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Founded in the Bronx in 1978 by Jamaican immigrants Vincent and Jeanette HoSang, Caribbean Food Delights remains a privately owned, second-generation HoSang family company. Its Tappan operation has grown from those humble beginnings into a 103,000-square-foot manufacturing facility serving customers with frozen Jamaican-style patties. The company employs about 150 people and holds SQF Food Safety and Food Quality certification.
Since 1989, Caribbean Products, LTD has made Jamaican-style patties under its Global Delights brand, using family recipes combined with those of a professional Jamaican chef. The U.S. company produces the hand-held turnovers in a USDA-inspected facility and distributes them in the United States and internationally. Caribbean Products is woman-owned and certified as both a WBENC Women’s Business Enterprise and Woman Owned Small Business.
Founded in 1965 as a local community pharmacy, Carie Boyd Pharmaceuticals now compounds office-use and patient-specific medications for healthcare providers and patients nationwide. Its FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facility and 503A specialty pharmacy are especially known for implantable hormone pellets, with the company having pioneered an automated pellet-compounding process. The facilities follow cGMP and USP standards while developing customized medications for needs that commercial products may not meet.
Carillon Brewing Co. is a working museum brewery that recreates the 1850s brewing process in Dayton, with costumed interpreters, wood smoke and hand-operated equipment bringing the period craft to life. Established in 2014, it is the nation’s only production brewery located in a museum and the only U.S. brewery to fully replicate historic brewing traditions. The full-service restaurant pairs its historical experience with beer and barbecue from its exclusive food partner, The Dayton Barbecue Company.
Established in 1996, family-run Carina New York makes private-label garments through domestic, in-house cut-and-sew production in Manhattan’s Garment District. Founded by Alfred Sabetay after he learned fur and shearling work from his father, the company now works with his daughter Paula Stvan and specializes in leather and shearling, with production options for independent designers and established brands. Carina also turns production scraps into accessories, embellishments, and small home goods through its upcycling offering.
Founded in 1834 as Germany’s first oil factory, CARL BECHEM GMBH manufactures specialty lubricants and precision metalworking solutions for industrial applications. Based in Hagen, the company combines long experience in oils and greases with custom product development, application analysis, and a global distribution network. BECHEM also develops PFAS-free lubricant technologies and provides expert oil-analysis services through its collaboration with OELCHECK.
Since 1910, four generations of the Rittberger family have made beef and pork products in Zanesville, Ohio, supplying wholesale customers and local markets with old-fashioned meats. The company continues to raise cattle on more than 450 acres and smoke meats in its original masonry smokehouse using locally harvested hickory wood. Its recipes and procedures remain rooted in the traditions established by founder Carl Rittberger Sr.
For three generations, Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber has milled Pennsylvania hardwoods in Fort Loudon’s Appalachian valley, continuing a sawmilling tradition that began with D.R. Rosenberry in 1920 and became a family partnership in 1955. Its tree-length harvesting and milling system produces customer-specified lengths, while the company is especially known for custom wide-plank hardwood flooring and operates a kiln with 350,000 board feet of capacity. Rosenberry’s SFI-trained crews manage timber with sustainable forestry practices within a 60-mile radius of the mill.
Carl's Sign Service is a second-generation sign company that designs and manufactures signs, specializing in electric signs. The small, commercial-only company says it has two wide-format printers and a flatbed printer, and aims to manufacture its work in-house.
Since 1979, family-owned Carleton Helical Technologies has designed and manufactured custom container-handling equipment for packaging lines, including its signature feedscrews and container inverting systems. The New Britain, Pennsylvania, company builds its systems in-house and has carried the Carleton family into a third generation, serving manufacturers across North America with equipment tailored to their containers and production lines. Its installed machinery now supports more than 78,000 production lines.
Founded in 1925 from S.K. Wellman’s friction-material work for the Ford Model T, Carlisle Brake & Friction now engineers and manufactures braking, clutch, transmission and hydraulic motion-control solutions for off-highway equipment. Headquartered in Medina, Ohio, the company supports OEM customers through nine manufacturing and R&D centers worldwide, with particular experience in demanding construction, mining and agricultural machinery. Its North American facilities are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015, while the Medina facility also holds IATF 16949:2016 certification.
Carlisle Construction Materials LLC is a diversified manufacturer and supplier of building products and related technologies for commercial and residential construction. The company has more than 100 years of history and reports 41 U.S. manufacturing facilities, along with international manufacturing operations. Its businesses include commercial roofing and architectural metal products.
Since 1965, Carlisle Container Company has manufactured corrugated packaging and point-of-purchase displays from its 60,000-square-foot facility in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Its in-house design team develops packaging from structure through graphics, while large-format digital printing supports highly customized orders in both large and small quantities. The certified woman-owned company processes approximately 75 million square feet of corrugated board each year and uses company-owned trucks with employee drivers for delivery.
From its South Central Pennsylvania shop, Carlisle Customs & Classics rebuilds and reimagines classic vehicles through full restorations and highly individualized custom work. The shop is especially known for substantial metal fabrication, smooth bodywork, and show-quality paint, with completed vehicles earning dozens of local and national awards and appearing in custom-car magazines and television shows. Its work also extends to classic-vehicle collision repair and fleet color changes.
Carlisle HVAC Brands manufactures HVAC products intended to improve duct-system performance, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality. Its Hardcast sealants, adhesives, and coatings have been produced since 1965, while its Gripnail insulation fastening systems date to 1966 and DynAir has manufactured duct airflow hardware for more than 40 years. Carlisle HVAC Brands is part of Carlisle Weatherproofing Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of Carlisle Companies.
Family-owned and operated since 1958, Carlisle Plastics Company manufactures dip-molded Plastisol PVC caps, protective coverings and coatings in New Carlisle, Ohio. Its made-to-order approach covers everything from custom-fitted end caps to coatings for tools and industrial parts, with no minimum order quantities and all parts made in the USA. Carlisle Plastics is ISO 9001:2015 certified and supports both small prototypes and large production runs.
Founded in 1971 after solving a flat wheelbarrow-tire problem, Carlisle TyrFil manufactures polyurethane tire-fill and productivity technologies for off-the-road equipment. The Berea-based Carlisle brand has processed more than one billion pounds of material over five decades and serves customers in more than 65 countries. Its flatproofing replaces air with a flexible elastomer core, combining flat-free operation with a smoother ride than solid tires, while its patented closed-loop system incorporates recycled tire fill.
Carlisle Wide Plank Floors makes custom solid and engineered wide-plank American hardwood flooring. The company sources American timber, mills and finishes floors in New Hampshire, and serves residential, commercial, hospitality, retail, office, cultural, and institutional projects.
Carlton Packaging designs and supplies packaging materials and processes for fulfillment operations worldwide, with a particular focus on solutions that reduce waste and plastic use. Its U.S. expansion includes additional warehouse distribution centers and a dedicated American team, while its product development centers on practical innovations such as paper-based protective wrap and an automatic paper-tape applicator. Sustainability is a central part of Carlton’s stated purpose, reflected in its ESG reporting and greenhouse-gas reduction efforts.
Family-owned and operated, Carlyle has served New Yorkers for over 50 years from its U.S. factory, where furniture is built by hand one piece at a time. The company is best known for made-to-order sofas and sleeper sofas shaped around each customer’s space and comfort preferences, with reupholstery available to refresh well-loved pieces.