Frigidaire Refrigerator

Frigidaire is a prominent American consumer and commercial home appliances brand. Originally founded in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as the Guardian Frigerator Company, the brand became a household name after being acquired by General Motors, which helped standardize the technology for home refrigeration. The name 'Frigidaire' became so synonymous with the product that many English speakers began using 'fridge' as a shortened nickname for any refrigerator.

Today, Frigidaire is a major subsidiary of the Electrolux Group. While the brand maintains a strong identity in North America, its manufacturing operations are international. The specific model shown in the image (identified by the label details referencing Electrolux Home Products) is manufactured in Mexico, which serves as a primary production hub for the North American appliance market. The ultimate ownership lies with AB Electrolux, a Swedish multinational company that continues to be one of the world's largest appliance manufacturers.