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Cadrex is a North American contract manufacturer and custom mechanical solutions provider that brings customer programs from concept to scale. Its 21 facilities across the United States and Mexico support work in information and communications technology, aerospace and defense, and medical manufacturing, with a company history of more than 50 years in manufacturing.
CADX Services is a PCB design service bureau that has spent more than 30 years turning electronic concepts into manufacturable circuit boards, with consulting that extends from schematic capture through FPGA development and production support. Based in Lima, New York, the company draws on more than 50 years of combined engineering, design and manufacturing experience and can carry projects from rapid prototypes to production assemblies or turnkey finished goods. Its designers also specialize in working across legacy and current design formats, including conversion and reverse engineering of existing board designs.
CAE Inc. is a technology company that develops training, simulation and critical-operations solutions for aviation professionals and defence forces. For nearly 80 years, it has provided high-fidelity flight simulators and training solutions, alongside services and software supporting civil aviation and defence readiness. Its operations span sites and training locations in more than 40 countries.
Founded in Viareggio in 1979 by senior engineers from Italy’s INFN, CAEN S.p.A. designs and manufactures electronic instrumentation for nuclear and particle physics research. Its power-supply and data-acquisition systems grew from that scientific foundation and now support research laboratories worldwide, while its Systems & Spectroscopy division extends the work into radiation monitoring and industrial applications. CAEN has held ISO 9001 certification continuously for more than 20 years and is also certified to Cyber Essentials Plus.
Founded by Nicola Paoli and Jacopo Givoletti, CAEN Technologies Inc. opened its U.S. branch in 2004 to serve North American nuclear physics and engineering communities. Based in Staten Island, the company draws on a team with deep nuclear-measurement experience to provide specialized instrumentation and tailored support for research laboratories and related industries.
CAF is an international manufacturer and supplier of rail and bus transportation systems, with more than 100 years of history and operations in over 60 countries. Its products include trains, buses, components and signalling systems, and the group provides turnkey mobility solutions and lifecycle rail services. CAF reports production facilities in Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Poland, the United States, Mexico and Brazil; its Elmira, New York plant manufactures light rail vehicles, streetcars and coaches.
Known in Raleigh for keeping café fare simple and comforting, Cafe Carolina and Bakery prepares fresh pastries and everyday meals for customers dining in, taking lunch on the go, or ordering catering. Its house specialties, including sweet potato biscuits, add a distinctly Carolina touch to the bakery-café menu.
Rooted in the village its ancestors founded 120 years ago, Cafe Carrizal grows and sells high-altitude Caribbean coffee. The family still lives on the original Carrizal plot and has cultivated coffee there for more than five generations, using regenerative mixed-farming practices. Its cooperative includes more than 160 chemical-free farms with bee colonies that support both coffee production and the surrounding ecosystem.
Born in Rosario, Café Guatemala has roasted artisanal coffee for 67 years, building its identity around distinctive flavor and custom blends. The company also supports customers beyond the roast with specialized technical service, post-sale assistance, and coffee machines provided on loan.
Cafe Notes + Company sells watercolor stationery products, including cards, stationery, notepads and bookmarks. The submitted source context additionally describes hand-painted greeting cards, personalized stationery and fine art prints.
Since 2008, Cafe Raymond has been part of Pittsburgh’s neighborhood dining scene, operating from the Strip District as a kitchen with a distinctly made-in-house character. Its breakfast, brunch, and lunch are prepared to order, while its house sauces and seasonings extend that cafe cooking to customers’ homes.
Born from a New York City family’s spice and restaurant tradition, Cafe Spice makes chef-crafted, ready-to-eat Indian and globally inspired meals for the grocery and foodservice markets. The Malhotra family launched Cafe Spice as a more casual, experimental take on Indian dining, and today Culinary Director Chef Hari Nayak develops its recipes at the company’s USDA-certified facility in New York’s Hudson Valley. Its meals, including offerings such as Chicken Tikka Masala and Channa Masala, bring restaurant-style flavors to the table in minutes.
CAFF Company is a Pittsburgh-area custom window-frame fabricator with 44 years of experience in the architectural window industry. It designs and manufactures custom frames for churches and commercial buildings, and has assisted architects, glazing contractors, and stained-glass studios nationwide.
Cage Gear manufactures custom industrial gearing and provides repair and rebuilding services for gearboxes and other industrial equipment. Based in Canton, Ohio, the company also offers large-part machining and on-site gear service, including emergency response available 24/7.
Philadelphia-based Cagehead Apparel turns customer artwork into custom screen-printed garments, with a particular specialty in tagless printing and relabeling. Its shop handles both standard and rush orders, shipping nationwide while offering free local pickup in Philadelphia. The company works from vector artwork to produce bold graphics and can print custom neck labels directly onto apparel.
Cagent Vascular develops endovascular medical devices for peripheral artery disease, centered on its Serranator balloon catheters and Serration Remodeling Therapy. Co-founded by vascular surgeon Peter Schneider and inventor Robert Giasolli, the Wayne, Pennsylvania company uses focused point force rather than conventional circumferential stretching to open arteries at low pressure. Its platform includes a purpose-built catheter for difficult pedal and critical limb-threatening ischemia cases, alongside technologies still in development.
Founded in 1960 as a representative for the emerging disposable-textile industry, Cincinnati’s Cahill Nonwovens Company now sources and converts woven and nonwoven textiles into custom and stock materials for manufacturers. Its early work introducing disposable hospital gowns evolved into a long-running specialty in value-engineered nonwoven parts for casket assembly, with just-in-time service supported by nearby regional manufacturers. Since 2021, the company has been owned, operated and controlled by the Cahill women and is certified by WBENC.
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Family-owned Cahoon Farms traces its roots to Donald Cahoon Sr.’s purchase of a 100-acre western New York farm in 1943. What began as a small operation serving local bakeries has grown into a long-running fruit processor whose products reach customers across the United States and Canada. The company remains based in Wolcott and retains many key, long-term employees while following SQF-certified food-safety practices.
Since 1986, CAI has grown from its beginnings in Greentown, Pennsylvania, into a local manufacturer serving customers around the world. The company is known for guiding custom electrical projects from prototype to production, with a personalized approach and capabilities suited to both smaller mixed-volume work and larger runs. Its quality system follows ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Founded by surgeons dissatisfied with conventional approaches, Caira Surgical is developing joint-replacement navigation software and radar-based tracking technology for more precise surgery. Its first product is a knee-replacement navigation system, supported by proprietary technology protected by three U.S. patents and additional pending patents. The company’s cross-functional team includes experienced surgeons, medical advisers, software engineers, and hardware specialists.