where is this pan manufactured?
242171
I don't remember were but I do know this, we have used it a lot and my son has made it full to the top with it lasagna that was 40 lb. worth and the pan stayed strong and didn't give a bit, and cleans up real nice.
242172
Sorry don't know. I can tell you it is heavy gauge, easy to clean and cooks evenly. It has been a good addition to my kitchen.
1608694
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.
1253867
China,but it is a good non stick pan ,very heavy and cleans up good. I did not like it at first because I had a sticking problem but the more I used it the better I got and now know how to preheat to avoid sticking. I was pre heating it to a temp. that was to high.really though not any great instructions are included.
337824
The pan doesn't say where it was made but the plastic bag it was wrapped in said, MADE IN INDIA. India has a big metals industry so that's probably correct.
1681748
I think this and all other non-coated Lodge pans I bought were made in the USA. Enamel coated ones are coming from China, though. At least their coating is done in China. You can get detailed information about this at Lodge website.
1861229
I don't know the country of origin, but it arrives quickly and it's my favorite pan.I had my first one for over 10 years. Hope this helps.
789150
China. It's stamped Thunder Group (TG) SLSPS012, 12 Qt, NSF, Made in China....and must add, like the other person who answered, it's the best pan I ever owned- and use it for everything. I completely understand about 'buy American' as I did consider that when looking for pans to purchase; however, I sold out and purchased. It appears DM did his research, the All-Clad premium products are made in USA- their more affordable stuff is not. I too wish Amazon would ALWAYS list where items are manufactured, it was fairly challenging to research various websites to find out were stuff was made. China. It's stamped Thunder Group (TG) SLSPS012, 12 Qt, NSF, Made in China....and must add, like the other person who answered, it's the best pan I ever owned- and use it for everything. I completely understand about 'buy American' as I did consider that when looking for pans to purchase; however, I sold out and purchased. It appears DM did his research, the All-Clad premium products are made in USA- their more affordable stuff is not. I too wish Amazon would ALWAYS list where items are manufactured, it was fairly challenging to research various websites to find out were stuff was made.
564504
The pan says made in China but the label that the pan comes in says made in Switzerland.
996306
I could not find where the skillet was manufactured and do not remember who I ordered it from. Sorry
857123
The label says "Made in China". It is the best non-stick surface I have ever used.
1626771
I could not find out where this pan is manufactured, however, it is a very good quality pan---I use it at home and for hiking. I love it! minibulldesign.com makes a nice lid for this pan!
1158624
There are NO stampings or other indication of where the pan was made. It is very heavy duty & holds heat well when baking (we use it for fruit cakes).
1503617
do not really know cant find info but wherever it is made it is a great set of cookware....never sticks and cooks great
2104245
The pan is porcelain. The rack is stainless steel. I don't remember where it's made.
505737
There isn't any information stamped on the pan, or anything in the instruction booklet, but I seem to remember the box it was packaged in said Made in China. A bit disappointing, because I prefer to buy USA products also.
1329633
The pan doesn't say where it was made. The box doesn't say and the instruction manual doesn't say. It does look like a well made pan, thou I haven't used it yet.
100934
According to research I just did, it looks as though the pan itself could have been made here or possibly China. AirBake has their distribution center in N.J. but they don't claim to be producing them from that facility, which looks as though there may be many factories producing their products.