Where is the Brizo faucet made?

Brizo faucets are made in the United States and in overseas factories owned and controlled by Delta Faucet Company, with design and engineering in Indianapolis, Indiana. Brizo is the luxury brand of Delta Faucet Company, which is headquartered in Indianapolis and owned by Masco Corporation. The primary manufacturing location for Brizo faucets in the US is Jackson, Tennessee, where Delta operates one of the most advanced faucet factories in North America. In Jackson, brass is cast, machined, polished, plated in finishes like Chrome, Brilliance Stainless, and Luxe Gold, and assembled with Delta's Diamond Seal ceramic disc valves. Another US plant in Greensburg, Indiana, also produces components and finishes for Brizo and Delta. Like most major faucet brands including Kohler and Moen, Brizo also manufactures some models and components in China in factories owned by Masco that follow identical specifications, quality control, and testing as the US plants to meet global demand and cost targets. All Brizo faucets must meet strict US standards for lead-free compliance under the Safe Drinking Water Act and cUPC certification regardless of manufacturing location. Packaging indicates country of origin, and many Brizo products are labeled Made in USA with global materials. So while Brizo is an American-designed luxury brand, it is made both in the USA and in Delta-controlled plants abroad under American engineering supervision.