These pans are made by de Buyer in Lorraine, manufacturer of kitchenware since 1830.

These pans are made by de Buyer in Lorraine, manufacturer of kitchenware since 1830.

The company de Buyer has been designing and manufacturing cooking and baking utensils for more than just professional chefs since 1830. Based in the Vosges, the company now places great importance on environmental and social standards as a manufacturing company. In 2022, the company was certified for the second time in accordance with the United Nations' Corporate Social Responsibility Commitment, which defines more than 50 assessment criteria, including ethical behavior, respect for human rights and accountability. The company is also becoming increasingly involved beyond the boundaries of its own site. To protect the environment and water in the region, de Buyer operates its own waste water treatment plant. Components of non-stick coatings can be recycled on site and thus reused. The cooking appliance manufacturer recently supported a local reforestation project by planting more than 1,000 trees, and the company's own beehives help to revitalize the bee population in the Vosges mountains.

Iron pans are suitable for all types of stoves. The stove top should not be smaller than the bottom of the pan.

All pure iron pans are protected against corrosion with a film of oil, which you can best remove with the calcined soda from our household care range before using the pans for the first time. Iron pans do not belong in the dishwasher; a well-fried pan can be easily wiped out without residue.