Are these pans made in china?
235148
Can't tell but, these pans are nice and heavy. They just discolor if u put them in the dishwasher.....but beside that, I love the size and how sturdy they are. I use them pretty much.
235149
The back of the pan does not say specifically where they are made. There is no "made in China" notice. The brand is Liberty Ware and their logo is the Statue of Liberty in a horseshoe of stars.
235150
NO! They are made by Liberty Ware in the good old USA. They are of higj quality metal and are very sturdy!
235151
Libertyware describes themselves as 'an importing company.' Pretty sure if they were manufacturing anything here, they'd use it as a marketing point...
1080785
Dear Jennifer,I also wonted to know where the pans were manufactured when I received them. But I could not find the answer neither on the pans nor on the box, I inspected both very carefully. It's written on the pans that they are designed in Switzerland. Nana
1080781
I believe they are made in Switzerland. They are wonderful pans. I was tired of teflon etc. Used to cook on Revere Ware in the 50's but can't seemm to find the pieces I want. Swiss Inox is perfect for what I need. Sure hope they weren't made in China as I don't buy their stuff which is why I don't eat canned mushrooms anymore
855061
My instruction sheet included with the pans has "Made In Italy" on it. It seems various distributors are in the U.S.
1486573
Made in China, which I didn't realize until someone asked. I loved these pans until I burned something. As it turns out, even a light burn damages the finish inside the pans. I've ruined 3 or 4 of them, and can't recommend them.
9604
I don't have the box any more but I'm am pretty sure they are imported and not made in the USA. Even after several camping trips they still work like new and are easily the best camping set of cookware I have found.
971214
Sorry, I looked but could not find anything indicating where these are made.
761767
I think the were made in China, but not 100 % certain. These are excellent quality cast iron pans. There is no paint to chip. I own them, and have used used them with no problems. I even bakeked a Cornbread in the 10 inch, and it did't stick, Just make sure you read the instructions on how to properly care for them. Improper care or neglect will cause them to rust I am confident that you will be pleased with them for many years to come. I absolutely love mine. B. DeBouse
478042
No! They are made in China. One more point when I complained to manufacturer about the rivets corroding they said do not fill the pots up. So that meant you can only use the bottom 2/3 of the pot. I will never buy from them again. I like using my whole pot!
1010867
I gave them as a gift to my sister and unfortunately don't recall where they were manufactured. I do know my sister and her husband love to cook with them.
2065963
They are made in China, as the "made in China" stickers on ALL of them indicates. Not worth $100 if you ask me, and I have had them for a few years now.
244177
I believe China, but nonetheless very well made. I have had them for two months and bake at least once a week, with no complaints.
83575
No, according to the labeling on the container they're made in China. That figures, unfortunately.
1736308
They are made in China. But I have to say they are very nice. They are dishwasher safe and can be used in the microwave.
298195
According to what I've resarched, pans are now still made in the U.S.A. but lids and 'accessory pieces" may be made in China.
1514727
Just got one for Christmas. The box says the coating is made in Germany, but the pan is manufactured in China.
1346312
Yes, the pan is marked Made in China. I think the quality of this steamer is quite high and it's done very well by me this season.