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It's made in China.
Answered by Great 3 years ago
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Thank you for your question! GE Appliances products are designed by GE Appliances engineers in the United States. Many are manufactured in the U.S. and others are made globally to our specifications. The country of origin is shown on the Model/Serial rating plate as well as the packaging. Manufacturing facilities (plant sites, where appliances are made) can and do change from time to time because GE Appliances continues to seek the most efficient manufacturing processes available. We make products all over the world for a Global marketplace. Therefore, your best source for manufacturing location is the packaging/product itself. While we are unable to supply you with the location; however, we can confirm that this microwave was made globally. If you have any other questions know that were are here for you. -Chris@GEA
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