Who makes your favorite brands?
Owners, actual manufacturers and confirmed production locations, with a source for each relationship. Factory examples are bounded by the dates and models in the original disclosures.
- Who makes Acura?
Acura is Honda’s premium brand, made by Honda’s manufacturing operations, with documented production in Ohio, USA and ADX assembly in Celaya, Mexico.
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- Who makes ALDI?
ALDI US belongs to the ALDI SOUTH group, a family-owned business; outside suppliers make its private-label groceries, and ALDI US says it does not operate animal-product processing factories.
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- Who makes Amana?
Whirlpool makes and owns Amana kitchen and laundry appliances; Amana heating and cooling products come from Daikin’s business under a trademark license.
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- Who makes Audi?
Audi vehicles are made within Volkswagen Group by Audi and its production network, including plants in Germany, Hungary and Mexico and associated companies in China.
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- Who makes Bauer Tools?
Bauer is a Harbor Freight tool label; Harbor Freight’s dated sprayer recall and catalog establish the product relationship, but the unnamed factory behind current Bauer power tools is Unconfirmed.
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- Who makes Beats?
Apple owns Beats; Beats Electronics manages the branded audio business, while a 2015 federal recall documents China-made Pill XL speakers without naming their factory.
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- Who makes BMW?
BMW vehicles are made by BMW Group’s manufacturing network, including German plants and sites in the United States, China and Mexico; MINI is a sister brand within the same group.
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- Who makes Bosch Dishwashers?
BSH, wholly owned by the Bosch Group, makes Bosch dishwashers, including production at New Bern, North Carolina.
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- Who makes Buick?
Buick is a General Motors brand: NHTSA’s 2026 records list US assembly for Enclave, South Korean assembly for Encore GX and Envista, and Chinese assembly for Envision.
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- Who makes Cadillac?
General Motors owns and makes Cadillac vehicles; confirmed US assembly includes Spring Hill in Tennessee and Arlington and Michigan plants, depending on the model.
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- Who makes Champion Generators?
Champion Power Equipment supplies Champion generators; a dated manufacturer response describes China assembly and a Jackson, Tennessee assembly plant, without assigning every model to a site.
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- Who makes Chevrolet?
General Motors makes Chevrolet vehicles; its US plants include Arlington, Texas for the Tahoe and Suburban, while assembly country varies by model.
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- Who makes Coach Bags?
Tapestry owns Coach; independent manufacturers make Coach products, primarily in Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines and India in its fiscal 2025 disclosure.
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- Who makes Continental Tires?
Continental AG makes Continental tires through its Tires business, including US plants in Mount Vernon, Sumter and Clinton.
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- Who makes Cooper Tires?
Cooper tires are part of Goodyear, which bought Cooper Tire & Rubber in 2021; production spans a manufacturing network rather than one country or factory.
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- Who makes Craftsman?
Craftsman is owned by Stanley Black & Decker, whose manufacturing includes US-made storage products such as the Sedalia-built S2000 series.
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- Who makes Crocs?
Crocs, Inc. owns the Crocs brand and outsources its footwear: Vietnam accounted for about 45% of Crocs-brand production in 2025, with additional manufacturers in China, Indonesia, India and Mexico.
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- Who makes Cuisinart?
Conair owns Cuisinart; a dated federal recall confirms China-made Cuisinart food processors, but it does not identify the factory behind every current appliance or cookware line.
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- Who makes DeWalt?
DeWalt is a Stanley Black & Decker brand, with product origins that vary: documented examples include US tools with global materials, China-made mowers and Turkey-made flap discs.
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- Who makes Dyson?
Family-owned Dyson makes products through its own Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines operations and contractors, including manufacturers in China and Mexico.
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- Who makes Falken Tires?
Falken tires are made within Japan’s Sumitomo Rubber group; its European disclosure lists production in Japan, Turkey, Thailand and Indonesia, while the former Buffalo-area US factory closed.
