Three washing machine brands that openly communicate where their appliances are made – from England to Germany.
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Ebac
Ebac is the only manufacturer still making washing machines in England. Founded in 1972 in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, the company has never moved its manufacturing base — a rare commitment in an industry that has largely shifted production abroad. Using laser cutting, drum formation and robotic systems, Ebac produces world-class appliances in its own factory. The production location is prominently stated on the website and is central to the brand.
Ebac is the only washing machine still made in England. Factory in County Durham, never relocated in 50 years.
Bosch
Bosch produces its Serie 6 and Serie 8 washing machines in Nauen, Brandenburg, north-west of Potsdam. On a dedicated Made in Germany page, Bosch documents this location transparently and identifies Made in Germany models with a flag in its online shop. Since 2020, production across all BSH sites is CO₂-neutral. Before sale, every washing machine from Nauen undergoes a stress test equivalent to 10,000 kg of laundry.
Bosch Serie 6 & 8 produced in Nauen — flagged in shop, CO₂-neutral since 2020, 10,000 kg stress test.
Miele
Miele has produced its household washing machines since 1907 at its founding plant in Gütersloh. The family-owned company operates 15 production sites worldwide, eight of which are in Germany. As the only manufacturer in the category to test its washing machines for a 20-year lifespan, Miele documents all its production sites on its official website.
Miele has produced in Gütersloh since 1907 — 20-year lifespan test, all sites documented on website.
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Sources: Ebac · Bosch · Miele