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Founded in Baltimore in 1976, Captain Jerry’s Custom T-Shirts is a third-generation family-owned shop that screen-prints apparel and creates embroidered and promotional products. Gerald Millman began with a single heat press before introducing silk-screen printing to the Baltimore area, and the company now serves customers locally and nationwide. Its award-winning art department helps turn rough ideas, logos, or original concepts into finished designs, with standard two-week and rush 24–72-hour turnaround options.
Established in 1997, CapTron Corporation is a Gaithersburg, Maryland electronics manufacturer known for flexible, turnkey support from prototype work through production. It serves manufacturers that need printed circuit board assembly and related electronic manufacturing services, with an ISO 9001:2000-compliant quality system guiding its work.
Founded in 2010 by Roger Bagbey, Cardinal Engineering is an Annapolis-based small business built around a stable community of technical experts who have often worked together for decades. The company is known for carrying that experience into long-term U.S. Navy programs, helping government and commercial partners solve difficult marine engineering problems while maintaining the close-knit character of a small firm.
Since 1989, Caribbean Products, LTD has made Jamaican-style patties under its Global Delights brand, using family recipes combined with those of a professional Jamaican chef. The U.S. company produces the hand-held turnovers in a USDA-inspected facility and distributes them in the United States and internationally. Caribbean Products is woman-owned and certified as both a WBENC Women’s Business Enterprise and Woman Owned Small Business.
Founded in 1965 as a local community pharmacy, Carie Boyd Pharmaceuticals now compounds office-use and patient-specific medications for healthcare providers and patients nationwide. Its FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facility and 503A specialty pharmacy are especially known for implantable hormone pellets, with the company having pioneered an automated pellet-compounding process. The facilities follow cGMP and USP standards while developing customized medications for needs that commercial products may not meet.
Carmeuse is a global family of 6,300 employees known for supplying mineral materials to major industrial operations. The company produces lime and limestone for customers whose processes include steelmaking, environmental treatment and construction, while also providing tailored engineering support. Its plants report compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.
Carnos is a family-owned and operated raw pet food company making all-natural, protein-packed raw food for dogs and cats. It also manufactures raw pet food and offers flexible co-packing and private label solutions.
Family-owned from the beginning, Carolina Chem-Strip grew out of Ronnie Stallings’s work restoring cars and has spent more than 40 years solving production problems for manufacturers across the Southeast. Today, its two full-service facilities help industrial customers recover parts and keep paint lines running, with a particular focus on high-capacity work that can be difficult to manage in-house.
Founded in 1985 by Dr. Leon Perahia, CarpetSaver is an owner-operated Annapolis company known for its long-running American-made floor-protection runner. The company has produced and shipped CarpetSaver for 36 years, serving residential and commercial users worldwide.
Still family-owned by the sons of founder James Carroll Sr., Carroll Architectural Shade is a Baltimore company that has crafted custom awnings and shade structures since 1958. After six decades in business, the Carroll family broadened its original awning operation under a new name while retaining in-house design and fabrication for residential and commercial customers across Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia.
Family-owned Carroll Custom Machining grew from owner George F. Jarrard’s nearly 50 years in machining and R&D. Established in Carroll County after his 2016 retirement, the company is known for working closely with inventors and engineers to turn challenging ideas into prototypes ready for testing or presentation.
The Pallares family runs Casa Carmen as a home farm and winery on a historic property in West Grove’s Brandywine Valley. Its hillside vineyard supports handcrafted dry wines and vermouths, while the farm tasting room gathers visitors around seasonal tapas and small bites.
Casa Furniture, Inc. is a Washington, D.C.-based home-furnishings retailer with additional locations across the Mid-Atlantic and New York. It serves household shoppers seeking contemporary furniture, with its selection centered on bedroom furnishings and related home pieces.
Founded in 1974, Baltimore-based Case Mason is a long-established contract manufacturer known for helping consumer brands manage complex, high-volume production programs. Its 135,000-square-foot primary facility and separate food and beverage building support clients from cosmetics to specialty goods, while its high-speed nail polish line produces more than 35 million units annually. Case Mason’s quality systems include SQF certification and ISO 22716 GMP certification.
Founded in Baltimore in 2001, Casewerks designs and supplies archival display cases and exhibit furnishings that protect and present art, artifacts and archival materials for museums, libraries and other cultural institutions. The company manages projects from technical design and detailing through delivery, working as the North American agent for Glasbau REIER, whose museum-case manufacturing operation is based in Lauta, Germany. Casewerks’ principals, Matt Malaquias and Bill Beitel, bring decades of experience collaborating with architects, designers and collections professionals.
Catalent develops, manufactures and supplies medicines, therapies and self-care products as a global contract development and manufacturing organization. Its roots reach back to R.P. Scherer’s 1933 rotary-die softgel breakthrough, while the Catalent name was formed in 2007; today, nearly 40 facilities support programs from early development through commercial production and clinical supply. The company’s patient-first quality system helps it produce about 60 billion treatment doses annually for pharma, biotech and consumer-health partners.
For more than 30 years, Catalyx has built its reputation helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production problems with practical automation and specialist support. The company works primarily with life-sciences manufacturers, using machine vision and process-control expertise to improve quality and keep GMP operations running. Its OpenBIO bioreactor controller received Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Magazine’s 2018 Innovator Award.
With more than 30 years in the industry, Catalyx is an engineering and automation company known for helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production and quality-control problems. It works primarily with life-sciences organizations, providing machine-vision systems and expert support for GMP environments. Its bioreactor-control platform, OpenBIO, reflects the company’s focus on connecting flexible automation with real manufacturing needs.
Since 1979, Catch The Wind has operated along Oregon’s windswept coast, creating and selling kites, windsocks, and wind toys for people who like their recreation airborne. The company is home to the original Spinsock, which it invented in 1984 and patented in the United States and Canada the following year. Its experienced kite-flying staff also developed the Pocket Kite Kit, designed for classroom projects and group activities.
For 38 years, Cathode Lighting Systems Inc. has been known for its specialized cold-cathode work in architectural cove lighting. The company now describes that product line as legacy equipment while continuing to support existing installations with replacement lamps and related components; its newer curved architectural lighting work operates under the VoksLyte name.