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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 is a global contract development and manufacturing organization formed in 2007, with roots in R.P. Scherer’s 1933 rotary-die softgel business. It develops, manufactures and supplies medicines, therapies and consumer health products for pharmaceutical, biotech and self-care companies, operating nearly 40 facilities worldwide. Its work ranges from early development through commercial production and clinical supply.
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.
Founded by Pierino Cattini in 1949, Cattini e Figlio manufactures transmission gears and shifting systems for demanding industrial, agricultural and specialty-vehicle applications. The independent Italian company remains family-owned, pairing decades of gearmaking experience with in-house heat treatment, electron-beam welding and advanced finishing for components used in heavy-duty transmissions. Its global reach now includes customer support in North America and a dedicated Indian centre for manual gear-shifting systems.
Founded in 2015, CAV Manufacturing engineers, machines, and assembles parts and products, with additional welding and injection-molding capabilities. The Salisbury, Maryland company draws on aerospace and defense experience and is ISO 9001:2015 certified, while managing projects from start to finish for demanding customer requirements.
Born at Mochi Craft in 1990 from the vision of Luigi Prosperi, Cayman Yachts builds Italian motor yachts shaped around individual owners’ requests. The brand moved to La Spezia in 1996, where Prosperi and his naval-engineer son Paolo developed yachts from 40 to 75 feet, and today its Flag Marine Group shipyard in Rosignano Marittimo combines experienced craftsmanship with updated technology. Each yacht is customized from structural details through interior design, with the yard also providing coordinated after-sales care and maintenance planning.
CC Instruments Inc. is a Baltimore medical-device company known for its knot-hiding implant approach to ligament reconstruction. Its CC Clip Implant System is used with tendon grafts in surgery for acromioclavicular separation, with a design intended to keep the suture knot within the clavicular drill hole rather than protruding above the bone. The system has FDA 510(k) approval and CE marking.
CCI is a small Mid-Atlantic business known for the scale of its elevator work, having manufactured more than 5,000 elevators and worked at over 1,000 locations. From the Washington, DC metropolitan area, it serves commercial and local government customers with elevator interiors and finishes, working alongside contractors and OEMs across the region.
CCL Healthcare produces custom printed secondary packaging for pharmaceutical, medical-device and life-science companies, including labels, printed information and cartons made in cGMP-compliant facilities. A division of CCL Label, the company combines more than seven decades of printing experience with a global network of 38-plus facilities that prints locally for customers around the world. Its specialized work includes cryogenic labeling and clinical-trial services, supported by ISO 9001 certification and electronic quality assurance systems.
Founded in 1951, CCL Industries Inc. is a Toronto-headquartered global specialty packaging and materials manufacturer operating 214 production facilities in 42 countries. It is the world’s largest converter of pressure-sensitive and specialty extruded film materials, with business lines spanning CCL, Avery, Checkpoint and Innovia.
CDF Corporation manufactures flexible packaging systems, with more than 50 years of experience and production facilities in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and Lienen-Kattenvenne, Germany. It describes expertise in deep-draw vacuum forming, blow molding, and heat sealing, and makes packaging for food, chemical, cosmetic, and other industrial applications. The company is part of the CDF Group, which it says has more than 600 employees and seven manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe.
Since 2001, Baltimore-based CDigital has specialized in commercial dry-toner printing and digital heat transfers that add full-color decoration to manufactured parts and products. Its Fusion Transfers create a clean “no label” look across challenging surfaces, including shaped and cylindrical items, and are produced in the United States using three Xeikon digital printers. CDigital supports projects from short runs to large production volumes, with transfers typically shipping two to three days after artwork is received.
Family-owned since 1984, CE Printed Products manufactures envelopes and printed stationery for trade customers, with its work centered on envelope printing, converting and short-run custom orders. Based in Carol Stream, Illinois, with a production facility in Georgia, the company ships more than 2 million units a day across the United States and parts of Canada, inspecting each order before it leaves the facility.
Formed in 1983, CEL-SCI Corporation is a biotechnology company conducting drug discovery, research, development, and manufacturing of complex biological substances. Its pipeline centers on investigational immune-based therapies, including Multikine, developed for potential use in cancer, and LEAPS candidates for autoimmune and infectious diseases. The company operates a dedicated manufacturing facility for investigational Multikine.