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Where is Staub Made? (France, China, or Germany?)

ByMichelle Updated onNovember 19, 2022

I have been using Staub cookware, bakeware, and their accessories for years. I am constantly answering the question ‘where is Staub cookware made?’ Staubs enamel cast iron is made in France while its other products are made in China.

In this article, you will learn more about where Staub cast iron cookware, ceramic cookware, bakeware, and its accessories are made.

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  • Where Staub Cookware is Made
    • Staub Enameled Cast Iron Cookware
    • Staub Ceramic Products
  • Where Staub Cookware is Manufactured Table
  • Who Owns Staub?
  • Find Out Where Cookware is Made
    • 1. Start With the Company Website
    • 2. Labels and Tags
    • 3. Embossing
    • 4. Contact the Manufacturer Directly
  • Contact Information for Staub (Zwilling J. A. Henckels)
    • 5. Awards and Certifications
    • 6. Contact the Company Directly
  • Staub: The Brand
  • Staub Cookware Sizes
  • Where and When to Buy Staub on Sale
  • Wrapping Up: Where is Staub Cookware Made?
  • FAQs
    • Is Staub cookware made in China?
    • Is Staub German or French?
    • Is Staub made in the USA?
    • Is Staub stoneware made in China?

Where Staub Cookware is Made

Staub cast iron cookware began manufacture in France in 1974, the French company was bought out by Zwilling J. A. Henckels in 2008. This is when confusion about where the Staub products were manufactured began.

Staub Enameled Cast Iron Cookware

Currently, all of Staubs cast-iron cookware including its core product the la cocotte (French oven) with its innovative black matte enamel interior that emulates bare cast iron. Along with cast iron bakeware, cast iron accessories are manufactured in Merville France.

Staub Ceramic Products

Staubs ceramic cookware, ceramic bakeware, tableware, and accessories are made in China, using Staubs strict manufacturing policies and quality control.

Where Staub Cookware is Manufactured Table

Refer to the table below that lists Staubs products and the country of their manufacture.

Staub CollectionStaub
Made In
Staub Dutch OvenFrance
Staub CocotteFrance
Staub Cast Iron SetsFrance
Staub Speciality Shaped CocotteFrance
Staub Bouillabaisse PotFrance
Staub Stackable Set, Cast IronFrance
Staub BraiserFrance
Staub Frying PanFrance
Staub SkilletFrance
Staub Grill Pans Round Square & RectangleFrance
Staub Grill PressFrance
Staub WokFrance
Staub TajineFrance
Staub Fondue PotFrance
Staub Mini SaucepanFrance
Staub Double Handle Fry PanFrance
Staub Double Burner Griddle, PlanchaFrance
Staub Round, Oval, Rectangle Baking Dishes & RoasterFrance
Staub Au Gratins, Round & OvalFrance
Staub Escargot DishFrance
Staub Crepe PanFrance
Staub Fondue SetFrance
Staub Chicken RoasterFrance
Staub Daily PanFrance
Staub TerrineFrance
Staub Mussel PotFrance
Staub Bakeware (Cast Iron)France
Staub BakerFrance
Staub Serving DishFrance
Staub Loaf PanFrance
Staub Tea KettlesFrance
Staub Cast Iron TrivetFrance
Staub Magnetic Wood TrivetChina
Staub, Mini Round Cocotte SetChina
Mini Cocotte StandChina
Staub Ceramic Minis, 7.5 quartChina
Staub Ceramic Minis, .525 quartChina
Staub Ceramic Tomato Petite CocotteChina
Staub Ceramic Artichoke Petite CocotteChina
Staub Ceramic BakewareChina
Staub StonewareChina
Staub DinnerwareChina
Staub Lid HolderChina
Staub Ceramic Utensil HolderChina
Staub Silicone/Wood Utensils (Spatula, pastry brush, risotto spoon, skimming ladle, wok spoon, & tongs)China
Staub Wood UtensilsChina
Where are Staub Cookware, Ceramics & Accessories Made

Who Owns Staub?

The German company Zwilling J. A. Henckels purchased Staub in 1974. Staub continues to operate as a stand-alone entity under the Zwilling umbrella.

Find Out Where Cookware is Made

Finding the location of a product’s manufacturing can be challenging. But it is not impossible! Below are a few tips to help you locate the exact factory where a given item was made.

1. Start With the Company Website

Country of Origin in Staub Website Product Description

Most larger companies will list their locations on their corporate websites. Many specialized manufacturers make this information publicly available within their product listings. The Staub cocotte product listing below clearly states that the enameled cast iron is made in France.

2. Labels and Tags

Look for locally-made labels or tags on the product itself or on its packaging. Such as in the United States, Canada, Mexico, etc. This may make it easier to find out where a product was made based on its country of origin.

3. Embossing

Staub Embossed Base and Staub Embossed Lid

Many manufacturers list where the product was made directly onto the item itself.

