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Since 1918, Berks Engineering Co., Inc. has operated as a full-service machining facility, fabricating, machining, and Blanchard-grinding parts for industrial customers. Its Wyomissing shop can take work from plate burning and welding through machining, and it also rebuilds industrial equipment such as shafts and gearboxes. Berks Engineering is ISO 9001:2015 certified and maintains three 42-inch Blanchard grinders for large castings, plates, and fabrications.
Founded in 1933 by Charles A. Boylan, Berks Packing Co., Inc. is a third-generation, family-owned and operated meat processor located in Reading, Pennsylvania. The company has about 140 employees and is known for its long-running meat-processing business, including the development of high-speed meat slicing expertise. It expanded from its local roots into broader distribution and became one of Pennsylvania’s two certified organic meat manufacturers.
A 100% farmer-owned Dairy Farmers of America brand, Berkshire Dairy and Food Products has supplied the industrial food industry since 1993. From its Wyomissing base, the company serves customers across the United States and Mexico with dairy ingredients, relying on decades of industry experience and a nationwide distribution network to provide practical, personalized support.
Berkshire Grey builds AI-enabled robotic systems that automate difficult warehouse work, from piece-picking and parcel sortation to unloading mixed, floor-loaded trailers. With more than 350 employees and over 700 awarded patents, the company develops automation for high-volume fulfillment operations where changing products, tight space, and labor constraints make conventional systems difficult to use. Its support model extends beyond installation with 24/7/365 monitoring, service, and continuous improvement.
Berkshire Hathaway Shoe Holdings is the parent company of H. H. Brown and Justin Brands, whose affiliated businesses make footwear. H. H. Brown traces its shoemaking history to a factory west of Boston in 1883, while Justin Boots began as a custom boot shop in 1879; the group describes its brands as serving customers worldwide.
Berkshire Home Company makes plush home textiles, with its signature VelvetLoft® and Retro Comfort Plush blankets at the center of a collection that also includes bedding, robes and loungewear. The company stands out for pairing tactile, comfort-focused fabrics with licensed designs such as its Peanuts® collection, alongside artist-series prints including hydrangeas and cherry blossoms. Its Retro Comfort Plush blanket is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified.
Known for its specialized work in vehicle forensics, Annapolis-based Berla Corporation develops tools that help investigators recover evidence from vehicle systems. Its iVe Ecosystem supports agencies including law enforcement, military, civil, and regulatory organizations throughout the investigation process.
Founded in 1929 as a screen-printing shop, Berlekamp Plastics now makes American-made molded plastic promotional products, custom nameplates and raised-graphic plaques. The company was an early pioneer in injection-molded promotional goods and today remains known for distinctive custom designs, including logo-shaped bag tags and motorcycle kickstand pads. In 2024, longtime employees Brian Smith and Chris Gilbert purchased the business from Ken and Sandy Berlekamp, carrying its nearly century-old manufacturing legacy forward.
In the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country, Berlin Gardens manufactures handcrafted outdoor poly furniture, along with structures that extend living spaces beyond the house. Its furniture is made in Berlin, Ohio, using poly lumber with 95% recycled content, while traditional skills are paired with advanced machinery and careful hand-finishing. The company’s faith-centered approach and attention to consistent details helped earn it the 2025 ICFA Manufacturer of the Year award.
In Ohio’s Amish Country, Berlin Natural Bakery makes small-batch spelt breads and baked goods by hand, with its old-fashioned sourdough fermented for at least 24 hours. The family acquired the bakery in 1997, and third-generation twins Nicole and Nick now carry forward its focus on organic, minimally processed ingredients and simple recipes. Its organic spelt flour is stone-ground on demand, and the bakery’s products remain Non-GMO Project Verified.
Known for pairing packaging expertise with a broad operating network, Berlin Packaging is a hybrid supplier serving customers across industries. Its Dangerous Goods division has helped companies ship hazardous and temperature-sensitive materials safely for more than 70 years, while the wider company operates more than 100 locations worldwide and employs over 2,200 people. Berlin Packaging is ISO 9001 certified.
In Millersburg, Berlin Plastics extrudes custom continuous profiles for the polyethylene and PVC industries, serving applications from poly furniture to windows and doors. The Holmes County operation grew out of Unique Plastics, which was locally owned and operated for more than 30 years before Berlin Gardens acquired the facility in January 2022. As a division of Berlin Gardens, it also brings a poly-furniture manufacturer’s practical grounding to its extrusion work and can reuse ground scrap in many products.
Family-owned and operated in Erie since 1912, Berman Bedding manufactures pressure-management cushions for surgical tables and other medical equipment sold by OEMs. The company began making surgical table cushions in 1952 and now focuses exclusively on medical devices, drawing on decades of experience as a major supplier to surgical-table manufacturers worldwide. Berman Bedding is FDA-registered and ISO 13485 compliant, and its patented snapLINX™ fastener technology is designed for secure attachment and easier cleaning.
Founded in Saint-Étienne in 1925, BERNARD BONNEFOND designs and manufactures specialized electrotechnical equipment, notably VARIVOLT variable-voltage transformers and low-speed alternators. Its history began with repairing electrical machines and transformers before expanding into manufacturing, and the company now supports industrial power applications with equipment renovation and custom electrical connections through its Amppelec subsidiary. In its centenary year, the company reports more than 2,000 VARIVOLT units and over 100 alternators in service worldwide.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1948 as a small perfume-filling operation, Bernard Laboratories now provides contract formulation, blending, filling and packaging for industrial and consumer products. Third-generation Piper family ownership continues the company’s evolution, with turnkey work spanning confidential formula mixing through finished packaging, warehousing and distribution. Bernard is particularly suited to difficult products and custom formats, including viscous or flammable formulas in collapsible tubes and specialty containers.
Founded in 1967, Bernard Zins is a French trouser house that brought an engineer’s precision to tailoring, creating refined trousers for men and women. Still family-run, the Parisian maison is known for its chino-chic and technically demanding French double pleats, while its made-to-measure BZ Special service lets customers shape a pair around their own preferences. Its workshop methods take roughly twice as long as those of most brands, preserving the comfort and precise fit at the heart of the Zins approach.
Since its founding in 1921, Berndes has been a German cookware maker rooted in the Sauerland region. Known for introducing a non-stick aluminum cooking utensil in 1950, the company continues to produce durable cookware in controlled German facilities and has served U.S. customers through Range Kleen since 2009.
Since 1956, Berner International has manufactured air curtains—also called air doors—that create an air barrier across open doors to help hold indoor temperatures, control flying insects and limit fumes. The U.S. manufacturer has helped establish air curtains as a recognized alternative to vestibules in ASHRAE and IECC building codes, with many units independently tested to AMCA Standard 220. Its products serve settings from main entrances and food-service openings to industrial doors as high as 50 feet, including hazardous and washdown environments.
Bernheisel Race Components began in 1981 as a part-time racing-parts business and has grown into a long-standing stock-car resource in Jonestown, Pennsylvania. Its knowledgeable staff serves racers through a 5,000-square-foot showroom, with Lazer Chassis work among the support available for teams preparing their cars.
Bernstein Display creates mannequins and other visual-merchandising products for retailers, pairing custom 3D design with production in the USA and Shanghai. The New York company is known for its digitally created Be Neutral collection, which brings gender-neutral, diversity-minded forms to the retail floor, and for managing projects from concept through delivery. Its mannequins appear in retail environments around the world.