Are these pasta pots manufactured in Italy.
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Sorry, I don't know where it was manufactured. I have thrown the box away and it is not stated on the pot. However, I can tell you that I am so pleased with mine, that I am now purchasing more for family members.
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Someone already answered this question about Bialetti being manufactured in Italy. It started there, but there are companies in the UK and USA, so I don't know if manufacturing has moved to these countries. I just know that this is a great pot, for cooking everything.
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My instruction sheet included with the pans has "Made In Italy" on it. It seems various distributors are in the U.S.
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Both of mine, the one bought about eight years ago and the one purchased recently, are both madE in Italy.
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They do INDEED say Made in Italy on the handle! I can not prove otherwise that they are not. But I am thankful for other countries making quality products than the JUNK we are buying from China these days.
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I just checked the pot and there is nothing on the bottom etc...which mentions where it was made...probably on the box which i threw away....i think you would like it...it's not heavy like Calphalon..mine has a few scratches from cleaning etc..on the outside...seems to scratch easily....but all and all it's great for pasta! hope this helps! enjoy it if you decide to get it....great for cooking for a lot of people at once....enjoy the evening!!! Donna A.
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They are made in China. Supposedly the company "Natural Home" monitors the factories.... but it was almost a deal breaker for me. They are good heavy pans and appear to be good quality stainless, when I compare them to my other cookware.
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The ones I purchased in this size from Hirts are stamped inside each pot "Made in Italy" and the quality is fantastic on them. True terracotta clay and a nice, heavy weight! Nothing flimsy about this size pot though I've experienced the same as you with smaller sizes.
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I don't believe they are and I think they're manufactured in Italy. They are however, the best pruners I have ever found.
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China, where everything comes from. :-) No, seriously, some are made in Italy, some in India, mine and one I purchased for a buddy was made in India.
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On the bottom of the unit it clearly states "Made In Italy". Very high quality and better looking than photo suggests.
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Yes. Made in Germany is clearly and permanently stamped on the bottom of the pot.
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They are made in Italy but there are offices in NY. Here's their website for tons of information: www.bormioliroccousa.com.
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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.
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I believe that they are made in the US. They claim on their web site, "Granite Ware The oldest cookware manufacturer in the U.S.A. and makers ofGranite Ware porcelain on steel cookware. Made with pride in Indiana and still a p art of every meal."I called them up a few months ago to check on another matter, and they answered me promptly. Do check with them too (812-238-5000)
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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.
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i spent quite some time waiting on the phone with stoneline. the answer to your question is that they were designed in germany but manufactured in china. i am so happy with the set i bought that i purchased two other pots. if you had not asked this question, i would have not thought about them.
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From the Luigi Bornioli website:"Most of our glassware is made at our factory in Parma, Italy. Some of our items are manufactured for us by skilled artisans in glassworks in Germany, Turkey and China." Considering the price of this set, my guess would be China.