Where are these pans manufactured?
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
1080782
Talked to the company and they are a Swiss company but pots are made in China. These go by several brand names - Monalisa and Hufeisen. Some differences in set contents is the only thing I can see different.
1080783
Doesn't really say anywhere, but what I do find leads me to believe Switzerland. I can tell you it is VERY GOOD cookware. I love my set.
1080784
You will never know for sure. I bought this cookware some time ago and after I bought it wanted to find out about where they were manufacture and about warranty. Well, nobody wanted to give me an answer. Sometething is very strange about that cookware. I wanted to contact that company in Switzerland but good luck to any person who wants to do that. Also tha cookware set came without a booklet/instruction on how to use these pots. So I wanted to buy one if possible but who do I contact? China? Who in China? Anybody knows? Who is that mystery manufacterer of this cookware?
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
1080786
The company is out of Zurich Switzerland but I don't know if that is where they manufacture.
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.
239700
Calphalon's stainless steel and cast iron cookware is exclusively manufactured in China. Wish I could tell you otherwise.
1796530
Can't remember where made. They are a nice set and have had them for some time now. Looks nice in the kitchen and really functional.
393263
Sorry, I cannot answer that question. After checking the pan for origin, came back empty. There are no markings. I do believe it is made in the USA, just can't proveit!
298197
Most is made in Canonsburg, PA. Some production is outsourced to China but not pans. All steel used is US.
298196
Pans are made in the US. Older lids were made in China but All-Clad said new lids are made in the US now.
2147531
There is no stamp on the pans to indicate where they are made, and I don't have the box nor inserts. Suggest you check FAQ on the company website.
555354
Yes, they are made by Lodge and produced in the US. I have another brand I bought a few years ago that was made in China and I hate it. It was not pre-seasoned like the Lodge pan and is difficult to clean and food does not release as easily as it does with the Lodge pan.
1898038
HN: Sorry, I can't answer those questions for sure, as I threw away the packaging when I received this pan. I did a quick internet search, and it appears these pans are made in the USA by the company at this website http://www.columbianhp.com/index.html Good luck! - JL
1163997
According to the box it's made in Germany. I've had mine for over a month with absolutely no problems. So far these are the best pots and pans I've ever owned. Hopefully they will stay that way. As for the whole "not keeping food in it for more than 8 hours" thing, I usually don't anyway. I clean these as soon as they cool off. The pans are great, but I'm not going to purposely abuse them in order to find out how much they can take. That's a job for people like Consumer Reports. I actually need the pots and pans working.
433226
I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U&gt;S&gt; and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps.
994143
These pans are made in China. They seem to be high quality but I don't know for sure. I bought these for my wife a year ago and we never used them (still in the garage). There were no instructions on their use. Wouldn't recommend.
979632
My pots and pans all say made in the USA. Hopefully that means that they really are!
199083
As far as I can tell they are manufactured in Canonburg PA. they have a huge plant there and state that they manufacture 100% of their cookware there
996306
I could not find where the skillet was manufactured and do not remember who I ordered it from. Sorry
393265
Sorry, I cannot answer that question. After checking the pan for origin, came back empty. There are no markings. I do believe it is made in the USA, just can't prove it!