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From its Berea, Ohio facility, Corsa Performance manufactures vehicle-specific performance exhaust systems and air-intake products for cars, trucks, and SUVs. The company has spent more than 25 years refining exhaust sound through its Reflective Sound Cancellation® technology, designed to deliver an assertive note without cabin drone. Corsa also backs its branded exhaust systems with a limited lifetime warranty.
Founded in 1976, Cortape Incorporated is a pressure-sensitive materials converter known for developing custom solutions for demanding user applications. Serving industrial and other market segments, the Cuyahoga Falls company combines materials from multiple vendors in laminating work and maintains complete lot traceability under its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Corteco is a Freudenberg Group brand known for bringing the group’s original-equipment expertise to the independent automotive aftermarket. Its Simmerring® radial shaft seals are backed by Freudenberg’s sealing-manufacturing heritage, which dates to 1929, and the company supplies OE-quality replacement parts to independent workshops across vehicle markets.
Cleveland-based Cortes Campers builds four-season travel trailers from molded fiberglass composites, using boat-inspired construction and integrated composite frames rather than conventional wood-framed bodies. Its compact models are designed to be lighter and towable by smaller vehicles, while the monocoque approach helps resist rust, rot and corrosion. Cortes also supplies its composite frame technology to recreational-vehicle manufacturers.
Founded by Dr. Allen F. Denzine in Willoughby, Ohio, in 1977, Cortest has built its identity around custom equipment for corrosion and materials research. The company’s earlier experience operating commercial corrosion laboratories informed designs intended to make demanding testing safer and more efficient, while its systems now serve research and industrial users worldwide.
CorteX Racing designs and manufactures automotive aftermarket and motorsports products, especially suspension systems and components for Mustangs and other vintage Ford applications. Its capabilities include in-house engineering, structural testing, fabrication, installation, vehicle builds, and race support, serving street, drag-strip, road-course, and professional and club motorsports markets.
Since 1903, Cortina Leathers has crafted fine upholstery leather, pairing its original Lake Erie, Ohio factory with a global network of artisanal tanneries for designers and furniture makers worldwide. Its U.S. manufacturing hub brings old-world leather artistry together with custom color, finishing, cutting and performance capabilities, while the collection also includes sustainable alternative fabrics. Cortina serves the trade from its New York design studio and remains a long-standing supplier to hospitality and contract furniture designers.
Corvac Composites traces its roots to a North American supply relationship for Toyota that began in the early 1980s, later taking its present shape after a 2006 change in energy and focus. Today, the company serves OEM and Tier 1 mobility manufacturers by designing and making underbody encapsulation systems, building on decades devoted to this single area of automotive engineering.
Based in Springboro, Ohio, Corvexxe manufactures industrial cleaning chemicals and custom-formulated solutions for operations ranging from food and beverage sanitation to metalworking and fleet washing. Its TankSense™ remote monitoring program and EcoFill System®—which delivers concentrated cleaner directly into customer tanks—set the company apart with a hands-on approach to chemical supply and inventory management. Corvexxe says its food and beverage team brings more than 25 years of industry experience.
Founded by Cincinnati healthcare and emergency-response professional Angie Buckalew, CorVita is developing a universal AED adapter that translates signals between pad connectors and multiple AED brands. Buckalew drew on more than 20 years in healthcare and emergency preparedness after seeing incompatible equipment delay treatment during cardiac emergencies. The Cincinnati innovator is pursuing FDA clearance and patent protection for its plug-and-use device.
Cosar Mold grew from Steve and Al Rastetter’s basement-and-garage operation in 1985 into an owner-led Kent, Ohio, company known for careful tooling work and dependable relationships. Today, the Rastetter family continues that practical, hands-on approach while helping manufacturers keep production moving through mold repair and precision tooling services.
Born in Korea more than three decades ago, Cosmax has grown into a global beauty company known for its science-led role in Korean beauty. Its researchers develop and manufacture cosmetics for partners worldwide, with 1,100 scientists supporting roughly 8,000 new products each year.
Anchored in Cincinnati, Cosmetics Worldwide is a globally oriented beauty-products manufacturer and wholesale supplier serving retailers worldwide. It also brings experience consulting with beauty, salon and day-spa businesses, while its product development includes distinctive items such as biodegradable fruit-fiber face masks.
Cosmic Pet is described in the submitted source context as a multi-branded international company that designs and manufactures pet products for cats and dogs, including pet toys and accessories.
Cleveland’s COSMIIC grows out of a research program that has developed implantable devices since the 1960s, including the first spinal cord stimulator implanted in Cleveland in 1967. Today, it is an open-source community making the Networked Neuroprosthesis available to researchers and startups pursuing neuromodulation studies, from animal work to early human research.
Since 1945, Cosmo Corporation has built its identity around precision plastic molding and the in-house tooling expertise needed to produce it. Headquartered in Cleveland, the company now operates across three countries and supplies electrical and electronics OEMs, with custom work making up most of its production.
Cost Less Lighting manufactures and wholesales indoor and outdoor LED lighting, including high bays, flood and area lights, canopy lights, wall packs, recessed lighting, LED tubes, emergency lighting, and related wiring devices and supplies. The company also provides lighting layout tools, utility rebate tools, product guidance, and expert customer support.
Country Food LLC is a manufacturer of innovative yogurt and products for food services and retail industry. The company specializes in dairy fermentation, fortification, and snack products.
Born in 1974 when founder Richard Ayres built a molding machine from scrapyard parts, Country Plastics, Inc. has grown into a Central Valley custom plastic injection molder serving projects from initial design through prototyping and production. Jay and Jenny Ayres have led the company since 1989, carrying forward its practical “MAKE IT WORK” spirit while developing specialized nursery products such as patented air-pruning pots and trays. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and operates injection molding equipment ranging from 110 to 400 tons.
Founded in 1995, Country Pure Foods makes beverages and frozen novelties for foodservice and retail customers. The company grew through acquisitions of regional juice producers and brands, and says it is a national supplier and one of the largest suppliers of portioned and multi-serve juices. It is headquartered in Akron, Ohio.