Made in USA or China? Is the Lodge and Lodge Logic the same company?
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Lodge Manufacturing's small line of enamel-coated cookware is imported from China. All the rest of its cast-iron cookware branded Lodge or Lodge Logic is made (and quite well, I would add) in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, USA.
1212422
It's probably made by the same company in china and then just labeled differently once shipped to the US. No where on my Grizzly is it marked or labeled that it's made by Grizzly. A solid vise though for being a china product.
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I'm not positive but I believe I saw China written on it since I remember being disappointed. I thought it was made in America!
768265
china. though it seem as well made as the american on from 8 or 10 years back. same design, I don't think I could tell the difference just looking at them. sucks just the same I was hoping for a USA made saw.
115349
does not matter... Made in China stuff is not always bad, made in USA is not always great. the design itself matters the most. if the design has a lot manual operation and process requirements, Made in China may be even better
1795897
I believe China. But not sure. I do know not the US as the only US manufacturer of cast iron cookware left is Lodge.So if you are not buying Lodge, the cookwrae is made outside the US. I will reiterate that I find this skillet to be of very good quality, I love it and have used it constantly for years and it looks like the day I bought it.
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Bernard, I'm surprised you asked. Actually, I checked just to make sure. Carefully stamped on the bottom of the pot is the word "China". It still does a great job and maybe some day we will once again see "made in USA". But that is not today.
320758
The box says "handcrafted in the USA" and "insert made in china". The pot has "made in USA" on it and the insert has nothing regarding place of manufacture.
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I threw the box out but on the assembly instructions it's RiverRidge Home Products a registered trademark of Sourcing Solutions Inc. Hudson, WI 54016.That doesn't mean it was made in the USA. I'm guessing China since they sell RiverRidge products at Walmart. If you do buy one when assembling it on step 2 don't put the knobs on the door. You have to lay the frame on it's front to finish assembling and with the knobs on it won't lay flat. Put the knobs on when it's all together.
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The box says made in USA. The company is based in Tennessee. http://www.lodgemfg.com/
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Yes, it is made in the US. Lodge's enameled cast iron is made in China but most of Lodge's products are made in Tennessee.-Nik
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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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The unit is manufactured where else, China. Ugh! It's likely made by a contractor who represents a wide swath of Brands.
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The skillet was made in the U.S. I don't know the origin of the iron, which, of course, is pretty much fungible.In looking at possible purchases in stores, the Lodge products were thicker in section than the foreign-made (usually Chinese, of course) products. Higher quality, and they'll cook better than the thinner stuff.
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Yes, Lodge is USA. Previous manufacturers, if you're lucky enough to find them in antique stores, flea markets, or rummage sales are Wagner, Erie, and Washington.
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According to the packaging, "Designed and engineered in the USA" but made in China
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If you are looking for a cookware that is "Made in USA" this product is not one of those. The company says it is made by its affiliates in Thailand, China, Italy to US standards.