Launched by Chemtainer Industries in 1972, Maxi-Movers makes rotationally molded plastic carts and trucks for moving and storing materials, with commercial laundry as a longtime specialty. Its M7090, introduced as the laundry industry’s first bulk delivery truck, remains a signature product more than 50 years later. Maxi-Movers products are made across six U.S. factories and serve laundry, donated-goods, recycling, and general material-handling operations nationwide.
F.M. Manufacturing, IncFor more than two decades, F.M. Manufacturing, Inc. has built carts, trailers, and hitch-mounted equipment specifically for moving portable restrooms. Its products are designed around the practical demands of delivery, from the compact, lightweight Ace™ for a single unit to the Deuce™ for carrying one or two on a truck. The company’s focus is on making restroom transport more efficient and secure for operators.ARCHBOLD, OH
Maxco Supply, IncFounded in 1972 by Max Flaming, Parlier-based Maxco Supply makes custom corrugated packaging and its own box-assembly machinery for California’s fresh-produce industry. The company grew from wooden grape containers into a major San Joaquin Valley supplier, while developing recyclable systems such as its LTS long-term storage container and maintaining in-house control from design through manufacturing. Maxco is also Primus Labs food-safety certified and employs more than 400 people during peak production.TIPP CITY, OH
Rehrig Pacific CompanyWith eight manufacturing and service locations across the United States and Mexico, Rehrig Pacific Company makes reusable plastic products and material-handling solutions for waste and recycling, supply chains, and direct-store delivery. Its work ranges from bakery trays and pallets to waste carts, supported by field services that manage large-scale cart distribution and maintenance; the company says its assembly and distribution teams handle more than 1.5 million carts annually. Rehrig Pacific employs more than 1,800 people and describes itself as a family-oriented company focused on circular-economy solutions for plastics.ERIE, PA
ENPACFounded in 1988 around a single 95-gallon salvage drum, ENPAC makes American-made containment products that help customers safely transport, store, and manage hazardous materials. The company has since grown to more than 800 products, including portable containment developed through its Flexibles division and leak-plugging products added through its acquisition of Plug N’ Dike in 2021.EASTLAKE, OH