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Founded in 2017 as MCSolutions, Windber-based Critical Defense supports the Department of Defense with precision manufacturing, specialized kitting, and procurement services. Now led by retired U.S. Air Force veteran Darin Mauzy, the company operates from a secured 20,000-square-foot facility and draws on a network of Central Pennsylvania manufacturers to build American-made components to demanding specifications. Critical Defense is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business in a HUBZone and is ITAR registered and ISO certified.
Known for its deep technical bench, Critical Systems, Inc. brings more than 50 years of combined expertise to work in contamination-critical manufacturing environments. The Boise-based company designs and fabricates ultra-high-purity gas delivery systems for customers in semiconductors, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while its patented Lightning Series technology extends its orbital welding work to copper. Its Boise location is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1925, Croda International Plc creates, makes and delivers speciality chemicals and ingredients used by industries and consumers worldwide. It employs more than 6,100 people across global manufacturing sites, laboratories and offices, and describes its work as combining science and nature to develop sustainable solutions. Its biotechnology work includes a specialist UK manufacturing site with more than 40 years of production scale-up experience.
Cronimet USA, Inc. is a recycler and processor of stainless-steel scrap, supplying materials to stainless-steel manufacturers. It began operations in 1997 and expanded to eight North American locations within ten years. The company also handles and processes specialty alloys through its United Alloys and Metals division.
Established in February 2014, Crooked Eye Brewery grew from Jeff Mulherin’s kitchen experiments into a Hatboro brewery producing beer on a seven-barrel system. Its founders—Jeff and Paul Mulherin and Paul Hogan—combine different work experiences around a shared passion for brewing, while the taproom adds a distinctly local gathering place with live music from area bands and its own house band.
Crooked Tongue Brewing LLC is an Edinburg taproom built around its own craft beer and a kitchen serving approachable food. Its rotating beer program includes creations such as coffee ale and barrel-aged stout, with options available for customers enjoying the taproom or taking them home.
CropCare grew from Paul B. Zimmerman’s 1947 metal shop near Ephrata, Pennsylvania, where farming experience shaped equipment made for neighboring growers. Now part of Paul B. Zimmerman, Inc., the Lancaster County company has spent decades designing and building agricultural sprayers for small- to midsize farms, with its equipment manufactured locally from start to finish.
Founded by the Carroll family in 2000, Crossing Vineyards and Winery makes wine on a 200-year-old estate near the site of George Washington’s 1776 Delaware crossing. Its first vintage arrived in 2002, and the Newtown winery now pairs guided tastings with live music and events overlooking its 20-acre vineyard. The family-run destination has been named Best of Bucks for fifteen consecutive years and has received Tripadvisor recognition through 2025.
Founded as Randob Labs in 1979, family-held CrossingWell Consumer Health develops and revitalizes over-the-counter healthcare brands for everyday family wellness and first aid. Now led by second-generation owner Jim Creagan, the Cornwall-on-Hudson company is known for bringing heritage names such as Dormin, Balmex and PediaCare back to families through refreshed products and brand investment. CrossingWell rebranded from Randob Labs in 2022.
Since 1991, Crossroads Bake Shop has been an artisan bakery in Doylestown, where bakers preserve a deliberate pace and hands-on approach rooted in European and American traditions. The shop is known for naturally fermented bread with deeply flavored crusts, made from carefully selected ingredients without artificial colors, flavors, or hydrogenated shortenings. Its café extends that neighborhood craft into a welcoming gathering place.
Crown Bakeries grew from a 1996 Tennessee high-speed bun line into a multi-region commercial bakery making breads, breakfast baked goods and pastries for foodservice, manufacturing and retail customers. With nine facilities across the United States, the company combines in-house research and development with the baking expertise of industry veterans, including American Society of Baking Hall of Fame inductees, to tailor products for customers. Two facilities received the EPA’s 2024 ENERGY STAR recognition for energy performance, while select facilities target a 42% emissions reduction by 2030.
Crown Holdings, Inc. is a global manufacturer of metal packaging, with aluminum beverage cans representing more than 60% of its business. Founded on the 1892 invention of the crown cork by William Painter, the company operates 179 plants in 39 countries and also has a substantial transit packaging business. Its products serve consumer goods markets, while its transit packaging division protects goods moving through supply chains.
Family-owned and operated since 1946, Indianapolis-based Crown Technology formulates and manufactures specialty chemicals for steel processing and other industrial applications. The company grew from Harry L. Peterson’s small basement operation into an 85,000-square-foot facility now guided by three generations of the Peterson family. Crown is also the only U.S. manufacturer of food-grade ferrous sulfate and operates a patented acid-recovery system installed at more than 80 locations worldwide.
With more than 47 years in the awards trade, Crown Trophy produces personalized recognition awards and branded promotional merchandise for sports, schools, businesses and industry. Its awards store combines custom design and personalization with a broad selection, including distinctive 3D laser-etched crystal pieces and recognition programs tailored with corporate logos and event details.
Established in 2014, CRRC MA Corporation is a U.S. passenger rail car manufacturer headquartered in Quincy, Massachusetts, with a North American manufacturing facility in Springfield and a component facility in City of Industry, California. Its core North American business is designing, manufacturing, and delivering passenger rail cars for public transportation authorities, including the MBTA and Los Angeles Metro. The company reports a history of railcar manufacturing dating to 1888 and has developed rail cars for public transit agencies across the United States.
Based in Jamaica, New York, CRS Automotive Parts, Inc. manufactures and distributes OE-quality automotive parts, with hub-bearing assemblies and complete prop-shaft assemblies at the center of its business. The company also supplies CV axles and related replacement components, and manufactures its hub bearings through a joint partnership with an OEM manufacturer.
Crumbcoat Confections creates scratch-made custom cakes and teaches home bakers how to make beautiful desserts, with buttercream flowers at the heart of its work. Founded by self-taught baker Holley Brashear, the business draws on her more than 25 years of hands-on experience in grocery-store bakeries, bakeries, a storefront and home kitchens. Brashear was a 2022 Cake Masters Awards finalist in the Buttercream category, and her approach has also been featured in Pastry Arts Magazine and American Cake Decorating.
CryoConcepts is an Easton-based cryotherapy company founded in 1991 to bring new technology to a field that had seen little innovation for decades. Its team draws on more than 80 years of combined experience and is known for developing FDA-cleared cryosurgical solutions, including the Histofreezer system, for professional and at-home use worldwide.
For more than four decades, Cryostar has designed and manufactured cryogenic equipment, with rotating machines and process solutions serving industrial and medical gases, natural gas, hydrogen and clean-energy applications. Its installed base includes more than 2,000 turbo-expanders in over 100 countries, while production facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia support well-service markets. Cryostar also maintains more than 20 service locations worldwide and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.
Crystal Imagery turns glassware into personalized keepsakes through deep, hand-carved engraving by artisans in Central Pennsylvania. Founded in 2000 by Eric Schuchart as a garage-based project for friends and family, the company now works from a 10,000-square-foot facility in York Springs and serves both individual celebrations and corporate gifting. Its signature sand-carving technique gives designs a tactile, dimensional finish, alongside laser engraving for selected gifts and home pieces.