Is this product made in Italy or somewhere else?
1826435
We purchased it quite some time ago. No longer have the box. Sorry I can't help
1826436
I bought this item about 3 years ago and mine didn't have the name Norpro associated with it at all. However, it looks identical to the one shown, with the name Marcato on it, and is indeed made in Italy.
1826437
made in Italy & well made, really happy with quality/durability, so much better than plastic sets
1265890
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.
1281142
Mine just bought says made in India. Even sounds worse to me then Italy. LOL If it read China, right into the trash.
1574888
They were originally made in Italy - not certain if they still are made there! I do know that they last forever!
578946
It is an Italian company who still does most of their assembly in Italy. They do make parts for at least some of their things in china, but is still considered a made in Italy company which is why there is no "made in china" seal or marking on it. It is sealed at the bottom with: ETU listed for Canada and the US. There is a head quarters in the US De'Longhi America Inc. 2 Park Way & Route 17 S Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458http://www.delonghi.com/en-US/customer-service/Above is a website that can give you more information or you can contact them with further questions. I personally love this appliance and cant imagine not having it. It is an Italian company who still does most of their assembly in Italy. They do make parts for at least some of their things in china, but is still considered a made in Italy company which is why there is no "made in china" seal or marking on it. It is sealed at the bottom with: ETU listed for Canada and the US. There is a head quarters in the US De'Longhi America Inc. 2 Park Way & Route 17 S Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458http://www.delonghi.com/en-US/customer-service/Above is a website that can give you more information or you... » Read More It is an Italian company who still does most of their assembly in Italy. They do make parts for at least some of their things in china, but is still considered a made in Italy company which is why there is no "made in china" seal or marking on it. It is sealed at the bottom with: ETU listed for Canada and the US. There is a head quarters in the US De'Longhi America Inc. 2 Park Way & Route 17 S Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458http://www.delonghi.com/en-US/customer-service/Above is a website that can give you more information or you can contact them with further questions. I personally love this appliance and cant imagine not having it. « Show Less
874568
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.
2142551
The box I have (which is differente from the one in the photo, mine is more like a cube) says at the bottom "Made in Italy". Hope it helps.
2177200
I have looked all over and it does not indicate where it is made on the appliance. I do believe that when I was researching it I saw somewhere where Stefano Giovannoni - designer - makes his products in Italy. You might want to try going to this company makes their products in Italy. You might want to go to their website www.alessi.com or sac@alessi.com; it maybe indicated there. Good Luck
2123233
Made in Italy. Correct LED color and screen printing on mine. Don't know why the other reviewers had issues, but as of June 2013 the Arduino is authentic.
1758729
The outside of the box says: Developed and designed in Italy. Made in China. Bottom line: It's Made in China.
544572
I own this product. The manual says nothing about place of manufacture, but the Cobalt Aquatics website says that their "equipment is made in Italy."
2068145
Bought it a while back and threw out the box. I heard that it is made in Rome, NY but not 100% sure.
144542
Both of mine, the one bought about eight years ago and the one purchased recently, are both madE in Italy.
2202400
I bought and gave these away, but I do not think they were made in Italy. I think China.
493450
I can't guarantee that the jar is made in Italy, but the address of the company given on the box it came in is: Bavicchi, Via della Valtiera, 239-06135 Ponte San Giovanni, Perugia - Italy. It also says Bavicchi, "qualita sementiera dal 1896", which I'm guessing is "quality since 1896". Hope that helps :)
304888
My understanding is that it is made of lead free glass in Italy. If you really want the truth, why not contact the company that makes them: http://www.bormioliroccousa.com/usa/products/storage/product.jsp?sezione=17&serie;=917001
855061
My instruction sheet included with the pans has "Made In Italy" on it. It seems various distributors are in the U.S.