Are these loppers made in the US?
1257195
I just looked all over the lopper and see no indication of where it was made. It must have said on the packaging. I usually pay attention to that since I am strongly supportive of our industry in the USA. So sorry I couldn't help you.
2087125
Yes, they are American spoons from www.cpbasils located in Pennsylvania. The website is awesome.
291587
I believe they are manufactured in the USA but you would have to contact Molecular Research Labs, Beaver, OR to find out for sure.
1059984
They are distributed out of New Jersey and "made in the U.S.A.". Sorry, but that's all I could find on the box.
1173068
They were purchased from the US, but as to whether or not they were made in the US, I do NOT KNOW!
222107
According to LeCreuset (and others) these spatulas are made in the US. I suggest you 'google' the question and see for yourself.
2141845
No. Much better, they are made in Switzerland. One thing I failed to mention, don't bother about getting replacement blades. I did when I bought my clippers about 20 years ago and the originals are still working just fine. About once a year, dependent on use, I use a file to sharpen them and they still look and operate like new. The replacement blades are still in their plastic container. One person said she could not open them. Simply squeeze the handles and use your thumb to release the catch.We used to have over 250 rose bushes in Virginia so these things were heavily used. Not too many products I totally like. These are one of them. No. Much better, they are made in Switzerland. One thing I failed to mention, don't bother about getting replacement blades. I did when I bought my clippers about 20 years ago and the originals are still working just fine. About once a year, dependent on use, I use a file to sharpen them and they still look and operate like new. The replacement blades are still in their plastic container. One person said she could not open them. Simply squeeze the handles and use your thumb to release the catch.We used to have over 250 rose bushes in Virginia so these things were heavily used. Not too... » Read More No. Much better, they are made in Switzerland. One thing I failed to mention, don't bother about getting replacement blades. I did when I bought my clippers about 20 years ago and the originals are still working just fine. About once a year, dependent on use, I use a file to sharpen them and they still look and operate like new. The replacement blades are still in their plastic container. One person said she could not open them. Simply squeeze the handles and use your thumb to release the catch.We used to have over 250 rose bushes in Virginia so these things were heavily used. Not too many products I totally like. These are one of them. « Show Less
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No, according to the labeling on the container they're made in China. That figures, unfortunately.
1594235
Their packaging says that they are made in the USA. I think they also say that on their website.
2033089
Hi, this set is made in the United States. Hope that helps!!! Real good set of snap ring pliers!!!
295607
They USE to be made in the USA, but they started outsourcing about 5 years ago and the quality took a HUGE hit. The leads break constantly, the wood casing splinters when you try to sharpen them. If you can find older ones, get them, but these newer ones are total garbage.
809313
I am sorry, but I do not know. They have been around for at least 40 years, so I am inclined to think they are made in USA.
1821415
Yes, they're made in the USA. The company that owns them is in Japan, however.
1594622
I'm pretty certain that they are. We only bought them once, they made one of our dogs sick, and my recollection is that I checked the package and saw that they were made in China.
1525725
They are NOT marked with a "made in" country. I suspect they are not made in the USA. I they were, marking a tool with that would surely help sales in the US.
58707
Yes, they are made in the USA. I have been giving them to my older Lab who was having hip trouble and she loves them. She is acting like a puppy again. I highly recommend these!
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All resources are showing these are made in the USA. The dog treats causing problems are those that are "Jerky" or "Jerky style".