Appliances Made in Ohio

Gold Medal Products Co. operates its primary manufacturing headquarters at 10700 Medallion Drive in Cincinnati, Ohio, where engineering, production, and food technology teams collaborate to design and build high-quality concession equipment using American-made components wherever possible (92% of equipment products). They source materials responsibly and maintain strict quality control for both machinery and food supplies like popcorn seasonings and mixes, which are formulated and packaged to meet industry standards for freshness and performance. Their long-standing commitment to U.S. manufacturing supports local jobs and reliable, innovative products.

Verification sources: Official About Us page (gmpopcorn.com/company/about-us) and homepage confirming Cincinnati, OH manufacturing headquarters and family ownership since 1931; American Story page detailing 92% American-made equipment and on-site production; company contact/location pages and recent activity (2026 events, social media, news) verifying ongoing Ohio operations; third-party listings (LinkedIn, BBB, trade directories) affirming headquarters and manufacturing in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hobart designs and engineers its durable, high-performance food equipment at its longstanding headquarters in Troy, Ohio, where it has operated since 1897. Manufacturing and assembly processes emphasize quality American craftsmanship, with many products built using components sourced to support U.S. production. Their facilities in southern Ohio enable rigorous testing and innovation tailored to the needs of commercial kitchens and retail operations worldwide.

Verification sources: Official About Us page (hobartcorp.com/about-us-hobart) and Headquarters page confirming Troy, Ohio founding, headquarters, and manufacturing; recent 2026 news/press releases on the site demonstrating ongoing operations; Wikipedia and local historical references affirming over 125 years of Ohio-based production; company videos and ITW group information highlighting U.S. manufacturing in Troy, Ohio.

KitchenAid designs its appliances with a focus on timeless aesthetics, robust engineering, and user-friendly functionality at facilities rooted in Ohio. Stand mixers have been manufactured since the 1940s at the Greenville, Ohio plant, where teams handle assembly, painting, and rigorous quality testing using advanced processes. Materials include high percentages of American steel and components sourced to support U.S. manufacturing standards, ensuring longevity and performance for generations of users.

Verification sources: Official KitchenAid About Us and "Stayed in America" pages (kitchenaid.com/resources/about-us.html and kitchenaid.com/stayed-in-america.html) confirming Ohio heritage and U.S. manufacturing; Whirlpool Corporation announcements and factory references detailing Greenville, Ohio production of stand mixers since 1942; recent 2026 social media and news on ongoing Ohio operations; third-party sources including Wikipedia, Ohio Business Magazine, and factory tour references affirming Greenville facility as the sole global production site for KitchenAid stand mixers.

The Little Dutch Maid mixers are produced by Amish craftsmen for rugged, commercial-level use with two-speed hand-crank mechanisms, thick powder-coated bases, and heavy-duty gears that eliminate common electric failure points. Components are sourced in Fredericksburg, Ohio and elsewhere, using high-quality German Bosch-compatible components while producing the robust American-made bases and assemblies locally using CNC machining and precision processes. This supports multiple Amish families and ensures products built to last a lifetime using traditional craftsmanship combined with modern quality standards.

Verification sources: Product page on Cottage Craft Works (cottagecraftworks.com/off-grid-hand-crank-mixer-food-processor) confirming shipping from Ohio, Amish-made construction, and German components; forum and historical references (sufficientself.com) affirming Amish manufacturing in Ohio supporting local families; recent availability and customer reviews (2023+) on the site verifying ongoing production and sales.

Nemco designs its equipment with a strong focus on innovation, durability, and real-world kitchen needs at its headquarters and manufacturing plant in Hicksville, Ohio. Production involves precision engineering, American craftsmanship, and rigorous quality control processes, including a proprietary 9-Point inspection. Many products feature high U.S. content, with components sourced to support domestic manufacturing while incorporating select international partnerships for advanced features (such as induction technology assembled in Ohio). The company recently announced a 40,000 square-foot expansion to its Hicksville manufacturing facility to support continued growth and increased production demand.

Verification sources: Official History page (nemco.com/company/history/) detailing founding in Hicksville, Ohio, family ownership, and the 40,000 sq ft expansion; homepage and product pages confirming current operations and "Made in America" focus; 2024-2026 news on facility growth and Manufacturing Marvels features; LinkedIn, Instagram, and third-party directories affirming Hicksville, Ohio headquarters and production.

