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Founded in 1929 by H.G. Sanders, Espoma Organic makes natural and organic fertilizers and soil products for home gardeners. Still family-owned through five generations, the South Jersey company operates manufacturing facilities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including a solar-powered Millville plant and a 60,000-square-foot facility in Hegins. Its long-running Tone fertilizer line, including the original Holly-tone introduced in 1946, has helped make organic gardening a family tradition for more than nine decades.
At its Philadelphia shop, Esposito’s Porchetta prepares Italian-style roast pork, including boneless porchetta made from centuries-old recipes from Italy’s Abruzzo region. The business offers whole roasted pigs and porchetta in a range of sizes, along with carving and delivery for events, and says the tradition has been carried on for generations.
In Bedford, Pennsylvania, Espy House Spirits makes bourbon inspired by the 1771 Espy House, the National Historic Landmark that served as George Washington’s base during the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion. Owner Todd Eichelberger created the line to honor the house and its historic residents, while the distillery also offers a barrel program that lets groups select and privately bottle a whiskey barrel. Private tours and Barrel Club tastings connect the spirits to the house’s archive of more than 250 years of local and national history.
Veteran-owned and family-run since 2002, ESS Energy Products grew from founder Jim Melesky’s effort to address overlooked energy loss at attic entrances. The company makes its Energy Guardian® covers in the USA for homeowners, contractors and home-performance programs, with a design intended to improve comfort and indoor air quality while reducing heat transfer. Melesky now works alongside his sons in the business, which holds 10 U.S. patents.
With roots reaching back to Henry David Justi’s mid-1850s dental-materials work, Esschem is a Justi Group company shaped by six generations of family history in acrylic chemistry. Its Linwood, Pennsylvania operation supplies methacrylate materials to manufacturers, building on the Justi Company’s introduction of molded Denta Pearl plastic teeth in 1940. Esschem’s quality systems have held ISO certification for 25 consecutive years, including ISO 13485 for medical devices during the past decade.
Founded by Glenn and Lee Carpenter after Glenn spent more than a decade buying and selling stone for large importers, Essence of Stone fabricates and installs custom stone and tile for residential remodeling and new construction. What began with one truck and a single-wall showroom has grown into a Parker Ford showroom, on-site stone yard, and fabrication facility where customers can hand-select slabs and work directly with the team. The company also supports contractors, builders, architects, and designers across the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
Essentra Components manufactures and distributes small industrial components, with injection molding identified as a key process and a specialty it has practiced for more than 65 years. The company says it was formed by bringing Alliance, Richco Inc., and Micro Plastics together, and operates 14 manufacturing facilities across a global network serving customers in 28 countries.
EssilorLuxottica is a global vision-care and eyewear group that develops and sells eyewear and lens products through a portfolio of brands including Ray-Ban, Oakley and Essilor. Its activities span optical products and smart eyewear, and the company reports operating production facilities and laboratories across 150 countries.
Essity is a global hygiene and health company offering products and services for consumers, patients, caregivers and customers. Its business spans Health & Medical, Consumer Goods and Professional Hygiene, and its brands include TENA and Tork. Essity reported 2024 net sales of approximately SEK 146 billion and employed 36,000 people, with sales in about 150 countries.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Stockholm, Essity makes hygiene and health products for people at every stage of life. Its global business reaches approximately 150 countries and is distinctive for pairing established brands such as TENA and Tork with reusable hygiene innovations designed to reduce single-use waste. Essity says its products and services support the well-being of about one billion people.
Esstech Inc. develops and manufactures advanced energy-curable materials, working directly with customers to turn specific performance requirements into laboratory-ready formulations. Its roots reach back to the mid-1850s, when founder Henry David Justi introduced new materials and procedures for porcelain teeth; six generations later, the company continues that materials-development tradition from its Pennsylvania operation. Esstech maintains ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certifications and does not use PFAS compounds in its manufacturing processes.
ESTAT Actuation develops electroadhesive actuation hardware, using electrostatic physics to make clutches and brakes for compact, lightweight motion-control applications. The company began in Carnegie Mellon University’s lab while building assistive robots, then developed its electroadhesive clutch technology for uses including robotics, safety equipment, and motion control systems.
Founded in 1977 as a burial-vault manufacturer, family-owned Esterly Concrete Co. now delivers metered concrete and manufactures burial vaults for Berks County and surrounding communities. Jay and Brian Esterly have owned the company since 2010, expanding its volumetric-truck operation so customers can receive freshly mixed concrete and pay only for what they use.
Since 1952, ETEMCO has grown from a Lancaster, Pennsylvania shop making test equipment for RCA’s picture-tube factory into a close-knit U.S. electronics manufacturer. The company is known for careful, responsive work on complex, specialized equipment, serving customers who need dependable production from early builds through ongoing manufacturing. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification, held since 2017, reflects a quality system that covers the production process from design through assembly.
Founded in 1998 and formerly known as Allomet, EternAloy Corporation develops and manufactures advanced materials and tooling at its 30,000-square-foot engineering and manufacturing facility in North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. The company is known for its patented Tough-Coated Hard Powder technology, used in products such as carbide cutting tools and engineered powders for industrial applications.
Founded in 2008, Ethos Therapy Solutions is a Pennsylvania-based company known for bringing complex wound care into the home. Its clinical team supports patients with pressure injuries while helping care providers arrange appropriate therapy and ongoing support. Ethos says it has served more than 35,000 wound-care patients across the United States.
Since 1986, southeastern Pennsylvania-based ETI has worked behind the scenes to help independent water-treatment professionals succeed. The company develops custom formulations for regional treatment companies and OEMs, selling exclusively through distributor partners rather than directly to end users. ETI’s partner-focused model is supported by an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system.
EticaAG, a joint venture between Etica Battery and AssetGenie, manufactures U.S.-made lithium-ion battery energy storage systems built around LiquidShield immersion cooling. Founded from Etica Battery’s 2002 battery-manufacturing heritage, the company submerges cells in dielectric fluid to control heat and prevent thermal propagation, while its HazGuard system neutralizes hazardous off-gases. EticaAG manufactures in New York and offers FEOC-, BABA- and BAA-compliant systems for safety-sensitive energy projects.
Founded in Essex in 2005, Eulum Design develops bespoke lighting and electronic technology for lighting OEMs, carrying projects from concept and industrial development through batch production. Its in-house expertise is particularly visible in Casambi wireless controllers and in human-centric LED boards developed through work with the University of Surrey’s Sleep Research Centre and Harvard Medical School’s Division of Sleep Medicine. Eulum operates across the United Kingdom and the United States, where its electronic design center was co-founded in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, in 2008.
Developed and manufactured in Australia, Eureka Electrical makes electrical products for Australian conditions, including distribution boards and enclosure systems. Its range is designed for electricians and switchboard builders, with products meeting applicable AS/NZ standards and certification requirements.