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- Who makes Ferrari?
Ferrari manufactures its cars and engines in Maranello, Italy, with chassis production in nearby Modena; Ferrari N.V. is publicly listed with Exor and Piero Ferrari interests as major shareholders.
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- Who makes Firestone?
Bridgestone owns Firestone; documented US production includes commercial truck/bus tires at Warren County, Tennessee and agricultural tires in Des Moines, Iowa.
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- Who makes Frigidaire?
Frigidaire is an Electrolux Group brand, but the actual maker depends on the appliance: group factories make major appliances, while specified minifridges were imported by Curtis International.
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- Who makes GE Appliances?
GE Appliances is a Haier company that manufactures appliances in the United States and sources some products from abroad; Louisville, Kentucky, is a confirmed refrigerator and dishwasher production site.
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- Who makes Genesis?
Genesis is Hyundai Motor Company’s luxury brand, with GV70-family production documented in South Korea and Alabama, USA; Alabama Electrified GV70 assembly was reported paused in 2025.
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- Who makes GMC?
General Motors makes GMC vehicles; its US plants include Arlington, Texas for the Yukon and Yukon XL, while assembly country varies by model.
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- Who makes Hankook Tires?
Hankook Tire & Technology makes Hankook tires; it belongs to the Hankook & Company group and has a confirmed US manufacturing plant in Clarksville, Tennessee.
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- Who makes Harbor Freight Tools?
Harbor Freight Tools is owned by Eric Smidt and sources products through vendors; CPSC identifies it as importer of specific China-made Predator power stations, not as their factory.
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- Who makes Harley-Davidson?
Harley-Davidson is a publicly listed US company; its motorcycles include company-built US and Thai models and the India-market X440 manufactured by partner Hero MotoCorp.
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- Who makes HART Tools?
TTI retained the HART brand while discontinuing the HART business by the end of 2025; its filings do not identify a new manufacturer for current stock.
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- Who makes Hercules Tools?
Hercules is Harbor Freight’s power-tool label; its 2017 catalog and tool-launch coverage establish that relationship, but the actual OEMs and current factories remain Unconfirmed.
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- Who makes HOKA?
Deckers owns HOKA and outsources finished footwear to independent manufacturers, mainly in Southeast Asia; its 2025 group sourcing disclosure emphasizes Vietnam rather than a HOKA-owned French factory.
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- Who makes Hyundai?
Hyundai vehicles are made by Hyundai Motor Company and its manufacturing subsidiaries; confirmed examples include Chennai, India, and the Georgia Metaplant in the USA.
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- Who makes Infiniti?
Infiniti is Nissan’s luxury brand; confirmed manufacturing includes QX80 production in Japan by Nissan Shatai Kyushu and QX60 assembly at Nissan’s Smyrna, Tennessee plant.
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- Who makes Insignia?
Insignia is Best Buy’s private-label brand. Best Buy sells the televisions, while the current TV assembly contractor is Unconfirmed in the reviewed dated sources.
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- Who makes Interstate Batteries?
Interstate Batteries sells batteries sourced from outside suppliers; it is a distributor under Interstate Battery System International, not one disclosed battery factory.
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- Who makes iPhones?
Apple makes and sells the iPhone product line, while contractors including Foxconn and Tata assemble phones; China and India are documented assembly countries.
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- Who makes Ironman Tires?
Ironman is a Hercules Tire and Rubber brand in the American Tire Distributors business; the dated sources reviewed do not identify a current factory for each tire.
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- Who makes Jaguar?
Jaguar is a JLR brand within Tata Motors; JLR’s 2026 report says outgoing-model production has concluded, while the new Jaguar manufacturing program is planned for Solihull, UK.
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- Who makes Jeep?
Jeep is a Stellantis brand, made through Stellantis’s regional manufacturing operations, including US plants at Toledo and Warren and the Goiana plant in Brazil.
