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Family-owned since 1985, Al’s Delicious Popcorn is an Ohio popcorn maker known for hand-crafted batches and more than 80 flavors. Its Columbus flagship, where the business began, develops new recipes and welcomes groups for free tours that include a look at the kitchen and a tasting.
Founded in Cleveland in 1970 by two brothers and their cousin, Aladdins' Baking Co. makes pita bread and serves Mediterranean food from its bakery and sandwich shop. An uncle taught the founders the craft of pita baking, and the family-founded business has since become a Cleveland landmark known for its pita, made-to-order sandwiches, and imported Mediterranean goods. It also prepares catering for gatherings and special events.
Founded by Richard Bluestone in 1992, women-operated small business ALAN Manufacturing has built its name on U.S.-made HVAC components and custom work from its Wooster facility. With more than 25 years of industry experience and an 85,000-square-foot operation, the company serves residential and commercial customers throughout North America, using in-house tooling when a standard design will not do.
AlaskOmega produces omega-3 and omega-7 concentrates and natural fish oils from wild Alaska Pollock, carrying the oil from the Bering Sea to refining in its family-owned and operated GMP facility in Coshocton, Ohio. The brand is part of Wiley Companies, a custom chemicals and food ingredients manufacturer established in 1981, and is built around rapid processing for notably fresh oil. Its ingredients are MSC-certified, while the Ohio facility is FSSC 22000 certified.
Established in 1973, Alba Manufacturing engineers and builds heavy-duty pallet-handling conveyor systems at its Fairfield, Ohio manufacturing facility. The company began as a custom-build design shop and now pairs pre-engineered building blocks with custom solutions for demanding industrial applications. Alba sells through a select North American partner network and backs its conveyor products with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
Founded in 1956, Lisbon’s family-owned ALBCO Foundry and Machine makes non-ferrous castings and machined components for OEM and aftermarket parts. The company operates two foundries under one roof and became one of the first U.S. pioneers of zinc-aluminum graphite permanent molding in 1977, alongside its long-standing sand-casting work. Third-generation owner Joe Staffeld leads a team that also builds and maintains tooling in-house, with ISO 9001:2015 registration supporting its production work.
Albemarle Corporation transforms essential resources into critical ingredients for mobility, energy, connectivity and health, and serves customers in about 70 countries. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, the company operates mining, chemical production and lithium-conversion sites, including the U.S. lithium resource at Silver Peak, which it says has produced lithium for more than 50 years.
Founded in 2015 by former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel and test pilot John Albers, Albers Aerospace manufactures aerospace and defense components and delivers integrated aircraft, engineering, and warfighter-focused technology solutions. The Dallas-area company has grown from a solo operation into an 80-person team and now operates 400,000 square feet of manufacturing space, pairing vertically integrated production with aircraft integration and an innovation platform. Albers maintains AS9100D, ISO 9001, NADCAP, and CMMC 2.0 certifications and operates in compliance with ITAR regulations.
In business since 1962, Albert Screenprint Inc. is a Norton, Ohio manufacturer known for taking projects from concept through completion under one roof. Its 135,000-square-foot manufacturing operation and 33,000-square-foot warehouse support direct production and fulfillment for customers managing promotional and display needs.
Serving businesses since 1971, Alco Manufacturing is an Elyria-based precision machine shop producing machined components and fittings for customers across the United States. Its seven Great Lakes facilities bring together more than 460 employees and 475,000 square feet of production space, supporting work from design through finished parts. Alco’s products are made domestically, with ISO-certified facilities and a focus on high-volume production and responsive customer service.
Since 1969, Alco-Chem has manufactured its Mandala line of commercial cleaning chemicals in Akron while supplying facilities across the region with janitorial, food-service and laundry products and equipment. The company pairs its locally made formulas with practical support, including on-site training, in-house machine repair and a 24/7 service department. Its newer offerings extend beyond conventional chemicals to closed-loop dispensing and chemical-free air and surface purification technology.
Established in 1967, Alcon Connectors manufactures overhead and underground distribution utility connectors at its American facility near Cincinnati. Acquired by its current ownership in 2019, the company has grown from a small family business into a niche manufacturer known for precision, reliable delivery, and custom connector work. Its products are made in the USA for power-distribution applications.
For nearly 50 years, Cleveland-based Alcon Industries has produced heat- and corrosion-resistant alloy castings and fabrications, with in-house engineers and craftsmen turning drawings, existing parts, or ideas into production components. Its foundry is particularly known for custom furnace parts and other demanding industrial components, serving customers around the world from Northeast Ohio. Alcon also operates an alloy buyback program that gives customers credit for usable scrap toward future orders.
Since 1946, Akron-based Alcon Tool Company has designed and manufactured custom industrial cutting tools, carrying each job from engineering and production through refurbishment. Founded in the Rubber Capital of the World, Alcon built its early reputation serving tire and rubber manufacturers and now supplies precision tooling worldwide, with more than 100,000 square feet of in-house production space. Its blend of hands-on tooling craftsmanship, reverse-engineering know-how, and advanced five-axis CNC machining supports demanding applications across manufacturing.
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For more than 25 years, Aldez has designed and manufactured custom packaging materials—including boxes, pallets and crates—while providing managed labor and production-line support for manufacturers, especially automotive suppliers. Its packaging engineers take a material-neutral approach to balancing product protection and cost, and the company’s locations across the Midwest, South and Mexico allow it to work on-site or near customers. Aldez joined the Tri-Wall Group in 2018, adding the reach of a global corrugating, converting and packaging-services network.
Incorporated in 1984, Alek Companies is an American small-business prime military contractor whose work grew from a need for high-quality aerospace components. From its Beavercreek facility, the company supports defense customers by building and testing specialized assemblies, including older-technology items that larger contract assemblers may no longer handle. Alek Companies operates an AS9100 Rev D certified facility with full product traceability.
Alematic Brewery & Coffee Bar brings small-batch, in-house beer together with B-Side coffee and a scratch kitchen in Huber Heights, making it a place that runs from morning coffee and breakfast through evening pints. Its family-friendly space also serves as a casual home for remote workers, recurring meetups, weekly trivia and music bingo, and private gatherings. The brewery emphasizes house-made touches, including coffee syrups and cocktail mixers, alongside comfort-driven food.
Alene Candles is a private-label contract manufacturer that develops and produces candles and diffusers for retail, boutique, and cosmetic brands. The company says it has produced these goods for nearly 30 years, making millions of candles and diffusers annually at facilities in New Hampshire and Ohio. Its in-house research and development and testing teams support custom formulation and production projects.
Since 2004, Cincinnati-based ALERT Safety Products has designed and manufactured custom forklift and pedestrian warning systems for plants and warehouses. Its microwave-sensor technology detects approaching vehicles at blind corners, intersections and doors, activating devices such as the Mirror ALERT or Project ALERT while ignoring traffic moving away. The company grew from a request to warn high-mast forklift operators about low-bay doors and continues to shape systems around customer layouts and traffic patterns.