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Born in a Hewlett, New York basement in 1964, Calico Cottage makes fudge ingredients and equipment while building the made-in-store fresh-fudge programs retailers use under their own brands. The Wurzel family business now operates from a 45,000-square-foot Amityville facility and supports retailers with a system refined over more than six decades. Calico is also the only manufacturer of fudge and nut ingredients identified on its site as holding Safe Quality Food certification, earning an “Excellent” rating from NSF International.
In a small-town Pennsylvania operation, Calicutts Spice Co. sources, grinds, and hand-mixes spice blends designed to make everyday cooking more flavorful. Its name nods to Calicut, India—the historic “City of Spices”—while its products are made in small batches without preservatives or additives. The company also operates The Pantry, a physical shop and community space where visitors can explore its blends alongside thoughtfully chosen pantry goods.
For more than two decades, Calient.AI has built pure photonic optical circuit switches that connect fiber networks without converting data from optical to electrical signals. Its S320 platform uses 3D MEMS technology for flexible, protocol-independent switching in data centers and service-provider networks, and the company has shipped more than 1 million ports. Executive Chairman and CEO Arjun Gupta has been associated with Calient since its inception.
California Chemical Specialties (CCS) has been a trusted supplier of quality acrylic nail powders, nail liquids, UV gels, and gel polish products to the cosmetics industry worldwide for over two decades.
California Dream by AAC, based in Cincinnati, makes American-made original-equipment and custom-style automotive spoilers, including factory-style designs for vehicles such as the Ford Mustang. Each spoiler is assembled, inspected, and tested by hand, then finished with a computer-matched paint system in one of six down-draft booths. The company backs its spoilers with a three-year or 36,000-mile warranty, with a separate one-year warranty for LED lights.
Caliper Media, Inc. is a New York City print studio known for turning marketing concepts into physical creative work. It serves clients with projects that can move from print production through custom fabrication and installation, including branded displays and other campaign materials.
From its base in Tonawanda, New York, Calix Ceramic Solutions supplies and engineers advanced ceramic materials and components for demanding industrial applications. The company stands out for pairing ceramic engineering support—including material selection, failure analysis, and ceramic-to-metal integration—with an unusually broad materials portfolio. Calix also offers 3D-printed ceramics for intricate geometries and serves as a research collaborator with the University of Colorado Boulder, a relationship documented since 2019.
At Highland Farm in Honesdale, Calkins Creamery turns milk from its own registered Holstein herd into small-batch artisan cheese, including raw-milk wheels aged in a former underground wine cave. The creamery is part of a sixth-generation family farm established in 1841, with cheesemaker and owner Emily Montgomery carrying the farm’s tradition into products such as its award-winning Noble Road Brie and distinctive Vampire Slayer. Its cheeses have earned recognition from the American Cheese Society, the Pennsylvania Farm Show, and the World Championship Cheese Contest.
Founded by Peter Callanan in 1883 as an aggregate mining company, Callanan Industries supplies construction materials and performs paving and heavy-highway work across New York State. It serves public and private customers and is headquartered in Albany; the company has operated under CRH ownership since its 1985 acquisition through Oldcastle.
Founded in Belgium in 1911, Callebaut makes chocolate and related ingredients for chefs and artisans around the world. Its Wieze Chocolate Academy, operating since 1988 on the grounds of Barry Callebaut’s largest chocolate factory, extends that craft through chef-led training, practical courses and online learning for chocolate professionals at every level.
Calliari’s Bakery & Italian Deli is a family-owned bakery and Italian grocery known for its Italian bread, deli sandwiches, and house-made specialties. Alongside a full range of Italian pantry goods, the store prepares hot panini and its signature meatballs, made with four cheeses and sold cooked or frozen. Its famous bread can also be shipped anywhere in the United States.
Founded in Sweden in 2004 as Pharmalink AB, Calliditas Therapeutics develops and commercializes medicines for rare diseases, with an initial focus on kidney and liver disorders. The company pioneered the first treatment specifically designed for IgA nephropathy and markets TARPEYO in the United States, while partners commercialize related therapies in other regions.
Callie Baby makes a patented, bottle-less infant-feeding system for disaster zones and communities where clean water, refrigeration, or sterile bottles are unavailable. Its dual-pouch design keeps formula and sterile water separate until activation, creating a shelf-stable, ready-to-use feeding solution for humanitarian distribution. The system is undergoing sterility and shelf-life testing with support from Los Alamos National Laboratory, alongside pilot and clinical research for use in low-resource settings.
Founded in 1989 by Richard W. Norton Jr., Callies Performance Products manufactures high-performance crankshafts, connecting rods and camshafts at its Fostoria, Ohio facility. The independently owned American manufacturer combines U.S. engineering with in-house finishing and quality control, including 100% inspection of its crankshafts. Through sister company Energy Manufacturing, Callies also supplies engine blocks for complete performance-engine builds.
Calloway House, founded in 1968, manufactures durable corrugated fiberboard organizers and storage items for schools, including Bric-Blocs, File Caddies, and Privacy Screens. The company continually expands its line of time- and space-saving storage, presentation, display, and classroom-management items, and also offers technology products adapted for classrooms.
Holistic veterinarian Pamela Fisher created Calm My Pet in North Canton, Ohio, where she handcrafts certified-organic, unscented vibrational essences and related calming products for dogs and cats. The company’s distinctive approach pairs veterinarian-formulated sprays with therapeutic music and aromatherapy, drawing on Fisher’s observations in holistic veterinary practice. A portion of proceeds supports the Rescue Animal MP3 Project, the nonprofit she founded in 2011 to bring calming music to shelter animals.
Caloris Engineering designs, builds and supports custom process systems for evaporation, membrane filtration and spray drying, with applications ranging from dairy and food production to industrial wastewater and ethanol processing. Based in Easton, Maryland, the company combines process-systems engineering with in-house manufacturing through its 2019 acquisition of Seitz Stainless. Its technical contributors bring more than 250 years of cumulative Caloris-related experience, and the company’s patented Low-Spore Process won the 2018 ADPI Breakthrough Award for Dairy Ingredient Innovation.
Established in 1981, Calorplast USA engineers corrosion-resistant plastic heat exchangers for demanding industrial processes, from chemical handling to livestock ventilation. The Milford-based company brings more than four decades of experience and thousands of completed projects to tailored heat-transfer systems designed for aggressive media, process purity, and difficult operating conditions. Its modular plastic approach also serves sensitive saltwater aquarium and aquafarming environments where metal-ion contamination is a concern.
Caltech Manufacturing is a woman-owned precision machine shop in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, producing metal fabrications and assemblies through an integrated in-house operation. With almost two decades in business, the family-founded company combines CNC machining and laser processing with AWS D1.1-certified welding, inspection, and turn-key assembly. Its products are made in the United States.
Born from a bodybuilder’s frustration with chalky protein snacks, CALTEIN makes small-batch protein butter cookies in New York City using real ingredients and familiar cookie flavors. Founder Aaron began testing recipes in his apartment kitchen after a Yosemite trip and still oversees every batch, including cookies that deliver 20 grams of protein per pouch without sacrificing a buttery, treat-like taste.