Mirro Aluminum Company, founded in 1909 in Manitowoc, was once one of the world’s largest manufacturers of cooking utensils, before leaving Manitowoc around 20 years ago.

All the ingredients So when Galafassi learned that the Manitowoc, Wis., facility once used to manufacture Mirro brand cookware was vacant, he visited the town on the edge of Lake Michigan.

(The cookware was so successful that the company changed its name to Mirro Aluminum in 1957). In 1920, while still employed by Aluminum Goods, Koenig started the Metal Ware Corp. in Two Rivers.

Mirro Aluminum Co. also previously operated at the site. At the time Tramontina closed, Skana already owned the building in which the cookware was manufactured.

MANITOWOC (WLUK) -- An aluminum cookware company says it has closed its Manitowoc facility, eliminating 145 jobs. Tramontina USA Inc. , located in Sugar Land, Texas, says it is now looking for a ...

The end of Mirro Aluminum Company in Manitowoc was 14 years ago. “They built pots and pans that went worldwide,” said Justin Nickels, Manitowoc’s mayor.

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