Where are these pots manufactured? It says 'developed in Germany', which doesn't necessarily mean it was made there...
1668271
I don't care if it made on the moon it is the best pot and pan you will every buy. Cook rice in the pot and you will see what I mean.
1668272
According to the packaging they are made the same place most everything we purchase these days is made.... China!
1668273
What difference does it make where it's from? It's doing what it's suppose to do! Unless you planing to cook Germany in them!
1295853
The coating is German but the cookware is not made in Germany. Sorry, can't remember if it's China but rather think it may be made in Taiwan. The quality is excellent and the coating is not peeling or chipping. We love these pans!
434435
I don't know where it was made or assembled (why do you care anyway?), but the glass says Germany and its good, really good. I have owned and used a bunch of different brands and styles and this one is the top one when it comes to electric kettles.
2167994
Sorry it took me so long to answer. Both the lid and the pot itself are labeled made in Switzerland.
6743
I just received mine a day ago (10/11/2013) and have used it twice so far. The box has "made in Thailand" written on the bottom. So they are apparently no longer made in either Germany or China. The quality seems fine. I don't notice the dribbling mentioned by Mr. Stout, and I thought my previous Melitta coffee pot with a plastic filter cone was more inclined to dribble than this one.
1066185
This is sadly made in china. If you go to the All-Clad website and click on "Specifications - Specialty items" you will see it is made in China. After reviewing their website it seems that all be the collections of regular pots and pans are the only products not made in china. The accessories and specialty pots are made in china.
520483
I spent a lot of time on the phone with Stoneline to get an answer for you because it is not included in the information provided with the Stoneline ptoducts. The answer to question is that is was designed in Germany, but it is manufactured in China. I just can't described how happy I am with these pots and pans. I just ordered two other pots as a result of looking for the answer for you. I guess you have to make your own decision.
2100240
This is confusing...it says "Made in China" at the bottom of the base, but the glass kettle says Germany....so ?????? I still love this teakettle; maybe it was mfg'd in China to German standards? It also says "SCHOTT" and "DURAN" on the glass..... But it is the best one I have ever had...and I have had a number of these things.
839
"Berndes" is stamped on the bottom of the pans but they do not say " Made in Germany"
1163998
The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the seller's response to the buyer's inquiry). The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the... » Read More The box says "Ceramic coating made in Germany". This is suspicious because you expect to see just "Made in Germany". Barcode is 020100903018 but it doesn't help to find anything about German connection. Anyway this pot is working very good for me for frying and NOT for soup. I don't like the warning "Please Do Not Keep The Food More Than 8 Hours" in the pot. I also found some info from the internet reviews which states "The coating is done in Germany as well as the final assembly. The pot and panbase materials and parts are from Hungary" (from the seller's response to the buyer's inquiry). « Show Less
1712959
I checked the pot it is not marked, I threw the box so can't say. At this price I would guess China. They are very nice teapots, nice size and color.
6744
I doubt it's made in Germany anymore, like the original ones were. Pottery and ceramics have been mostly outsourced to China, we're I'd guess it's made now. But the quality seems very good, nevertheless.
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.
317396
The box says "Made and printed in China." So I assume box and pot came from China. I like to buy U.S products when available but fewer and fewer are manufactured here. Cheers!
1295856
I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could find more pot sizes. I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could... » Read More I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could find more pot sizes. « Show Less
32573
Sorry I don't know where it's made. Didn't keep the packaging when I got it a couple years ago. Love it because it's the only glass pot that is honest about the size and it's very big. I can tell you I've noticed the same pot sold under 3 different company names since I bought my first one years ago (and dropped--yikes!)
82048
Mine was made in Germany. Unless things have changed in the last few years, they probably still are.