Started in America.
Stayed in America.

"Whirlpool’s investments in American workers and American manufacturing strengthens the very homes our appliances are built to care for."

- Marc Bitzer, Chairman and CEO, Whirlpool Corporation

What it takes to be America's Home Appliance Company. 

We are the only major manufacturer of kitchen and laundry appliances based and owned in the U.S. We believe the best way to serve American families is to do our business right here where they live.

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We started here.

Whirlpool was founded in 1911 in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Our commitment to American families has never wavered since—giving us an even greater understanding of the changing needs inside American homes.

We stayed here.

Meanwhile, our competitors moved or stayed overseas. GE Appliances was sold to the Chinese multinational company Qingdao Haier in 2016. Also, the vast majority of appliances sold in the U.S. by Korean companies LG and Samsung are made in foreign factories - resulting in fewer American jobs.

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We build here. 

Approximately 80% of the major appliances we sell in the U.S. come from our American factories* — that’s three times more than the average of our major competitors. And approximately 96% of the steel we use is American, too, across Whirlpool, KitchenAid, JennAir, Maytag, Amana, and InSinkErator product lines.

We invest here.

In the past 10 years, we’ve spent $23 billion on manufacturing, labor and logistics to support approximately 20,000 American jobs, including 14,000 manufacturing jobs across 10 American factories. We’re not just invested in America, we’re made with America.


80%

Of the major appliances we sell in the U.S. are produced in the U.S.*

$23 billion

In the past 10 years, we have spent $23 billion in manufacturing, labor and logistics 

20K

U.S. employees 

14K

U.S. manufacturing employees

We love it here.

Amana, Iowa - Operations (Refrigeration)

ESTABLISHED IN 1934

Amana was the first to introduce the side-by-side refrigerator for the home.

Cleveland, Tennessee - Operations (Premium Cooking)

ESTABLISHED IN 1917, NEW PLANT IN 2012

Cleveland Operations was Whirlpool Corp.'s first LEED-certified manufacturing facility and single-largest investment the company had made anywhere in the world when announced in 2010.

Clyde, Ohio - Operations (Washers)

ESTABLISHED IN 1952

Clyde Manufacturing produces more than four million washers a year.

Fall River, Massachusetts - Operations (Commercial Laundry)

ESTABLISHED IN 1965  

Established as American Dryer Corp., introduced the Stack Commercial Dryer

Findlay, Ohio - Operations (Dishwashers)

ESTABLISHED IN 1967  

First Whirlpool Corporation manufacturing plant to utilize wind energy

Greenville, Ohio - Operations (KitchenAid Small Appliances)

ESTABLISHED IN 1942  

Manufactures KitchenAid brand small appliances for consumers across the globe.

Marion, Ohio - Operations (Dryers)

ESTABLISHED IN 1955  

One-third of Marion employees have worked at the plant 20+ years.

Ottawa, Ohio - Operations (Freezers/Built-in Refrigerators)

ESTABLISHED IN 1990   

Committed $65 million of investments over the next several years in Ottawa, creating 100+ more jobs.

Tulsa, Oklahoma - Operations (Ranges)

ESTABLISHED IN 1995   

Home to the first slide-in induction range, the Vesta, launched in 2016.

Racine, Wisconsin - Operations (InSinkErator Garbage Disposals)

ESTABLISHED IN 1938

The first food waste disposal was Invented in Racine, WI in 1927 by John Hammes, an architect from Racine WI, just a few miles from the current InSinkErator World Headquarters.

Benton Harbor, Michigan - Global Headquarters

Whirlpool was founded in 1911 in Benton Harbor, Michigan.

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We care here.

We've worked alongside Habitat for Humanity for more than 25 years, building hundreds of homes and supporting nearly 200,000 American households. As one of the United Way’s largest local contributors, we meaningfully support the communities where we operate. Our Feel Good Fridge program helps fight food insecurity with refurbished refrigerators. And our employees volunteer their personal time—all to help create and support thriving American communities.

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*Domestic and imported components are used in the manufacturing of products.