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County Fabricators provides custom fabrication of steel and metal, including structural steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, and titanium. The company describes end-to-end fabrication solutions and precision-engineered products.
Founded in 1959 by John “Jack” Buyers, County Line Stone is a third-generation, family-owned and operated limestone quarry serving Western New York with aggregate and hot-mix asphalt. The Akron quarry remains a family-run business led by Jack’s grandsons, Mike and Brad Buyers, and employs more than 30 full-time workers. Its materials are approved for NYSDOT use and serve markets from Buffalo to Rochester.
Courier Printing traces its roots to a small Nashville-area newspaper printer in the late 1920s and now operates from Smyrna as a large-scale commercial printing facility. The company made the transition to commercial work in 1956, adopted web offset printing about a decade later, and joined RRD in 2014, gaining access to a broader technology and service network. Its nearly 24-hour, seven-day operation supports demanding print projects from production through fulfillment and mailing.
Founded in 1974, Courser Incorporated is an Elmira, New York contract CNC machining company that produces customer parts to specification. Its manufacturing work is supported by integrated solid-modeling systems and in-process and final CMM inspection.
Established in 1965, Courtaulds Textiles America is an apparel manufacturing and sourcing company that helps U.S. brands and retailers take intimate apparel, activewear, swimwear and related products from concept through delivery. The New York-based company works with 10 partner facilities and combines garment and fabric development with global supply-chain coordination, domestic warehousing and distribution. Its textile R&D also includes CERAVIDA, a 100% bio-based technology for anti-odor and antibacterial yarns, fabrics and garments.
Founded in 1989, Cousins Furniture is a Long Island-based architectural woodworking company serving clients on Long Island’s North Shore, in the Hamptons, and in Manhattan. More than 45 individuals participate in its work, from shop CAD drawings and CAM manufacturing through finishing and installation.
CoverGrip is known for making reusable canvas drop cloths designed to stay in place during painting and other protective work. Its PVC-backed, rubberized surface helps the cloth grip flooring and carpet, while the washable material can be reused after spills or cleanup.
Founded by Ben Gilmore in 1940, Covington Fabric & Design converts decorative textiles for upholstery, bedding and drapery in residential and hospitality settings. The family business tradition continues through a New York-based design studio, permanent showrooms in New York and High Point, and worldwide shipping from an 80,000-square-foot South Carolina distribution center. Covington sells exclusively to the trade and can also help customers with finished bedding and window products.
Cow Palace Butcher Shop is a family business rooted in Long Island, where Jerry Masotto opened the original Middle Island shop in 1974. The Rocky Point location followed in 1984 on the historic Rock Level Farm site, and the company now serves shoppers and local restaurants from three Long Island locations with the old-fashioned counter service that has defined it for more than four decades.
Cowles Tool manufactures slitter knives, tooling, industrial knives, carbide wear parts, and related cutting and wear products at its Austintown, Ohio facility. The company provides precision machining, grinding, reconditioning, brazing, and related services for metal coil processing, paper, plastics, rubber, mining, refractory, and other manufacturing applications.
Founded in 1944 in a Long Island barn to solve military icing problems, Cox & Company designs and manufactures aerospace ice-protection and temperature-control systems. Its 110,000-square-foot Plainview facility includes the largest privately held icing wind tunnel in the United States, allowing the company to take systems from design through testing, production and repair. Cox became a 100% employee-owned ESOP in 2004 and is now part of Hutchinson.
Since opening in Bay Shore in 1985, Coyle’s Ice Cream has grown into a family-run community gathering place built around homemade ice cream. Its three Long Island shops carry on that local tradition while supporting nearby schools, charities, and community events.
CPD, the Coated Products Division of Dupli, manufactures and distributes linerless and linered adhesive-coated print media, with a particular focus on custom-engineered roll applications. Its proprietary Stik-Withit® microsphere adhesive is water-based, solvent-free, and ultra-repositionable, supporting clean removal across a wide range of surfaces. CPD supplies pre-coated rolls to customers in 34 countries and can incorporate FSC® certified papers into sustainable linerless constructions.
Founded in 1980 by Arthur August, a 25-year Grumman veteran, CPI Aerostructures has grown from a technical consulting firm into a publicly traded aerospace manufacturer. Its nearly 300 employees work from a 171,000-square-foot Edgewood facility supporting U.S. military and commercial aircraft programs, with a notable record of delivering more than 6,000 UH-60M Black Hawk gunner-window assemblies to Sikorsky since 2010.
Family-run since 1984, CPL Heating & Plumbing has grown from a small hands-on business into a trusted North West building-services partner. Its teams deliver heating and plumbing work for public-sector and commercial clients, including schools, hospitals and housing providers, with projects shaped by in-house expertise and careful delivery in live environments.
Founded by cryomedicine researcher John M. Baust, Ph.D., CPSI Biotech is an Owego technology-development company creating investigational cryo-medical devices and life-science research products. Its work combines cryobiology with medical-device engineering for applications in cancer treatment, cardiovascular care, and cell-therapy bioprocessing. CPSI’s pipeline includes more than 10 prototype devices, which it advances toward commercialization through partnerships, licensing, and contract research.
From its Geneva shop in New York’s Finger Lakes, CQ Sign Company designs, builds and installs custom signage, including carved and wood signs, lighted displays and vehicle graphics. Owner Peter C. Miller’s company also rents billboards and is a member of the Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce.
Crafco, Inc. manufactures pavement-preservation materials and the equipment used to apply them, serving infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation needs. Established in 1976, the company says its materials and equipment are manufactured across the United States and distributed worldwide; it is an Ergon company. Its work spans roads, bridges, airports and athletic surfaces.
Craft Cannery is a Bergen, New York contract food manufacturer that turns customer recipes and concepts into shelf-ready sauces, dressings, marinades and other packaged foods. Founded by Paul Guglielmo through his Guglielmo Sauce business, the company combines small-batch production with capacity of up to 2,000 gallons a day, helping emerging food makers move from the kitchen to market without minimum orders. Its FDA-registered, USDA-certified and SQF-certified facility won $500,000 in the 2022 Grow-NY food and agriculture competition, funding expansion and additional regional jobs.
Founded in Brooklyn in the 1990s, Craft For Kids is a family-owned wholesaler and manufacturer of arts, crafts, toys and accessories. Its merchandise now reaches more than 800 stores, supported by a global manufacturing network and an emphasis on broad selection and value.