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Since 1972, Mars Mineral has built its identity around field-proven process development in Mars, Pennsylvania, where it manufactures pelletizing equipment for industrial customers worldwide. Its 45,000-square-foot facility combines manufacturing with material testing, helping companies determine how difficult powders and byproducts can be converted into useful pellets before scaling production.
Mars, Incorporated is a family-owned global business that manufactures and sells products across pet care, snacking and food, alongside veterinary services. The company says it has been headquartered and operated in the United States for more than a century, and its portfolio includes brands such as M&M’S, SNICKERS, PEDIGREE and BEN’S ORIGINAL.
Founded in 1960 by Jack Marsh, Marsh Laboratories grew from making plastic pipe cement in a Wilkinsburg garage into a Pittsburgh manufacturer of industrial adhesives and solvent cements. The company says it still formulates and packages its products at its Waverly Avenue facility, and also provides contract packaging and custom formulation for industrial customers.
Marshall Stamping Company manufactures and distributes building products, with its manufacturing facility in Valencia, Pennsylvania, about 25 miles north of Pittsburgh. The company says it has operated since 1951 and serves residential and light commercial construction markets nationwide.
Marstrand Industries Inc. is a custom metal fabricator based in Pittsburgh, serving Western Pennsylvania and customers beyond since 1981. The family-owned and operated company works from a 50,000-plus-square-foot plant and is known for short lead times and custom fabrication; it is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Locally owned and operated in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, MarSyt has supplied animal nutrition expertise since 1966 and is especially known for its work with dairy producers. The company develops science-backed feed ingredient solutions and provides practical guidance for livestock operations, with its newer Biomonitoring+ program helping dairy farms assess mycotoxin exposure.
Founded in 1978, Martech Medical Products, Inc. grew from a supplier of high-quality extrusions and molded components into a medical-device manufacturer providing concept-to-production services. The company reports three manufacturing and engineering facilities, more than 2,000 employees, and 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and says it is known for medical-grade extrusions and molded components.
Founded in 1975 as a textile-waste trading company, Martex Fiber now recycles more than 160 million pounds of textile waste each year into reclaimed fibers and other recycled textile materials. Its 360° process takes textile waste from manufacturing and post-consumer sources through sorting and fiber processing, while its Zero Landfill Pledge guarantees that purchased waste is recycled. Martex Fiber serves textile mills and manufacturers across North and Central America and the Caribbean and is an ISO 9001:2015 company.
Martin Machine & Welding, Inc. is a Halstead, Kansas machine and fabrication shop with a 150,000-square-foot facility. With more than 30 years in service, it produces custom fabricated and machined work, from one-off prototypes to production runs, and also provides finishing and load testing.
Founded by Joe Martin Sr. in 1951, Martin Sprocket & Gear manufactures power-transmission components and material-handling equipment, including custom forgings and conveyor systems. The company stands out for making what it sells across a broad network of regional plants, while keeping complete product-line inventory at every North American plant for quick alterations, made-to-order work, and scheduled release. Martin serves industrial operations worldwide, with more than 20,000 stock parts and systems supporting applications from mining and cement to food manufacturing.
Founded in Charlotte in 1999, MARTIN Woodworking Machines Corp. supplies woodworking shops across the United States with European-made machinery and equipment, including the German MARTIN line. A subsidiary of Otto Martin Maschinenbau, the family-owned German manufacturer established in 1922, its North Carolina operation combines a showroom and spare-parts warehouse with technical support for machines throughout their working life.
Still guided by the descendants of co-founder Sir James Martin, Martin-Baker Aircraft is a family-run aerospace company founded in 1934. Its work has centered on aircrew survival for more than 80 years, and its equipment has helped save over 7,700 lives while serving operators in dozens of countries. The company’s unusual heritage includes an employee-built 6,000-foot rocket-sled test track in Northern Ireland.
Martin’s E.S.P. is a Uniontown sign and print shop that brings custom business signage, branded apparel and commercial printing together under one roof. Its work ranges from custom signs and vinyl graphics to screen-printed and embroidered apparel, with more than 25 years of combined staff experience supporting the design and production process. The company also handles specialized printed goods such as event tickets and full-color promotional pieces.
Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc. is a family-owned and operated bread and roll manufacturer founded in 1955 by Lloyd and Lois Martin. Based in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, the company grew from the Martin family’s garage bakery and operates baking facilities in Chambersburg and Valdosta, Georgia. It is best known for its potato rolls and bread, which it bakes for retail and food-service distribution.
Martin’s Furniture grew from Harvey M. Martin’s small Pennsylvania wood shop in the early 1960s into a family-owned maker and retailer of handcrafted hardwood furniture, with custom pieces still produced on the Martin family homestead. Melvin M. Martin and his three sons continue to run the business, pairing local hands-on craftsmanship with modern equipment and sustainably sourced hardwoods. Every Martin-built piece is inspected and marked with the craftsman’s signature and date, while wood waste is reused for facility heat and local farm bedding.
Since Henry Martin began baking pretzels on his Akron, Pennsylvania, property in 1932, Martin’s Pretzels has remained a family-run bakery making Lancaster County hard pretzels by hand. Now led by Christine and Dwayne Martin, the next generation continues the original recipe and hands-on method, producing more than 22,000 pretzels a day without mass production. The bakery still operates in the building Henry rebuilt in 1946 after a barn fire, and ships its old-fashioned, stone-oven-baked pretzels nationwide.
Martin’s Snacks is a south-central Pennsylvania snack-food maker whose roots trace to Harry and Fairy Martin’s farm kitchen in 1941. The company grew from a small potato-chip operation into a manufacturer of potato chips and popcorn, and in 2018 changed its official name from Martin’s Potato Chips to Martin’s Snacks to reflect its broader range of snack foods. Its history page also describes the addition of other snack foods to its offerings and a distribution network stretching from New York to North Carolina.
MartinBauer manufactures tea, botanical extracts, plant-based raw materials, powders, tinctures, flavors, and related ingredients. It processes botanicals using methods including extraction, powder processing, tea cutting and blending, decaffeination, heat-steam microbial reduction, pest control, and laser sorting for the tea, beverage, food, animal nutrition, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical markets.
Since 1970, family-owned Martz Chassis has built custom performance suspension systems and chassis for street rods, muscle cars and other enthusiast vehicles in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Founded by racing mechanic and engineer Gary Martz, the company remains under the leadership of his son Andy, carrying a generation of racing-derived chassis knowledge into custom fabrication and installation work.
Founded in 2001, Berwick-based Martz Technologies designs and integrates control systems for Pennsylvania municipalities and industrial operations, including in-house control-panel fabrication and SCADA modernization. The employee-owned company has served more than 600 clients across a dozen states and employs over 20 people, with particular experience upgrading legacy automation while keeping facilities running. Its work ranges from water and wastewater systems to manufacturing, supported by engineering, electrical, and IT/OT networking teams under one roof.