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Is Amalie Made in USA?

Last checked Nov 6, 2026 · 5 verified products · see the evidence

Verdict · checked Nov 1, 2026

Yes

AMALIE Oil describes itself as "a family-owned manufacturer and global marketer of high quality automotive and industrial lubricants and greases," and its site lists the company at 1601 McCloskey Blvd, Tampa, Florida. Wikipedia calls AMALIE "North America's largest private, independent blender of motor oils and industrial lubricants," run by the Barkett family, who merged their Port Tampa Bay oil packer, Petroleum Packers, into AMALIE after buying the brand from Sun Oil Company in 1997.

Product lineMade inStatus
Motor oils (Elixir, PRO, Imperial Turbo, racing and airboat oils)USA (Tampa, FL-based manufacturer; plant not named on the brand site)Made in USA
Automatic transmission fluidsUSA (Tampa, FL-based manufacturer; plant not named on the brand site)Made in USA
Greases and industrial lubricantsUSA (Tampa, FL-based manufacturer; plant not named on the brand site)Made in USA

One caveat: AMALIE's own site does not print a "Made in USA" line or name the plant that blends each product, so we can confirm a Tampa-based US manufacturer, not a stated origin for every oil, fluid or grease. The brand was founded in Franklin, Pennsylvania, in 1903 and has been headquartered in Tampa since 1998. AMALIE also says it sells in "over 100 foreign countries."

How we checked: On 2026-11-01 we read AMALIE's Who We Are, About, FAQ and Around the Globe pages on amalie.com, and the Wikipedia article on the Amalie Oil Company for its ownership and history.

Sources: AMALIE Who We Are: family-owned manufacturer, Tampa address · AMALIE About page · AMALIE Around the Globe: sold in over 100 countries · Wikipedia: Amalie Oil Company

American Score

94%

Average American Score across 5 listed products. Only products at 70% or higher appear on this site.

Manufacturing Details

Made in
Tampa, FL
Headquarters
Tampa, FL
Location detail
Specific city confirmed
History
Long record of US manufacturing
Founded
1903

How we verified Amalie

Most recent check: Nov 6, 2026

  1. From the brand's website

    “Since 1903; Family owned and operated for over 100 years”

    amalie.com · checked Oct 10, 2026

  2. Independent source

    “Operating from a 20-acre facility at the Tampa port, the company blended and sold more than $200 million worth of motor oils”

    floridatrend.com · checked Sep 25, 2026

  3. Store listings

    We read the live store listing for 5 of the 5 Amalie products on this page (most recently Nov 6, 2026). All of them state US origin on the listing itself:

  4. Company history

    “Since 1903; Family owned and operated for over 100 years”

    amalie.com · checked Oct 10, 2026

  5. Ongoing monitoring

    We scan news for factory closures, offshoring and ownership changes. Last scan Oct 30, 2026: no change found.

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About Amalie

AMALIE Oil is a family-owned blender of motor oils, transmission fluids and greases based at 1601 McCloskey Blvd in Tampa, Florida.

From Franklin, Pennsylvania to Tampa

AMALIE dates to 1903 in Franklin, Pennsylvania. The Barkett family, who ran an oil packer at Port Tampa Bay, bought AMALIE from Sun Oil in 1997 and merged the two, and the brand moved to Tampa in 1998. Wikipedia calls it "North America's largest private, independent blender of motor oils and industrial lubricants."

The company describes itself as "a family-owned manufacturer and global marketer" of automotive and industrial lubricants and greases, and lists 1601 McCloskey Blvd, Tampa, on every page of its site.

What the site does and doesn't say

The AMALIE products we list are Blue Hi-Temp #2 grease, Universal Synthetic and Ford Type F automatic transmission fluids, Elixir Full Synthetic 5W-50 motor oil and W100 SAE 50 airboat piston engine oil.

AMALIE's site does not print a "Made in USA" line and does not name the plant that blends each product. What is confirmed is a US manufacturer based in Tampa, not a stated origin for every oil, fluid or grease.

American-Made Amalie Products

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Amalie made in the USA?

Yes. Amalie is made in the United States, with manufacturing in Tampa, FL. Family-owned lubricant manufacturer, founded 1903, headquartered/manufacturing at 1601 McCloskey Blvd, Tampa, FL. Site describes AMALIE as a 'family-owned manufacturer' of automotive and industrial lubricants and greases.

Where is Amalie made?

Amalie is made in Tampa, FL. The company is headquartered in Tampa, FL.

Which Amalie products are made in the USA?

The site lists 5 verified American-made Amalie products in Automotive. Each one links to a store that sells it.

Is AMALIE motor oil made in the USA?

AMALIE is a US manufacturer: it calls itself "a family-owned manufacturer" of lubricants and is based at 1601 McCloskey Blvd in Tampa, Florida. Its site does not print a product-by-product origin line or name the blending plant.

Who owns AMALIE Oil?

The Barkett family. According to Wikipedia, they bought AMALIE from Sun Oil Company in 1997, merged their Port Tampa Bay company Petroleum Packers into it, and have headquartered the business in Tampa since 1998.

Where was AMALIE founded?

In Franklin, Pennsylvania, in 1903, which is where its slogan "Better than it has to be... Since 1903" comes from.

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