Investing in U.S. Manufacturing for Over 100 Years and Counting.

Clyde Ohio manufacturing facility

Based in Benton Harbor, Michigan, Whirlpool Corporation has invested in America for over a century. As the only major U.S.-based and U.S.-owned manufacturer of kitchen and laundry appliances, our commitment to American manufacturing supports over 14,000 manufacturing jobs across our 10 U.S. plants.


 

With approximately 80% of our products manufactured* in America, we lead the industry in domestic production. It starts with American steel and ends in the homes of consumers we’re proud to serve.

See why Whirlpool Corporation is Made with America. 


Our Footprint in America 

20,000

U.S. employees 

14,000

U.S. manufacturing employees 

Supports more than 140,000

additional jobs through our suppliers and related industries

Invested $6 billion

in U.S. capital expenditures, R&D and new product development over the past 10 years, as part of $23 billion in total spend for our U.S. operations, logistics and workforce this decade

Built in the U.S. to Improve Life at Home

Unlike our major competitors, Whirlpool Corporation builds and produces a vast majority of its U.S. products in American factories. Whirlpool Corporation started in America and stayed in America. Because for us, improving life at home starts by building close to home. 

 

That commitment runs through our iconic brands trusted by Americans for generations: Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, JennAir, Amana, and InSinkErator

 

Our strategy is grounded in building where we sell, which is why approximately 80 percent of the major appliances we sell in the U.S. are assembled in America, while the average across the rest of the leading major appliance manufacturers is just around 25 percent. That approach helps us innovate faster, invest more deeply in our workforce and better support our communities and customers. 

 

No competitor is even close to our level of domestic production: 

Highest percentage of U.S. manufacturing among appliance producers 

Approximately 96% of the steel used in our U.S. products is sourced from the U.S. 

Over 30% of our North American product lineup is new in 2025