I really needed a replacement (Hard anodized non stick) sauce pan, to replace an Analon that died. And if I am going to spend this kind of money, wanted it to be US made- NOT negotiable. Several months ago I bought a replacement (To replace a 10 yr old Calphalon) Calphalon Premier skillet, also hard anodized. I did research then on the manufacturing source before I bought it and again this time for the sauce pan. I called the Calphalon customer service rep. The second research validated the first.It is important to understand:1. Calphalon has several model lines, Premier, Classic, etc.2. Despite what the description specs say about China, the Premier line is the ONLY line that is (mostly) US Made. All their other lines are made in China. From a Google query: The stainless steel and cast iron Calphalon products are only produced in China. Additionally, utensils, bakeware and kitchen gadgets are also made overseas. And sadly (from research) some of the Premier is also made overseas to meet surging demand. Sidebar: Either because some of the Premier line is imported or also, some assistant is tasked to write the description of a product or product model line for an e-commerce site and they just copy and paste from one description to another and nobody bothers to edit it.3. Though the Premier line is US made, materials are "globally sourced." Which is true of almost every manufactured product these days. The difference is when using this supply chain manufacturing process, a reputable manufacturer will ensure ALL materials are QA and assay tested, before going in the manufacturing process. Shipment lots that fail are either sent back to the vendor or sold to 2nd or 3rd level companies on the secondary market. Vs just trans shipping manufactured product from over seas for direct sale to consumers4. The pan itself is not marked with manufacturing source is. But the packaging isI have been using the skillet for several months now without an issue and just received the sauce pan. So I will see what develops.Also there is also supposed to a lifetime guarantee on Calphalon products. If you have one of their products and it fails, send it back to Caphalon. Once they get enough returns on failed (imported) product, it might be wake up call to pull manufacturing back to this countryFurther edit: I received the 3.5 qt sauce pan a few days ago. As I said before it is US assembled from (US?) and imported materials- see attached images. It is thoughtfully designed- no sharp corners in the interior to trap food that then get wasted and thrown out. It does have some heft to it. Especially if loaded with food. But I expect it will last many years.