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Household & Kitchenware manufacturers in India

8 manufacturers of household & kitchenware are listed on SourceLoka. 5 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 3 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

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8
States
6
Cities
7
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Listed manufacturers

8 manufacturers · best-documented first

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Typical household & kitchenware products

CookwareUtensilsStorage productsHousehold goods

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are household & kitchenware?

Household and kitchenware covers cookware, utensils, storage products and household goods made from stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper and plastics. Buyers care about food-contact safety, finish and durability, and importers add packaging, branding and compliance for the market they sell into.

How to choose

  1. Decide the material for the product: stainless steel for durability and hygiene, aluminium for light and even heating, copper and brass for traditional and decorative ware, and plastics for storage.
  2. Check the grade and thickness of the metal, since thin or low-grade material dents, discolours and warps, and affects heating and life.
  3. Ask for food-contact compliance for your market, and for the test reports on the specific product and finish, not only on the raw material.
  4. Look at construction details: seams, welds, handles and rivets, rolled edges and the finish inside and out, since these decide safety and cleaning.
  5. Compare coatings, such as non-stick or anodised surfaces, and ask for the coating type, thickness and durability tests.
  6. For private label and export, discuss branding, packaging, carton sizes, labelling and the minimum order, and who holds responsibility for compliance.
  7. Ask for samples, then check them for finish, balance, lids that fit and the way the product behaves on your cooker or in your washing method.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Material and gradeMetal or plastic, grade and thickness.
Food-contact complianceCertificates and test reports for the product.
ConstructionSeams, joins, handles and edges.
Finish and coatingPolish, anodising or non-stick, with thickness and tests.
Cooking suitabilityWhich cooktops and ovens the product suits.
Packaging and brandingCarton, labels and private-label options.
Minimum order and lead timeOrder quantities and production time.

Where it is used

Frequently asked questions

Which stainless steel is used for utensils?

Grades 304 and 202 are both used. Grade 304 resists corrosion and staining better and is generally preferred for quality cookware, while 202 is cheaper. Ask the maker for the grade and a material certificate.

How can I tell if cookware is food safe?

Ask for food-contact test reports for the finished product and finish. Reports should relate to the standards in your market. Avoid items with no documentation.

Why does some cookware discolour or warp?

Thin or poor-grade metal, uneven heating and rapid temperature changes cause it. Better material and thickness, and following the care instructions, reduce these problems.

What should I check before ordering for retail?

Samples for finish and durability, compliance and labelling for your market, packaging that survives transport and the maker’s ability to repeat the quality across batches.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm materials, compliance and minimum orders with the company before ordering.