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From a garage near Pittsburgh, 24 Hour Crafts has grown into a small U.S. business making laser-cut wood shapes and craft blanks for artists and DIY crafters. Its team includes artists and crafters themselves, and the company makes customizable pieces by hand from sustainably sourced wood, typically shipping orders within one business day.
Formed in January 2025, House Foods Holding USA Inc. manages the House Group’s soybean value-chain business and sales of plant-based foods, with manufacturing facilities across the United States and Canada. The company brings together more than 40 years of tofu production and quality-control experience from House Foods America with plant-based product development capabilities from its affiliated businesses. Its U.S.-grown soybean program includes direct relationships with farmers through the Proud Farmer Project, while its facilities carry SQF, Non-GMO Project Verified, Kosher and USDA Organic certifications.
Since the early 2000s, Lancaster’s House of Clarendon has been creating custom cakes and desserts, with owner and cake designer Martine Cajas at the helm since 2005. The bakery is known for its award-winning wedding cakes, light mousse-topped cupcakes, and unusually thin fondant, using organic ingredients sourced from Lancaster County farms whenever possible. Head chef Mandy Bussell has been part of the kitchen team since 2016.
For more than 150 years, Pittsburgh-based Houston-Starr Company has supplied construction products, specializing in commercial doors and hardware alongside wholesale appliances, kitchen cabinets, and architectural millwork. Founded by the Houston brothers and later carried forward by the Starr family, the company has grown from a basic building-materials supplier into a regional operation with locations in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Its in-house door shop and 15,000-square-foot Pittsburgh appliance warehouse support the fast-turnaround work of contractors, remodelers, and property managers.
Founded in 1997 by David T. Davis in an Allentown home, HoverTech International makes air-assisted transfer and positioning equipment for safer patient handling and mobility. Its HoverMatt Air Transfer Mattress established the company’s focus on reducing pressure injuries and caregiver strain, while the Etac company now also offers Molift and Etac mobility equipment across healthcare settings. Founder David Davis has supported the development of safe patient-handling standards and holds 18 patents for related devices.
Founded in 1997 in an Allentown home, HoverTech International makes safe patient-handling and mobility equipment for healthcare, best known for creating the HoverMatt air transfer mattress. Now an Etac company, it develops solutions that help prevent pressure injuries and caregiver injuries while supporting patient dignity and early mobility across hospital, outpatient, and home-care settings. Founder David T. Davis has also helped advance the field through safe-patient-handling advocacy and holds 18 patents for related devices.
Since Howard Schneider hand-painted signs in his Rochester, New York basement in 1928, Howard Industries has grown into a wholesale manufacturer of American-made interior and exterior architectural signage. Its Northwestern Pennsylvania facility spans 50,000 square feet, employs more than 50 people, and produces custom and modular systems using over 120 proprietary aluminum extrusions. The company distributes its signage nationwide and operates under a LEAN manufacturing approach.
From its Philadelphia factory, Howard-McCray manufactures commercial refrigeration and refrigerated display cases, with a particular focus on the small-market stores its products were designed to fit. The company traces its roots to McCray’s 1887 founding and has continued building the McCray brand in Philadelphia since employee-led HMC Enterprises relaunched the business in 2003. Its cases are built to order, with custom features added to standard designs.
Howmet Aerospace makes high-performance engineered metal products for aerospace and commercial transportation. Its business spans aero-engine components, aircraft structures and fastening systems, as well as forged aluminum truck wheels; the company says it combines metallurgical expertise with advanced manufacturing capabilities.
HPC MedX is a south-central Pennsylvania contract manufacturer known for supporting medical-device companies with complete production programs. ISO 13485:2016 certified and FDA registered, it delivered more than 12,000 negative-pressure wound-care devices over four years and serves clients across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond.
HPDBeauty is a manufacturer of natural personal care products, including handcrafted soaps and lip balms, using plant-based hemp ingredients. The company operates under GMP guidelines and is registered with the FDA.
HPT Pharma is a Warminster, Pennsylvania manufacturer specializing in precision blister tooling and engineering solutions for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical packaging lines. With more than 25 years of blister-tooling experience, the company designs and makes its tooling in-house in the United States, while also supporting package development, feeding systems and production troubleshooting. Its hands-on Blister University program trains packaging teams on a working machine, extending HPT’s role beyond supplying tools to helping customers understand and improve their operations.
HR HealthCare is a family-owned healthcare products company headquartered in York, PA, specializing in the development, manufacture, and supply of urological and general medical products with integrated technology and support services. The company operates a manufacturing facility and provides products for acute and non-acute care settings.
Founded by Steve Hranec in 1995, Uniontown-based Hranec Corp. combines mechanical construction services with large-scale HVAC manufacturing, including custom ductwork and roof products. Its manufacturing operation has expanded from a 2008 fabrication facility to a 40,000-square-foot roof-product shop and a 200,000-square-foot building completed in 2026. Hranec also stands apart with specialized offerings such as outdoor Tuff Duct and its patented Spiral Graphix, which turns exposed spiral ductwork into customized visual displays.
Since 1993, HRP Electronic Materials has developed and manufactured American-made metal, composite, and alloy powders and flakes for applications ranging from electronics and medical devices to aerospace and defense. Based in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, the company combines more than 30 years of industry expertise with its HRP MetApp development platform to create application-specific materials, and says its products have been used in more than 300 million systems.
Founded by two partners and their fluffy dog at the base of Big Pocono State Park, Hrysek Farms Limited roasts fresh coffee in Reedsers, Pennsylvania. The company works with coffee farmers around the globe and roasts beans to highlight the natural flavors of their origins, including limited releases such as whiskey-aged coffee. Hrysek also uses environmentally friendly packaging and offers subscriptions for regularly delivered fresh-roasted coffee.
Hsiri Therapeutics is a biotechnology company developing therapies for infections caused by drug-resistant bacteria and fungi, with particular attention to tuberculosis and nontuberculous mycobacterial disease. Its discovery work originated at the University of Notre Dame and Montana State University, and its research laboratories are in South Bend, Indiana, alongside collaborations in Montana and Singapore. The company has received support from the Department of Defense and the National Institutes of Health and has entered research and licensing collaborations with Shionogi.
For more than 50 years, HSM GmbH + Co. KG has developed and manufactured baling presses for recyclable materials and shredders for securely destroying sensitive paper and electronic data. The German company keeps production close to home, with about 90% in-house production depth across three of its own plants, while serving customers worldwide. Its portfolio also includes equipment for making packaging fill from used cardboard and PET recycling solutions.
From its Northeastern Pennsylvania base, HTS Systems Lock N Roll manufactures patented hand-truck retaining systems for commercial delivery vehicles. Its signature Ultra-Rack Hand Truck Sentry System locks a hand truck securely outside the vehicle and provides quick access, addressing the route-time, cargo-space and safety problems of conventional storage. The company says its products are made in the United States at an environmentally friendly solar-powered facility and are used by delivery fleets across North America and beyond.
Founded in 1878, Hubbard Feeds is a North American animal nutrition company that provides research-based feeds and nutrition programs for livestock and specialty animals. Now part of Akralos, its North America feed joint venture with ADM, the company combines scientific innovation with species-specific expertise to support producers and animal owners.