Where are these pans made? Any chance of paint chipping?
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I think the were made in China, but not 100 % certain. These are excellent quality cast iron pans. There is no paint to chip. I own them, and have used used them with no problems. I even bakeked a Cornbread in the 10 inch, and it did't stick, Just make sure you read the instructions on how to properly care for them. Improper care or neglect will cause them to rust I am confident that you will be pleased with them for many years to come. I absolutely love mine. B. DeBouse
1885008
I don't know where this pan was made. It may have said on the packaging which has long since been thrown in the trash, but I love this pan. I am thinking about ordering another one.
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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.
1080781
I believe they are made in Switzerland. They are wonderful pans. I was tired of teflon etc. Used to cook on Revere Ware in the 50's but can't seemm to find the pieces I want. Swiss Inox is perfect for what I need. Sure hope they weren't made in China as I don't buy their stuff which is why I don't eat canned mushrooms anymore
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The country of origin is China. The pots and pans are sturdier than I expected.
385919
as there are no origin marks on the pans themselves Im not completely sure. However I do believe they are made here in the United States. at least the vintage ones are. More recent manufacture may not be
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I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U&gt;S&gt; and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps.
550563
This pans are made in Denmark. the best non stick pans I've ever purchased. Trust me, you won't regret it.
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I think this and all other non-coated Lodge pans I bought were made in the USA. Enamel coated ones are coming from China, though. At least their coating is done in China. You can get detailed information about this at Lodge website.
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WearEver is or was in Ohio. The pans say engineered in the USA, I know they did have 1 factory in Mexico. I consider them a US company... I can say we are so happy with these pans. They are beautiful, not heavy, it is the ceramic coating that is so awesome. It is also greener than Teflon and I love silicon in the kitchen.
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On bottom of an older Farberware pan I have, it says USA. On the bottom or anywhere else on my newer pan (about 2009), it does not say where it was made. I no longer have the packaging for the newer pan.
2213322
I just checked our set and I do not see anything on them that would indicate where they were made. I do not recall if the box had anything on it. Sorry.
744775
These are made in China, I've owned them for 3 months and I LOVE them. No chips cracks or breaks and we're pretty hard on our dishes, expensive but worth it.
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I bought the pans for my daughter for Christmas & luckily she still had the box. They were made in China. She is very happy with the pans.
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I have no idea but the coating is awesome and hasn't chipped so far, like Teflon pans I've had.
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I gave them as a gift to my sister and unfortunately don't recall where they were manufactured. I do know my sister and her husband love to cook with them.
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Mine says Made in Korea on the box and also at the bottom of the pans, but I got mine a gazillion years ago, not sure where they are made now.