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Founded by Ted Baxter in 2003, Manna Foods is a Lebanon, Pennsylvania, contract packager for dry foods, serving both multinational manufacturers and start-up brands. What began with a few employees has grown to 10 packaging lines, with the Baxter family still represented in ownership and quality leadership. The facility has held BRCGS certification since 2011 and is currently graded AA, alongside USDA organic and GFCO registration.
Family-owned Manncorp is a U.S.-based manufacturer and distributor of SMT equipment, helping electronics makers build and expand in-house PCB assembly lines. Founded more than 50 years ago by Henry Mann in a garage, the company has grown from hand tools and mail-order catalogs into a Pennsylvania-headquartered operation with sales and service facilities on both coasts. Manncorp pairs line design and equipment with installation, operator training, and long-term support for manufacturers worldwide.
A fourth-generation family farm in North Abington Township, Pennsylvania, Manning Farm Dairy turns milk from its own cows into bottled milk and homemade ice cream. The farm grows feed for the herd, milks twice daily, and delivers fresh dairy products to five year-round stores, keeping its farm-to-cone approach close to home. Its milk is vat pasteurized using the same method for generations.
Founded in China in 2014, Manson Industrial develops and contract-manufactures products for growing consumer brands, taking projects from product concept through production and global delivery. The company operates eight owned factories in China alongside a network of more than 300 manufacturers worldwide, with offices in Australia, China, the UK and the US. Its integrated engineering and manufacturing model has produced more than 50 million units, while supporting brands as they move from prototypes to scaled production.
Tom and Jenny Kenly have guided Mantle Archival & Packaging Products since buying the Danville, Pennsylvania, business in 2010, carrying forward a manufacturing operation established in 1992. Formerly known as Systematic Filing Products, Mantle is known for hands-on, made-to-order work and 100% American-made production for organizations that need dependable preservation and presentation. Its archival storage products are made to acid-free, lignin-free, buffered standards.
Manufacturing Corporation of America (MCA) is a privately held investment and operating company that acquires and supports legacy industrial manufacturers. Its divisions make products including fabricated metal parts, thermoformed plastic components, electrical assemblies, LED lighting, and modular truck accessories. MCA says it was founded by industry veterans and entrepreneurs to revitalize American manufacturing.
Incorporated in Maryland in 1998, Manufacturing Support Industries (MSI) is a small Seaford, Delaware, manufacturer known for supporting demanding defense programs as an experienced government prime contractor. Its machinists and engineers help defense, aerospace, and commercial customers move from initial fabrication through final assembly, with ISO 9001:2015 certification and quality staff that include Certified Six Sigma Black Belts.
Since 1920, Maola Local Dairies has turned milk from nearby family farms into fresh dairy products for Mid-Atlantic communities. The Virginia-headquartered cooperative remains farmer-owned, with more than 1,000 employees processing milk at six production plants and producing about 2.4 billion glasses a year. Its farmer-led ownership connects local farms, processing, and community stewardship in one dairy operation.
Privately held since its founding in 1973 by John A. D’Amico Sr., MAP of Easton has built its identity around solving difficult acoustical and thermal challenges for manufacturers. Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, the company supports projects from early design through production, with a particular history of developing insulation components for automotive and architectural applications. Its work now serves major automotive OEMs as well as architectural customers.
What began with Charlie Burnside selling fresh donuts from a bicycle basket has grown into Maple Donuts, a donut manufacturer that has been crafting quality products with guaranteed freshness for more than 80 years. The company remains rooted in its original commitment to quality, freshness, and community while serving as a manufacturing partner to the donut industry.
For more than a century, Maple Press has manufactured books at its York, Pennsylvania facility, producing over 12 million hardcover and papercover volumes annually. Its mix of offset, inkjet, and digital production supports orders from as few as 25 copies to tens of thousands, while in-house component making and binding keep much of the work under one roof. Maple Press also operates book distribution through Maple Logistics Solutions, whose Lebanon and Mount Joy centers together span 300,000 square feet.
The Glick family has run Maplehofe Dairy since opening its public store in 1974, building on Aaron and Susie Glick’s dairy-farming roots dating to 1948. The Quarryville business serves its local community with fresh milk processed weekly in its own plant and a farm-store experience that includes hand-dipped ice cream.
For more than 55 years, MapleLeaf Hardwoods has supplied craftsmen with custom-selected, kiln-dried figured hardwoods, with curly maple at the heart of its Hughesville, Pennsylvania operation. Most of its domestic lumber comes from the West Branch Susquehanna area, and each board is picked for figure rather than bought as mill-run material; more than 98% of the stock is FAS grade. The company also prepares book-matched sets and other luthier material, backed by a money-back satisfaction guarantee.
Mar Cor designs and services water purification systems for hemodialysis, renal care, and commercial and industrial applications. The company began as a small regional water service business and now draws on more than 50 years of experience, with 5,500 installations and a nationwide medical-water service network. Mar Cor is a Xylem brand and supports dialysis customers with around-the-clock technical service, installation, maintenance, and training.
Since 1918, Mar-Vo Mineral Co. has formulated and produced livestock minerals, and it now makes Lucky Buck deer minerals and related wildlife-feed products. After Dave Wheeler acquired the company in 1996, its cattle-nutrition experience shaped Lucky Buck Mineral, launched in 1997 to support deer health with controlled intake. The company manufactures in a 160,000-square-foot Hillsdale facility purchased in 2015 and distributes Lucky Brand products nationwide through thousands of retail stores.
Established in 2006 in Reading, Pennsylvania, Marando Industries designs and builds turnkey industrial automation equipment and robotic production systems, including custom machinery and AI-integrated cells. With more than 30 years of hands-on experience and over 350 projects delivered, the company combines in-house mechanical and electrical engineering with FANUC Authorized System Integrator expertise to take projects from concept through commissioning. Marando also develops plant-floor intelligence through its AetherMIP system, which uses one-way hardware isolation to analyze production data without opening a path into a control network.
Serving greater Philadelphia since 1980, Marathon Printing and Graphics combines custom printing, graphic design, and direct-mail production for businesses and organizations. The Philadelphia shop works with clients from initial design through printing and mailing, including the behind-the-scenes addressing, sorting, and shipping that direct-mail campaigns require. Its experience also extends to nonprofit organizations and event materials, with an emphasis on guiding customers through the details rather than leaving them to manage the process alone.
Marburger Farm Dairy is a family-owned dairy business that has operated in the Evans City area since 1938, across more than three generations of the Marburger family. It produces and supplies dairy products, including its noted cultured buttermilk, and says it caters fresh buttermilk to customers across the Eastern United States. The farm dairy began on land purchased by George Marburger, Sr., which his son Adam later transitioned to dairy production.
Marcal Paper is a U.S. paper-products manufacturer that makes away-from-home towel and tissue products from 100% recycled fiber, along with dispensing systems and custom fiber and pulp. Founded in 1932 by Nicholas Marcalus, the company has pioneered recycled paper production since the 1950s and now employs more than 1,000 people across facilities in six states. Its vertically integrated operations include more than one million square feet of production area and distribute products across North America and beyond.
Founded by Steno Marcegaglia in 1959 in Gazoldo degli Ippoliti, the family-founded group has grown from a small steel-transformation workshop into an international manufacturer. Marcegaglia makes a broad range of carbon and stainless steel products, and reports 36 steel plants across four continents. Its operations include both steel processing and, since acquiring steelmaking facilities in Sheffield and Fos-sur-Mer, primary steel production.