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- Who makes Kenmore?
Kenmore is a Transformco brand made through product-specific manufacturers; LG Electronics’ Tianjin business is a confirmed historical maker of Kenmore dehumidifiers, not proof of today’s entire range.
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- Who makes Kia?
Kia vehicles are made by Kia Corporation and its regional manufacturing operations; Kia has Hyundai-group ownership ties and documented production in South Korea and Georgia, USA.
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- Who makes Kirkland Batteries?
Duracell is the reported maker of Kirkland alkaline batteries sold by Costco; a 2019 court complaint also identifies that relationship, but current factory assignments and identical chemistry are Unconfirmed.
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- Who makes Kirkland Bourbon?
Barton 1792 is the documented distiller for Kirkland bourbons bearing the Barton 1792 Master Distillers label; Costco owns Kirkland, and older or differently labeled releases need separate checks.
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- Who makes Kirkland Coffee?
Costco owns Kirkland coffee: Starbucks is a documented historical roaster for selected blends, while Costco reported expanding its own coffee manufacturing in 2025; current roasters vary by product and are not fully disclosed.
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- Who makes Kirkland Dog Food?
Diamond Pet Foods is the documented manufacturer behind Kirkland Signature dry dog food; Costco owns the label, while exact current bag-to-factory assignments are Unconfirmed.
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- Who makes Kirkland Golf Balls?
Costco owns the Kirkland Signature brand; its Korean listing names Qingdao SM Parker Golf as manufacturer of the January 2025 three-piece ball, with China as the origin.
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- Who makes Kirkland Tequila?
Kirkland tequila is Costco’s label, with different distillers documented by bottle NOM: 1173 identifies Santa Lucía, 1142 La Madrileña, and older 1472 bottles Fábrica de Tequilas Finos.
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- Who makes Kirkland Toilet Paper?
Costco owns Kirkland Signature toilet paper, but the current tissue-mill manufacturer is Unconfirmed: reporting names Georgia-Pacific without a mill or SKU disclosure that establishes every pack’s source.
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- Who makes Kirkland Vodka?
Costco owns the Kirkland Signature label; dated reporting identifies LeVecke/Fairmont for American vodka and Distillerie de Gayant for French bottling, but current supply contracts are Unconfirmed.
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- Who makes Kirkland Signature?
Costco owns Kirkland Signature; product makers differ by category, with documented examples including Barton bourbon and historical Starbucks-roasted coffee, alongside Costco’s own manufacturing operations.
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- Who makes KitchenAid?
KitchenAid is a Whirlpool Corporation brand. Whirlpool’s Greenville, Ohio, small-appliance operation is documented for stand mixers and blenders, with imported components in the supply chain.
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- Who makes Kobalt?
Lowe’s owns Kobalt, while outside manufacturers make its tools: Chervon is a documented supplier, and Hongkong Sun Rise Trading made specific recalled Kobalt mowers.
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- Who makes Kumho Tires?
Kumho Tire makes Kumho tires in its international factory network; Doublestar acquired a controlling stake in 2018, and documented production includes South Korea, China, Vietnam and Georgia in the US.
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- Who makes Land Rover?
Land Rover vehicles are made by JLR, part of Tata Motors; confirmed manufacturing includes UK operations and Defender/Discovery production at Nitra, Slovakia.
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- Who makes Le Creuset?
Le Creuset makes its enamelled cast iron in Fresnoy-le-Grand, France; the company identifies Paul van Zuydam as owner, while stainless steel and nonstick cookware have different production origins.
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- Who makes Lexus?
Lexus is Toyota’s luxury brand, made through Toyota’s manufacturing network in Japan and North America, including RX/NX assembly in Canada and TX assembly in Indiana.
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- Who makes LG Appliances?
LG appliances are made by LG Electronics and its manufacturing businesses; Clarksville, Tennessee, is a confirmed US washer and dryer site, and Changwon, South Korea, is another documented appliance plant.