4. Contact the Manufacturer Directly

If you are unable to determine the origin of a given item through any other means, contacting the company’s customer service team may yield more information.

They should be able to tell you exactly where the product was made, and may even be able to give you a direct link to that information on their website.

Contact Information for Staub (Zwilling J. A. Henckels)

The best way to reach Staub is by emailing them. Below are the contact details for email and direct mail.

ZWILLINGADDRESSEMAIL
Zwilling USAZwilling J. A. Henckels LLC
270 Marble Avenue
Pleasantville, NY 10570, USA

Phone: 646-466-2556

Website: Zwilling USA
hello@zwillingus.com
Find Staub Near YouWebsite: Staub International Websites
Zwilling Contact Details
Staub’s Cast Iron Cocotte Packaging Clearly States Where the Product is Made

5. Awards and Certifications

Check for local certifications or awards on the product itself. Just as many manufacturers choose to denote where their products were made, others may opt to highlight other kinds of company achievements.

For example environmental certification by an organization like Fair Trade USA or Green America. While these can be a bit harder to identify than simply looking for a “Made in” label, these can be good indications of where the product was made.

6. Contact the Company Directly

If you are unable to determine the origin of a given item through any other means, contacting the company’s customer service team may yield more information.

They should be able to tell you exactly where the product was made, and may even be able to give you a direct link to that information on their website.

Staub: The Brand

Since 1974 Staub has been creating premium cast iron cookware in Merville, situated in northern France a country widely recognized for its unique culinary tradition and excellent cuisine.

In 2008 the company employed 430 from its headquarters in Turckheim, Alsace, France, and Francis Staub was president. In 2008 Zwilling J. A. Henckels acquired the company.

The company combines traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology to produce its high-quality cast iron products.

Manufacturing cast iron cookware for over 40 years has cemented this brand of premium cast iron cookware in the industry. The company’s products are made using a unique manufacturing process that results in extremely durable cookware that can withstand years of use.

Staub’s products are known for their exceptional quality and durability, and the company’s cast iron pots and pans are used by some of the world’s most famous chefs.

Cookware, bakeware, and other specialty products are available in a wide range of sizes and colors, and the company offers a variety of accessories to complement its cast iron cookware.

Staub’s products are sold in over 60 countries worldwide, and the company has a strong presence in the United States, where its products are available at major retailers both in-store and online.

Staub Cookware Sizes

As with most cookware, Staub cookware is available in various sizes.

  • Cocotte & Dutch Ovens, round – Minis to 9 quart
  • Cocotte & Dutch Ovens, oval – Minis to 10.5 quart
  • Braisers – 2.1 quarts to 3.25 quart
  • Fry Pans – 4.5 inches to 15.75 inch

See my article for a full breakdown, with charts, of Staub cookware sizes, dimensions, capacity, weight, and servings sizes. It is a great reference if you are looking to buy a new piece of Staub.

Where and When to Buy Staub on Sale

Find out where to get find Staub Cookware at the Best in this article I also give you the links to where and when Staub sales and clearances take place as well as all the best locations.

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Wrapping Up: Where is Staub Cookware Made?

The company’s website clearly indicates where its products are made. If you visit Zwilling.com and check out the specifications for a product, it will show which country produced that particular piece of cookware or accessory.

France for Staub’s enameled cast iron cookware and China when they make other types such as ceramic cookware, bakeware, and accessories.

Learn more about luxury cast iron cookware, like Le Creuset Dutch Ovens in my article Staub vs Le Creuset deep dives into both these iconic brands of cookware. What makes them loved by professional chefs and home cooks the world over?

FAQs

Quick answers to common questions about where Staub products are made.

Is Staub cookware made in China?

Staub ceramics, stoneware, bakeware, and accessories are made in China, cast iron products are made in France.

Find out what bakeware is made in the USA.

Is Staub German or French?

Staub is a French brand that manufactures cast iron cookware in Melville, France, and other products in China. German company Zwilling purchased the Staub brand in 2008.

Find out where Zwilling products are made.

Is Staub made in the USA?

No Staub manufactures its cast iron products in France and all other products in China.

Check out some well know cast iron cookware brands like Lodge, Finex, The Field Company, Smithey, and Lancaster Cast Iron in my in-depth article, on what Cast Iron Cookware is made in the USA.

Is Staub stoneware made in China?

Yes, Staubs stoneware, ceramics, bakeware, earthenware, and accessories are made in China.

Staubs enamel coating is gorgeous. Check out the different colors in my article that is up to date with current Staub Colors

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Related a complete guide of what Cookware is Made in the USA

Michelle – Author

Hi, I’m Michelle the founder, owner, author, and editor of OvenSpot. My passion for one-pot cooking commenced when I was working to prepare cafeteria lunches for school students. I am now on a mission to assist you in choosing the cooking pot or appliance you will use every day. As well as in-depth information to assist you in using and caring for your cookware and appliances.
Questions? Reach out to Michelle at michelle@ovenspot.com

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