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Family-owned Arnold Vending has served Tiffin, Ohio, since 1948, building its business around workplace food service and a strong connection to the communities it serves. The company operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility whose commissary prepares fresh food daily for customers at their workplaces.
Arnold's Candies manufactures candies by hand in Akron, Ohio, using old-fashioned techniques and ingredients described as high quality. The submitted source context identifies candy manufacturing, including buttermints, mints, custom candy, after-dinner mints, puffs, and brittle.
Family-run since 1974, Arnold’s Meats grew from a small wholesale business serving area restaurants into a two-store butcher shop and wholesale operation serving Western Massachusetts and Connecticut. Its butchers cut orders to size—from a single steak to quantities for restaurants—and the company has expanded to 160 employees and ten delivery trucks. Alongside its meat counters, Arnold’s offers a self-service deli and a broad selection of grocery and specialty barbecue items.
Founded in 1929, Arnold’s Office Furniture outfits modern workplaces with modular office systems, led by its easy-to-reconfigure Sunline Signature cubicles. The Bridgeport, Pennsylvania company pairs workspace design with nationwide delivery and professional installation, helping customers move from floor plan to finished office in hours rather than days. Arnold’s began in used office furniture before shifting its focus to new commercial furnishings in the mid-2000s.
ARNOLDS MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS, INC is a food and beverage manufacturing company with 11-50 employees.
Founded in 2002 by entrepreneur Michael Arnouse, Arnouse Digital Devices Corporation (ADDC) designs and manufactures secure, modular x86 computing systems in the United States. Its patented BioDigitalPC platform uses interchangeable, pluggable computer cards across personal computers, rugged enclosures and high-density data-center hardware, including systems built for harsh operating environments. ADDC says its products are made in the USA, designed to reduce e-waste and have reached customers in 41 countries.
From its New York workshop, aRoboticsCompany Inc. builds portable robotic systems and custom tools for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing critical civilian and defense infrastructure. Its robots combine in-house fabrication, electronics, software, and specialized sensing for work ranging from building and runway assessments to maritime and energy-asset sustainment. The company’s clients include U.S. military and federal agencies, and it is a winner of the NATO DIANA Challenge and the NYC Department of Buildings Challenge.
Family-owned Aromasong was founded by Danny after a life-changing visit to the Dead Sea, an experience that still shapes the company’s natural-healing and wellness focus. Based in the United States, it develops mineral-centered self-care products and provides GMP-driven contract manufacturing for brands seeking U.S. production.
Aromasong Manufacturing Corp. was founded by Sam Neustein, whose more than 25 years in U.S. manufacturing shaped the company’s practical, hands-on approach to helping brands bring products to market. Today, CEO Mayer Neustein leads the Hillburn, New York company as it supports emerging and established brands with private-label production, particularly through flexible short- and mid-run manufacturing. Its work includes mineral-based wellness products and plant-forward personal care, backed by in-house formulation, packaging, and retail-readiness support.
Aron Alpha is the Toagosei America Inc. brand of cyanoacrylate instant adhesives and related process products. The company manufactures adhesive technologies, including cyanoacrylate adhesives, primers, accelerators, and applicators, and provides custom formulation, testing, prototype testing, and technical engineering support for industrial and consumer applications.
Family-owned ARON Lighting has been building American-made interior LED lighting in Conshohocken since 2016. From its 30,000-plus-square-foot Pennsylvania facility, the company designs and manufactures each luminaire in-house, working directly with design and construction professionals on tailored lighting for architectural spaces.
Formerly JUJIN NY, AROS Group is a global packaging company known for translating luxury brands’ identities into precisely made objects. It guides bespoke projects from design through manufacture, with an emphasis on multi-material expression, responsible choices, and a consistent experience across its international production network. Its work serves premium houses in fields such as fragrance and beauty.
From a Cleveland Public Library MakerSpace project in 2015 to a workshop in Concord, Ohio, Arotags makes laser-cut wooden car air fresheners that can be refilled instead of thrown away. Founder Michael Milam personally oversees each one, using American poplar prepared by a local Amish family woodshop and pairing it with a fiber scent core designed for a lasting release. Customers can choose an existing design or create a custom piece, all backed by a 45-day “Make It Right” guarantee.
Based in Suzhou, ARP Technologies designs, manufactures and supplies tire-curing presses and related inspection equipment for manufacturers around the world. Its R&D-led approach includes electric-curing technology and retrofit kits that let existing presses transition away from steam while extending their working life. ARP holds ISO 9001 quality management certification, in place since 2011, along with ISO 14001 environmental certification and China’s national high-tech enterprise recognition.
Since 1952, Arplast Poly & Packaging has built its name around supplying packaging to businesses, with U.S. operations established at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1989. Today, the Roselle, New Jersey company serves wholesale customers with poly bags and related packaging, including custom sizes and printing for orders that do not fit a standard format.
Founded by George Arps in 1936, Arps Dairy is a Defiance creamery producing fluid milk and other dairy products from milk sourced exclusively from family farms within 30 miles. Its “Dairy With Integrity” approach follows the supply chain from cow care and antibiotic-free milk to in-house testing and cold separation at the creamery. Arps also supplies bulk dairy ingredients and develops custom culinary dairy solutions for industrial customers.
Since 1957, ARRA Inc. served the RF and microwave community as a Bay Shore manufacturer known as Antenna & Radome Research Associates. Its 20,000-square-foot facility supported commercial and military customers worldwide, with custom component work built around more than 2,000 basic designs. ARRA announced it would close permanently on July 24, 2026, after 69 years in operation.
From West Chester, Ohio, Array Telepresence develops telepresence cameras and image-processing hardware that upgrades ordinary videoconferencing rooms into immersive, life-size meeting spaces. Its patented Equal-i Technology works with existing codecs and furniture, using a concealed dual camera and processor to improve both the outgoing and incoming views rather than relying on moving voice-tracking cameras. The company also supports deployments through room design services and a global network of resellers and systems integrators.
Built from the Australian Road Research Board’s road-research legacy, ARRB Systems develops automated pavement-assessment equipment and delivers road data collection and safety services. The independent company was established in 2017 and now supports more than 130 agencies worldwide, using high-speed systems to reveal surface and underlying structural problems before they become costly failures.
Founded in 1917, ARRI makes camera systems, lenses, and lighting equipment for the moving-image industry, from its headquarters in Munich. The company also supports productions through virtual-production solutions, technical service, and a global network of subsidiaries spanning 15 countries. Its long history in filmmaking technology is reflected in products such as the ALEXA camera family and SkyPanel lighting systems.