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- Who makes Lincoln?
Ford Motor Company makes Lincoln vehicles: the 2026 federal table lists US assembly for Aviator, Corsair and Navigator, and China for Nautilus.
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- Who makes Lodge Cast Iron?
Family-owned Lodge makes seasoned cast iron in South Pittsburg, Tennessee; its enamel lines need separate checks, with a US Enamel line launched in 2023 and Essential Enamel imported from China or Vietnam.
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- Who makes Louis Vuitton?
LVMH owns Louis Vuitton, whose own workshops make most of its leather goods; the 2025 report lists workshops in France, Spain, the United States and Italy.
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- Who makes Matco Tools?
Vontier owns Matco Tools, a maker and distributor of automotive tools; Matco’s toolboxes have documented New York production, while other tools are sourced and require model-specific origin checks.
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- Who makes Maytag?
Maytag is owned by Whirlpool Corporation, which makes Maytag appliances; the 2025 report identifies Maytag and Whirlpool top-load laundry manufacturing in Clyde and Marion, Ohio.
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- Who makes Mazda?
Mazda vehicles are made by Mazda Motor Corporation and its production partners, including the Mazda–Toyota joint venture in Alabama; Toyota’s stake is a minority investment.
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- Who makes Member’s Mark Diapers?
Member’s Mark diapers are a Sam’s Club private-label product within Walmart, but their current contract manufacturer is Unconfirmed in the reviewed dated public disclosures.
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- Who makes Michelin?
Michelin makes Michelin tires through its own group manufacturing operations, including named US and Canadian factories; the brand is not a retailer’s private label.
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- Who makes Milwaukee?
Milwaukee Tool is a Techtronic Industries (TTI) business with manufacturing in the US, China, Vietnam and Mexico, varying by product.
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- Who makes MINI Cooper?
MINI is a BMW Group brand: petrol Cooper production is documented at Oxford, England, Countryman at Leipzig, Germany, and the electric J01 Cooper at Zhangjiagang, China.
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- Who makes Mitsubishi?
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation makes Mitsubishi cars; it is a listed Japanese automaker, with Nissan holding 26.67% and Mitsubishi Corporation 22.23% in the March 2026 shareholder disclosure.
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- Who makes New Balance?
New Balance is privately owned by the Davis family and makes selected shoes in its US and UK factories; the Made in USA collection is only a limited part of its US sales.
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- Who makes Nike?
NIKE, Inc. owns Nike and uses independent contractors for most footwear and apparel; its fiscal 2026 report puts 52% of Nike-brand footwear production in Vietnam, 27% in Indonesia and 16% in China.
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- Who makes Nissan?
Nissan vehicles are made by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and its manufacturing network; Nissan and Infiniti are group brands, while Renault is an alliance shareholder rather than the maker of every Nissan.
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- Who makes Owala?
Trove Brands owns Owala and develops its FreeSip bottles; the reviewed dated company and court documents do not identify a current bottle factory or contract manufacturer.
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- Who makes Polaris?
Polaris Inc. makes Polaris powersports vehicles through its manufacturing network, with confirmed plants in Roseau, Minnesota, Huntsville, Alabama, and Monterrey, Mexico.
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- Who makes Polestar?
Polestar is a Swedish electric-car brand with Geely as its ultimate controlling shareholder; Volvo Cars, Geely and Renault Korea manufacture different models under partner arrangements.
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- Who makes Porsche?
Porsche AG makes Porsche cars and is majority-owned by Volkswagen; documented 2025 production took place in Germany, Slovakia and Malaysia.
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- Who makes Ram Trucks?
Ram is a Stellantis truck brand; NHTSA’s model-year 2026 table lists Ram 1500 final assembly in both the United States and Mexico.
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- Who makes Ray-Ban?
