Where is the mezzaluna made? Thanks
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I don't know. There are no markings on the mezzaluna, nor on the little brochure. Works just fine, though.
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Hi Russ: The are manufactured in Italy by CMT. Please fell free to call with any other questions you may have.best regards,Chuck RankinWood Tech Enterprises, Inc.P.O. Box 2226Fairview, NC 28730 USAPhone: 828-628-4414Fax: 828-628-4490
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I bought this for my granddaughter and she loved it. I'm sorry but I don't know where it was manufactured.
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There is no indication on the box specifying the country of manufacturing. However, Vasconia is a long established company in Mexico. Their website indicates "In 1991, Vasconia and its primary competitor, Ekco, joined forces to emerge as the pre-eminent supplier of cookware in Mexico". Also, "In 2007, Ekco purchased IMASA, its largest competitor, and also partnered with Lifetime Brands to offer authentic Hispanic cookware, utensils & gadgets and cutlery under the Vasconia brand to the U.S. market."So I assume this item is still made in Mexico but can find no information other than that quoted above. It is a great product though! We use ours at least once per week & love it. There is no indication on the box specifying the country of manufacturing. However, Vasconia is a long established company in Mexico. Their website indicates "In 1991, Vasconia and its primary competitor, Ekco, joined forces to emerge as the pre-eminent supplier of cookware in Mexico". Also, "In 2007, Ekco purchased IMASA, its largest competitor, and also partnered with Lifetime Brands to offer authentic Hispanic cookware, utensils & gadgets and cutlery under the Vasconia brand to the U.S. market."So I assume this item is still made in Mexico but can find no... » Read More There is no indication on the box specifying the country of manufacturing. However, Vasconia is a long established company in Mexico. Their website indicates "In 1991, Vasconia and its primary competitor, Ekco, joined forces to emerge as the pre-eminent supplier of cookware in Mexico". Also, "In 2007, Ekco purchased IMASA, its largest competitor, and also partnered with Lifetime Brands to offer authentic Hispanic cookware, utensils & gadgets and cutlery under the Vasconia brand to the U.S. market."So I assume this item is still made in Mexico but can find no information other than that quoted above. It is a great product though! We use ours at least once per week & love it. « Show Less
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Its made in Italy. Excellent for authentic Neopolitan Pizza. Probably can be used for any baking but have never tried it for anything but pizza.
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I went to the Bialetti web site which stated the company originated in Italy in 1919 and is still in business today. However, I couldn't find any mention of where the pots are actually manufactured.
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It is made in Italy. Fine quality, have to use per specs. Not for the aggressive cook.
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According to the "Libbey Retail 2014 Entertaining at Home" catalog, these are made in Mexico. So are the Libbey Brewmaster, Milan, and Robusta mugs. (page #20)
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Mine was maufactured in China. I bought one before, from a different seller, it was manufactured in Thailand. It did not look brand new, so I returned it.
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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.
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It is made in italy. it works very well although the clamp doesn't fit my center counter. it looks beautiful.
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The one I have was made in Austria. My wife and I bought one over the holidays and couldn't be happier with it.
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It is made in Italy, it is almost ALL metal, with a small part of plastic that is also very thick and strong plastic, and it is very very well made. It is very solid, easy to handle. I have made many, many, many batches of Spritz cookies with it and it still as good as brand new! I am VERY happy with his cookie press!
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It is made in Italy. When I received it I noticed immediately that the first pages of the instructions were written in Italian
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The packaging materials on mine indicated that the grinding mechanism was made in Greece. The copper sheath and handle are indicated as "hand made" but no country is specified (it is assumed that it is also from Greece). My original review and the comments here support that the grinder works well within its designed function and continues to be a kitchen/dining room tool that I use and appreciate. I do not expect it to fail (it is used daily now) but, if it did, I would repurchase.
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My unit was made in Hungary. It is less than 6 months in my possession, so that is probably where they are still being made.
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The Manfrotto 190CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber I purchased was made in Italy. It is the best one I have seen and have been completely satisfied with the product. Do not blame you for being concerned about where it is manufactured.