KitchenAid appliances are primarily made in the United States, with manufacturing facilities located in several states including Ohio, South Carolina, Iowa, Mississippi, Indiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Michigan. The iconic KitchenAid stand mixers are specifically assembled in Greenville, Ohio, a factory that has been producing them since 1941
. KitchenAid dishwashers are also made in the U.S., notably at a factory in Findlay, Ohio, which is part of Whirlpool Corporation's manufacturing network
. Other major KitchenAid products such as wall ovens and freestanding ranges are produced in U.S. plants as well
. However, not all KitchenAid products are made domestically. Some smaller appliances and parts are manufactured overseas, including coffee grinders in India, refrigerators in Mexico, and replacement parts for stand mixers in China
. Some components are sourced internationally but assembled in the U.S., allowing KitchenAid to maintain a significant American manufacturing presence while utilizing global supply chains
. In summary:
- Stand mixers: Assembled in Greenville, Ohio, USA
- Dishwashers: Made in Findlay, Ohio, USA
- Other major appliances: Manufactured in various U.S. states (SC, IA, MS, IN, AR, TN)
- Certain small appliances and parts: Made in China, India, Mexico, Canada
KitchenAid is a division of Whirlpool Corporation, which emphasizes American manufacturing for many of its products while supplementing with international components where necessary