EssilorLuxottica owns Ray-Ban and manufactures eyewear through the Luxottica business; its reports document Ray-Ban production in multiple countries, including China.
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- Who makes RIDGID?
Emerson owns RIDGID through Ridge Tool, while TTI handles documented RIDGID power tools; specified TTI-imported framing nailers were made in China.
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- Who makes Rivian?
Rivian makes its own electric vehicles at Normal, Illinois; it is a publicly listed manufacturer with outside investors, including Volkswagen, rather than a Volkswagen-owned brand.
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- Who makes Roku TVs?
Roku TVs have two manufacturing paths: Roku-branded sets use contract manufacturers, while licensed Roku TV brands build sets themselves or use their own contractors. Roku’s software logo alone does not name the TV maker.
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- Who makes RTIC Coolers?
RTIC is backed by Wind Point Partners and the Jacobsen founders; dated reporting identifies China-made coolers, but the individual contract factories are Unconfirmed. RTIC is separate from YETI.
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- Who makes Ryobi?
Ryobi power tools are a Techtronic Industries (TTI) business using the RYOBI trademark under license from Ryobi Limited; TTI Outdoor Power Equipment is a confirmed mower manufacturer.
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- Who makes Sailun Tires?
Sailun Group makes Sailun tires through production businesses in China and overseas; a federal recall also documents its contracted manufacture of Vogue tires in Qingdao and then Vietnam.
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- Who makes STIHL?
STIHL is owned by the Stihl family and manufactures through its own international production network, including Germany, the USA and China; Romania joined the network in 2025.
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- Who makes Subaru?
Subaru vehicles are made by Subaru Corporation and its Indiana subsidiary in Japan and the USA; Toyota is an equity partner, not the maker of every Subaru.
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- Who makes Tesla?
Tesla, Inc. makes Tesla vehicles through its own manufacturing network in the United States, China and Germany, using components bought from outside suppliers.
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- Who makes Thermador?
Thermador is a BSH appliance brand within the Bosch Group, with documented cooking-appliance production at New Bern, North Carolina.
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- Who makes Toyo Tires?
Toyo Tire Corporation of Japan makes Toyo tires through its group factories, including its long-running plant in White, Georgia.
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- Who makes Toyota?
Toyota Motor Corporation makes Toyota vehicles; it is a publicly listed company, and confirmed US assembly includes Camry and RAV4 Hybrid production in Kentucky.
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- Who makes Trader Joe’s?
Trader Joe’s belongs to the Albrecht family ownership line associated with Aldi Nord; named outside suppliers make specific store-brand products, rather than one Trader Joe’s factory.
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- Who makes Vans?
VF Corporation owns Vans; Vans’ dated manufacturing history describes its move from California production to China and Vietnam, while VF’s filings describe independent contract manufacturing.
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- Who makes VIZIO?
Walmart owns VIZIO. VIZIO’s dated annual reports describe TVs made by third-party manufacturers rather than VIZIO-owned factories.
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- Who makes Volvo?
Volvo passenger cars are made by Volvo Cars, whose controlling shareholder is in the Geely group; confirmed production includes China, Belgium and the USA.
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- Who makes Whirlpool?
Whirlpool appliances are made by Whirlpool Corporation’s manufacturing businesses; its 2025 report places Whirlpool and Maytag top-load laundry production in Clyde and Marion, Ohio.
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- Who makes Xbox?
Microsoft owns Xbox and uses third-party manufacturers to produce its devices; the reviewed annual reports do not name a current factory for each Xbox console.
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- Who makes Yeti?
YETI Holdings owns the Yeti brand and uses third-party manufacturers; its May 2025 factory list names suppliers in China, the Philippines, Mexico and other countries.
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- Who makes Yokohama Tires?
Yokohama Rubber makes Yokohama tires through its manufacturing subsidiaries, including truck/bus tires in West Point, Mississippi; its Salem, Virginia plant closed in March 2026.
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