Staber Industries designs and manufactures its laundry equipment at its facilities in Groveport, Ohio, where they have evolved from re-manufacturing to full in-house production of complete machines. Their unique tub-in-tub horizontal-axis system is precision-engineered for gentle yet effective cleaning, with components sourced to support high American content and rigorous quality control throughout assembly and testing. This Ohio-based operation emphasizes innovation, customer-focused engineering, and sustainable manufacturing practices that reduce resource consumption for end users.

Verification sources: Official About page (staber.com/about) detailing Groveport, Ohio headquarters, family ownership since 1976, and on-site manufacturing of washers and drying cabinets; homepage and product pages (staber.com) prominently featuring "Made in the USA" and Ohio production; recent site activity, contact information, and third-party confirmations (Wikipedia, local business listings) verifying ongoing operations and manufacturing in Groveport, Ohio.

Vitamix designs and engineers its blenders with a focus on durability, performance, and user-centric innovation at its Ohio headquarters. Products are assembled in their state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in the Olmsted Falls/Cleveland area of Ohio, incorporating high-quality components like laser-cut stainless steel blades and powerful motors selected for longevity. While some parts are globally sourced to balance quality and value, final assembly, rigorous testing, and quality control occur in Ohio, supporting hundreds of local jobs and upholding the brand's American manufacturing heritage.

Verification sources: Official About Us page (vitamix.com/us/en_us/corporate-information/about-us) and Company History page detailing Ohio headquarters since 1948 and ongoing operations; Wikipedia and corporate references confirming Northeast Ohio manufacturing facilities and assembly; recent 2026 site activity, LinkedIn (Olmsted Falls, OH), and news affirming continued production and headquarters in Ohio.

Whirlpool’s Clyde facility is the world’s largest washing machine plant, in continuous operation since 1952. It produces millions of washers annually using advanced automation and employs thousands of workers. Recent multi-hundred-million-dollar investments have expanded capacity for next-generation models, supporting high-volume U.S. production and creating hundreds of new jobs while strengthening the domestic supply chain.

Findlay is Whirlpool’s first ground-up manufacturing plant (established in the 1960s) and serves as a major dishwasher assembly facility — the largest in the Americas. It produces plastic and hybrid dishwashers and was an early adopter of renewable energy (wind power). The site continues to play a central role in Whirlpool’s U.S. appliance production network.

The Marion plant is a key dryer manufacturing facility that celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2025. It focuses on producing high-quality residential and commercial dryers with modern efficiency features. Like Clyde, it has benefited from significant recent investments aimed at increasing output of next-gen laundry equipment and supporting regional employment.

Perrysburg is Whirlpool’s newest Ohio facility, opened following a $60+ million investment announced in 2026. It focuses on advanced manufacturing of appliance components and subassemblies to support nearby washer and dryer plants (Clyde and Marion). The state-of-the-art site is expected to create 100–150 jobs and enhance supply chain resilience.

Verification sources: Official Whirlpool About Us page and corporate news releases detailing Ohio manufacturing investments and operations; recent 2025-2026 announcements of $300M+ in Clyde/Marion and $60M in Perrysburg facilities; company website, investor reports, and third-party coverage (e.g., WhirlpoolCorp.com, local news) confirming ongoing production of washers, dryers, and other appliances in Ohio plants.

RW Witmer LLC designs its peanut butter mixers for simplicity, durability, and effectiveness, featuring stainless steel or chrome-plated rods, FDA-approved gaskets, molded plastic or hardwood knobs, and custom lids with liners. Located in Orrville, Ohio (P.O. Box 444), the company manufactures these mixers locally using American components where possible, with precision assembly to ensure smooth operation and easy cleaning. This small-scale Ohio production supports traditional craftsmanship while keeping products affordable and reliable for everyday use.

Verification sources: Official product page (witmerproducts.com/pbutter.html) and homepage confirming RW Witmer LLC operations with Orrville, Ohio mailing address and "Made in America" emphasis; Facebook and company statements noting mixers made in Ohio; retailer listings (Amazon, Target, Walmart, Lehman's) and recent reviews/articles (NYT Wirecutter 2025) affirming ongoing Ohio-based production and availability; customer videos and site activity verifying current business operations.