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JDM Outdoors, operating under the JDM Structures name, builds wood sheds, barns, garages and other outdoor structures. Its structures use LP SmartSide engineered-wood siding, trim and flooring, and the company offers both standard product lines and custom designs. JDM Structures is based in Millersburg, Ohio, where its corporate location is listed.
For more than 40 years, Cleveland-area JDS Mobile has built custom mobile medical trailers and drivable units for healthcare providers nationwide. The company also refurbishes specialized imaging trailers, performs field repairs and preventive maintenance, and transports units across the country. Its technicians support demanding MRI and PET-CT work, where minimizing downtime and careful assessments matter.
Founded in France in 1975, Jean Lutz North America carries that ground-foundation monitoring heritage into the North American market from Canfield, Ohio. Formed in 2011, it supports customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico with data-monitoring systems and technical assistance for foundation projects.
Family-owned and operated since opening in 2000, JEB Modern Machines fabricates custom performance parts and builds high-performance engines from its 20,000-square-foot facility. The Republic, Ohio, shop grew from a farming operation’s hands-on equipment experience into a CNC machining and engineering business known for diesel truck and tractor-pulling components, including turbo parts and billet accessories. Its research and development lab uses GibbsCam and CAD/CAM software, while a full-time quality control specialist inspects production.
Born from a Butler Tech/Ross High School classroom project in 2017, JEE Foods is a student-powered nonprofit that rescues surplus food and redirects it to people and community organizations facing hunger. Its volunteers collect excess food, sometimes transform it to extend its shelf life in a commercial kitchen, and build job and food-safety skills along the way. The Hamilton organization has distributed nearly 10 million pounds of food and serves more than 30 organizations across three states.
At its Willoughby shop, Jeff’s Candy Shop makes small-batch hard candies and candied nuts, with live demonstrations held hourly on weekends. The lineup ranges from lemon drops to roasted pecans and almonds coated in a caramelized sugar glaze, giving the shop a distinctly hands-on candy-making character.
Jefferson Industries Corporation is a West Jefferson, Ohio manufacturer of automotive components, including body frame and transmission parts. The company began construction in 1988 and established a 200,000-square-foot manufacturing plant within its first year; it later added a facility dedicated to hot-stamped parts. It is the North American headquarters for G-TEKT Corporation.
With more than four decades in plastics and color, JEG Plastics supplies thermoplastic color concentrates and performance additives to the extruders and molders behind everyday plastic products. The privately owned company combines custom color matching and additive development with practical support for manufacturing processes, logistics, and inventory. Its network of three manufacturing facilities and two distribution centers helps customers manage both specialized orders and ongoing supply needs.
Founded in 1960 after Richard “Dick” Wendt and partners bought a millwork plant at auction, JELD-WEN has grown into a global building products organization. It designs and manufactures products for homes and commercial projects, with manufacturing facilities primarily in North America and Europe. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Since 1968, Jena Tool Incorporated has been a Dayton-area precision manufacturer known for taking demanding industrial work from concept through production. The company operates as a U.S. manufacturing facility and supports customers in fields such as aerospace, automotive, and energy, with its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system underpinning the work. Its partnership with Lake City Industries broadens that single-network approach to include sheet-metal fabrication and related assembly support.
Jeni Britton’s creative vision has shaped Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams for more than 20 years, earning the founder a James Beard Award and giving the Columbus company a distinct approach to ice cream. The Certified B Corp makes its recipes completely from scratch and runs its own scoop shops, with a mission centered on bringing people together.
Since 1940, Jennie-O Turkey Store has raised and processed turkey for a global market, turning it into products such as whole birds, deli meat and ground turkey. Its operation includes more than 300 farms, two research farms and a live-production team of more than 1,100 people caring for roughly 52 million birds each year. The company also operates a Faribault, Minnesota plant where more than 10 deaf or severely hearing-impaired employees have joined the production workforce.
JENNMAR manufactures ground-control and infrastructure products for work above and below ground. Founded in 1922 as a scrap metal company, it has grown into an American company with more than 2,500 domestic employees, over 800 international employees, and facilities and distribution warehouses worldwide. Its manufacturing operations include ground-support products and structural steel fabrication.
Founded in Cincinnati on December 4, 2010, Jenny’s Homemade Cookies hand-bakes oversized cookies without preservatives or artificial flavors, led by Jenny’s years-long pursuit of the ideal chocolate chip cookie. The bakery serves individual customers as well as corporate, restaurant and theater clients, handling orders as large as 480 dozen and 8,000 cookies for a baseball tournament. Its cookies are shipped nationwide and delivered across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Established in 1985, Jenny’s Popcorn is a snack manufacturer whose North Ridgeville operation became part of the Lehi Valley Trading Company family after the Midwest facility was purchased in May 2025. The company is best known for made-to-order private-label production, which accounts for 80% of its volume, alongside its Jenny’s brand offerings for retailers and distributors. Its food-safety program is SQF Level 2 certified.
Jergens Inc. manufactures workholding and fixturing components, hoist rings and lifting products, quick-release pins, OEM/MRO components, specialty fasteners, and automation products. The company serves machining and metalworking, aerospace and military, automotive, and medical markets, with 80% of its product line manufactured in the United States.
Family-owned and operated since 1997, Jerico Plastic Industries custom-compounds color, recycled and specialty resins for North America’s rotational and injection molding markets. Founded by Steve and Brenda Copeland, the company has grown from a 40,000-square-foot Georgia plant to two U.S. production sites with combined extrusion-compounding capacity of 40 million pounds. Jerico remains closely tied to rotational molding, with second- and third-generation Copeland family members now part of its leadership and operations.
Family-owned Jerl Machine, founded by Bob Brossia in 1974, grew from a garage shop into a Perrysburg, Ohio manufacturer now guided by the company’s second and third generations. Its 80,000-square-foot facility serves industrial customers with precision machining and custom metalworking, backed by ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification. Jerl also preserves the Abbey Etna rotary swager tradition after acquiring that established line in 2002.
Family-owned since 1945 and led by its third generation since the mid-1990s, Jerpbak-Bayless Company is a more than seven-decade-old manufacturer serving OEM customers in heavy industry. Its Solon, Ohio, operation is over 60% women-owned and has supplied parts for the U.S. Navy’s nuclear program, including components featured on the USS Nautilus.
For more than 50 years, Cincinnati-based Jerry Tools has manufactured hydraulic workholding equipment and custom arbors, chucks, and inspection fixtures for demanding industrial applications. Its hydraulic designs conform to imperfect or out-of-round locating surfaces while maintaining normal accuracy of 0.0002 inch TIR, and the company supplies specialized tooling systems to major manufacturers worldwide. Jerry Tools also makes Jetnut hydraulic nuts, including lighter aluminum versions that reduce handling weight by 60 percent.