active earmuffs for a measly $50-60? No way. It says right on the packaging: made in China.
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Finland of all places. Says out of US made parts. At least when I first looked this up. Now I can't find my source.
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Not sure. According to Gardena.com and Wikipedia, Gardena is owned by Husqvarna, which is a Swedish company. According to Wikipedia, Gardena is in Ulm, Germany and has production sites in Germany and the Czech Republic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardena_AG
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This reel is manufactured in China . Swedish made 7000 series is discontinued.
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The one I have was made in Austria. My wife and I bought one over the holidays and couldn't be happier with it.
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They're not made in Germany. I'm not sure of they're made in Korea or elsewhere.
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The Fiskars Company is Finnish. I don't know where it was made but the steel in the tool looks to be a high quality.