Where is the lasagna pan made at....
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I started purchasing All Clad products last year when I committed to only purchasing products made in the USA. This is a challenging quest. So when my old lasagna pan needed replaced I knew what I wanted and where to go. I was very excited when it arrived only to be stunned when I read the box which said Made in China. I thought they were all made in USA but I kept the pan only to wonder if it a counterfeit. The markings on this pan are not the same as my other pieces which are stamped Made in the USA.
2087117
All All-Clad cookware is manufactured in America, specifically in Canonsburg, PA (my home state). Doesn't get any more all-American than that! Been using it for about 20 years, it's as good as anything out there, and better than most. btw, I don't work for them, or sell it, just a happy customer!
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.
1678730
Most, but not all, of the pans are made in Toledo, Ohio. That's what greatly influenced our purchase decision. Great quality!
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.
1034874
The pan is made by Demeyere in Belgium. As with most of their pans, the quality is excellent.
1297654
I am not sure where it is made. Mine shipped from korea. This is a nice pasta box. I use it for keeping lasagna. It will hold about 3 pounds or more of spaghetti. Hope this helps.
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.
2156903
Yes, unfortunately it is now made in China; although Presto products were originally made in Wisconsin for over 40 years. However, this is still a very good quality product and I have been very happy with this skillet after many uses as I have stated in previous reviews.
637352
According to the sticker on the bottom it was made in Lancaster Pennsylvania. I selected it because of its size (to go inside another pot) and am happy with it. Hope that helps.
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.
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i cannot tell where it is manufactured but i did find this about the manufacture of the non-stick product, direct from t-fal - it would not let me copy and paste the information so i have to share just the link with you - it is about the non-stick material used in this pan - i've had mind since 2009 and it is still working great and not flaking off or creating any issues. - hope that helps http://www.t-falusa.com/Tefal+magazine/Hot+topics/Environmental+Policy/Health+and+the+Environment.
426567
Hi Lynn: its made in Toledo, Ohio - the company is owned by Newell Rubbermaid in Atlanta, GA - I like mine as it cooks evenly and is very easy to clean. Hope that helps you !! Steve.
1302083
I'm not sure which state, but yes, it is made in the United States. Great deal for this pan by the way...
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China. I didn't find out until I got them. I searched everywhere and couldn't find an answer. I also have 2 pans that have chips from the factory and the coating peels off with a fingernail. Very disappointed!!! The manufacturer wants 7.00 shipping to ship the product back to cover under warranty.
1406944
Tramontina cookware is made in different places depending on the line (I believe that includes Italy, China, US, and possibly Brazil if I recall). This particular set is made in Italy.
1852537
Not that I could find. I looked on the government's recall website under the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission). I also searched on the company's website (www.ChicagoMetallicBakeware.com). In fact, the only thing I found was that this pan won some awards in 2009 (http://www.chicagometallicbakeware.com/media/wysiwyg/ChicagoMetallic/Lasagna_Trio_Housewares_Design_Awards.pdf). But if you are really concerned you can call them at 1-800-272-0225.