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Born on the battlefield, HOIST makes rapid-hydration drinks for service members, athletes, first responders and everyday adventurers. Based in Cincinnati, the company uses an isotonic blend of electrolytes, carbohydrates and fluids designed for fast absorption and longer-lasting hydration, with ready-to-drink bottles alongside portable formats. Its formula is made without artificial dyes, sweeteners or preservatives and is formulated for the U.S. military.
Cleveland-based Hoist Parts Pro supplies replacement parts for industrial hoists, backing its broad inventory with a machine shop for custom components such as hook blocks, sheaves, wheels and gears. The company stocks more than $1.5 million in parts, draws on more than 150 years of combined parts-sales experience, and says most in-stock items ship within 24 hours.
Established in Grove City in 2007, HOKUTO USA is the North American branch of Japan’s HOKUTO Corporation, designing and manufacturing automated production equipment. The company grew from HOKUTO’s 1972 origins as a specialist in high-precision mechatronics, robotic lines, and custom machinery, and now supports customers through the full project cycle from specifications and design to installation and maintenance. Its 35-person U.S. operation serves manufacturing customers across North America.
Holey Toledough Toledo makes handcrafted doughnuts, including fresh yeast and cake doughnuts, assorted doughnuts, and large doughnut cakes. It also sells flavored milk, coffee beverages, whole-bean coffee, and custom doughnut cakes.
Founded in 1935, Holland, L.P. designs, manufactures and operates rail-welding, track-measurement and rail-maintenance equipment and services for railways worldwide. The University Park company is best known for its flash-butt welding expertise, including the world’s largest MobileWelder fleet, and supports its equipment with in-house engineering, manufacturing and field operations. Its 185,000-square-foot lean manufacturing facility is ISO 9001 certified.
Founded in 1982 by David French, Holmbury Group makes hydraulic quick-release couplings and related components from its independent base in Tonbridge, UK. Its original flat-face coupling design, launched in 1984, helped establish the benchmark for ISO 16028 and remains central to the company’s identity, while operations in North America and Europe support customers worldwide. Holmbury ships about three million parts globally each year and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Holmes By Products is a family-owned rendering plant in Millersburg, Ohio, recycling material from food-processing plants, farms, restaurants, and butcher shops across Northeast and East-Central Ohio. The facility receives more than two million pounds of food waste each week and processes it into useful products, including high-protein feed supplements.
Founded by three Hershberger brothers in 1992, Holmes Custom Moulding is a family-owned Berlin, Ohio manufacturer of American-made wooden components and custom millwork. The Amish Country company processes most of its lumber in-house, producing high-volume handles and other made-to-specification wood parts for manufacturers. HCM has grown to approximately 45 employees and now operates from two Ohio facilities.
Holmes Manufacturing grew from an Ohio siding installation company into a Millersburg manufacturer of roll-formed and custom-bent aluminum building products. Founded in 1990 with roots reaching back to 1984, the company develops products with installers in mind, including its custom Bending Shop program for unusual wraps, flashing and window trim. Its Amish Country heritage informs an emphasis on honesty, integrity and practical efficiency while serving customers locally and across the nation.
From its Cleveland workshop and studio, HOLOS Lighting designs, engineers, fabricates, and installs custom lighting for architectural spaces. The company’s uncommon breadth extends from one-of-a-kind fixtures and production runs to historically accurate restoration, with a UL-certified facility supporting compliant lighting for demanding projects. HOLOS works alongside architects, designers, developers, and project managers from the first concept through final installation.
Founded in 1986, Holtec International is a vertically integrated energy-technology company that designs, engineers, analyzes, licenses, fabricates, and constructs equipment and facilities. Its manufacturing operations include nuclear power components and air-cooled condenser systems, alongside products and services for nuclear fuel management, heat transfer, and clean energy. The company reports a global operating presence across nine countries.
Started by Erv Holzman in Montgomery in the mid-1970s, Holzman Meats & Deli remains a family-run butcher shop and deli known for hand-cut meats, house-made sausage and prepared foods. Erv’s son Ron now carries on the business, which has grown to twice the size of the original store while keeping its family presence at the counter. Cincinnati Magazine named it one of the area’s best butcher shops in 2016 and has featured its pot pies.
Since 1924, family-owned Home City Ice has grown from a Sayler Park, Ohio ice-delivery business into a packaged-ice manufacturer and delivery company serving customers across 25 states. Now in its third generation of leadership, the company is known for freezing filtered water in motion to produce clear, hard-frozen ice and for maintaining a broad network of local plants and delivery routes. Its century-long history includes a pivot from residential block-ice delivery to direct store delivery and large-scale commercial service.
Designed and assembled in Cleveland, Ohio, Home Pet Spa makes mobile pet-washing stations that give owners 360-degree access while keeping bathing contained and manageable. Its self-contained enclosures are made in the U.S.A. and can be fitted with features such as mist jets, a shower wand, and optional wheels or a raised stand for easier handling and storage.
Homestat Farm, Ltd. keeps long-running American hot-cereal brands in production, with Maypo, Wheatena and Maltex manufactured at its Highspire, Pennsylvania facility. The Dublin, Ohio company acquired these brands and the Highspire operation in 2001, and has since been owned by family-owned Camden Holdings, which purchased Homestat Farm in 2014. Its portfolio also includes G. Washington’s Seasoning and Broth, while its cereal business carries forward the heritage of brands dating to the 19th century.
Hometown Food Company is a baking-food company that owns established American baking brands and operates manufacturing facilities across the United States. Formed in 2018, it is headquartered in Chicago and also provides contract manufacturing, with a 640,000-square-foot Toledo facility and 12 production lines described on its site.
Founded in 1989, Homewood Health Care handcrafts custom laminate and wood furnishings for hospital labor and delivery units and other patient-care spaces. The veteran-owned small business has expanded from its original L&D focus to serve military hospitals around the globe, offering design support and turnkey furnishing solutions. Its Ohio-made work is built by skilled woodworkers with finishes selected to withstand the chemicals, moisture, and daily wear of medical facilities.
Founded in Taiwan in 1974, Hon Hai Precision Industry is the company behind Foxconn, a technology manufacturer that grew from mold-making into a global electronics manufacturing services business. Its integrated model links design with production for customers across consumer, cloud and computing markets, supported by sites in more than 20 countries and regions.
Since 1985, Honda’s U.S. manufacturing presence has grown from the small Anna Engine Plant operation into a network of specialized facilities employing thousands of associates across several states. Its Marysville, Ohio, operation is especially notable for producing more than 15 million vehicles since 1982, while the Performance Manufacturing Center combines advanced technology with hands-on craftsmanship for low-volume specialty vehicles.
What began as a hobby in 2000 has grown into Honey Run Apiaries, a Delphos-based beekeeping business with more than 200 hives. Since moving from its garage to a 5,000-square-foot facility in 2010, the company has combined hands-on apiary work with a wood shop and classroom, serving beekeepers through queen-rearing nucs and equipment made in-house.