Video Of the Factory Visit at the Moka Pot Factory

Here’s Mike’s visit to the Ningbo factory making moka pots. So important to see your factory.
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[@opusprimum7681]

Would have loved to see the casting process

[@joshfontanella]

I will only ever buy Bialetti Moka pots, but thank you for the tour, very interesting.

[@bianccadeltoro]

Thank you for this information! This was really helpful for my Bialetti Moka Express case study research! :D

[@twizzler3b]

Interesting tour, thanks Mike. Just found your channel and subscribed. I agree it's a good idea to meet your factory folks. I had a good time meeting the guys who make my board games.

[@wellschoi8280]

Thanks for sharing!

[@TheChondrolover]

They are making these in a factory in Romania now, not in China anymore. Emailed Bialette and got this information.

[@johnemmons9087]

Your handles would not be falling off with Italian made moka pots.

[@ThemightyPooge]

Ah so this is why my "Italian made" pot is garbage quality.

[@joshfontanella]

You should only buy Bialetti, they own the original patent and are owned in about 95% of the houses (from what I have seen)

[@markj8427]

Thanks for sharing Mike. How do you compete in such a crowded category? There are so many Chinese manufacturers on Amazon in the same category, with way lower COGS, way bigger ad budgets, and 1000s of reviews for the same products. Profitably acquiring customers at meaningful scale in that environment seems exceedingly difficult.

[@simon4043]

Honestly mate, you need to watch a "How It's Made" video before you try to film one. Too much walking around, pots in piles, no video of the casting process, finishing etc. I just wasted 10+ minutes of my life.

[@traleyton8057]

How not to visit a factory video.

[@boogooo]

Funny enough I am right now in talks with the same factory. Recognised by pics and furniture of showroom.