
Where are Corona tools made?
Corona started in Corona, California, in 1928, and the company is still headquartered there today. Its first product, the orange clipper designed to cut citrus cleanly from the branch, is still in the catalogue as the AG 5050. Today Corona manufactures its tools in Mexico and sources components from global suppliers, all built to Corona's own specifications for quality and durability. Corona is part of the Venanpri Group, a family of heritage hand-tool brands that also includes Bellota of Spain and Burgon & Ball of England.





























