LEGO's country of origin is in Denmark, and it's Headquarters is also in Denmark. 99.8% of all LEGO is made in Denmark, or of European Manufacturing. (Hungary, Switzerland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Germany). Some LEGO thing's are however made in China. Some very minor piece's are made in China, or the Electrical work is made in China. Various Plush Toy's and novelty item's are made in China, however the actual LEGO set's are 99% made in Denmark and European Countries.
It's a big ask for LEGO to still be making their product's in Denmark. Apple, Microsoft, HP, Mega Bloks, alot of thing's are now made solemnly in China.
Yes. It does not breach any law because it is a safe and simple toy.
no. they are made in china.
Yes, at least one if not several. About 2% to 3% of all Lego is made there, at least in Australia the Lego minifigure packets line is made there exclusively.
I think its the US, Billund and Denmark. But there are more then 3 LEGO Lands, there are about 14. Some are in India, Then about 3 in the US and a lot in European Countries.
Lego is mainly made in Denmark (where it was first invented) but there might be a few factories in other countries e.g. US or China?!
Lego is mainly made in Denmark (where it was first invented) but there might be a few factories in other countries e.g. US or China?!
Lego is mainly made in Denmark (where it was first invented) but there might be a few factories in other countries e.g. US or China?!
Lego is mainly made in Denmark (where it was first invented) but there might be a few factories in other countries e.g. US or China?!
Lego is mainly made in Denmark (where it was first invented) but there might be a few factories in other countries e.g. US or China?!
Depends on the item. The list is long. Many pieces are from Hungary but some are from China, Denmark, Mexico, etc.
you make it out of legos!
LEGO batman was made by Lego and it was licence by warner bros and DC COMICS it was discontinued in 2009.
Lego is made by people taking rubber and melting it into plastic.