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Madison Drugs is a Huntsville natural and compounding pharmacy that works with patients and their physicians to prepare customized medicines and integrate natural therapies into individualized care. Its pharmacists develop delivery methods and formulations not commercially available, including made-to-order flavored medications for people who have difficulty swallowing. The pharmacy has used PCCA ingredients since 1997 and is the only PCCA member pharmacy in the Huntsville/Madison County area, while also being Alabama’s first pharmacy listed in the LDN Research Trust directory.
Serving families since 1920, Madison Granite Works Inc is a small Madison, New York memorial maker known for personal, in-house craftsmanship. Its staff works directly with families to create lasting tributes that reflect the life being remembered, with a lifetime warranty on structural integrity.
From its Hamilton, New York facility, Madison Manufacturing builds electronic and electromechanical assemblies as a contract manufacturer, with a particular emphasis on hand-wound components and custom cable work. The company says it has served commercial OEMs for more than six years and handles projects from prototype through production, including component purchasing and final testing. Its roughly 5,000-square-foot operation is ISO 9001:2000 certified and supports American-made manufacturing with in-house engineering and documented quality processes.
Founded in Montréal in 2011, family-owned Madovar Packaging makes custom luxury rigid boxes for brands, corporations, and manufacturers across North America. Its team handles each project from structural design and sampling through in-house production at its Montréal facility, with every box engineered specifically for the product and brand it carries. Madovar is incorporated in both Canada and the United States, and key elements of its packaging design are protected by U.S. Patent No. US 10,071,832 B2.
MAEKNIT helps fashion brands turn knitwear concepts into production-ready garments, pairing direct access to technicians and programmers with no-minimum sampling and small-batch production. Its 3,600-square-foot Jamaica, Queens lab supports work from swatches through prototypes and production, while a second lab in London and a vetted global factory marketplace extend the model across regions. The company also brings more than 20 years of knitwear-fitting experience in the US and UK to development and grading.
Known for its “beauty of possibilities” approach, Maesa is a beauty company that incubates and grows brands for consumers seeking accessible prestige products. Launched in 2023, its Maesa Magic Incubator extends that entrepreneurial spirit by supporting emerging beauty and wellness entrepreneurs from underserved communities.
Founded by Alex, who grew up in Milan, Magari Group LLC designs tennis racquets and court equipment that pair performance engineering with the visual character of Italian luxury. The company applies automotive-inspired thinking to racquet aerodynamics, carbon materials, and finish, with its Forza line at the center of the brand. Magari also provides professional stringing through a USRSA-certified stringer.
Mage Manufacturing LLC is a small Western New York job shop making custom laser-cut components, with machining and finishing handled as part of the work. The company typically delivers projects in two weeks to one month and offers expedited production when schedules are tighter.
Magellan Aerospace Corporation is a global integrated aerospace manufacturer providing complex assemblies and systems to aircraft and engine manufacturers, defence and space agencies, and customers in industrial power applications of aerospace engine technology. It designs, engineers and manufactures aeroengine and aerostructure assemblies and components, and also produces proprietary military and space products and provides engine and component repair and overhaul services worldwide. Its operating units span North America, Europe and India.
Founded in 2017 by entrepreneur and inventor Seymour Segnit, MAGFAST is a connectivity company built around making everyday charging more durable and considered. Its Lux cable has become a signature product, with a Teflon-infused wiring loom, a soft silicone jacket and a lifetime warranty for normal use.
Maggio Data is a family-owned printing manufacturer established in 1978, producing forms and specialty business documents for trade distributors and wholesalers. It manufactures in Hauppauge, New York, with nationwide service and warehousing available. The company says it supports distributors with competitive pricing, experienced staff, and rush service.
BMP America’s Magic Carpet brand grew from years of textile design, testing, and refinement into a U.S.-made solution for containing everyday messes. Based in Medina, the company makes reusable absorbent mats for pet owners and people tackling hands-on work, using a patented material made from recycled fibers.
Magic Cook is a Chino-based maker of flameless cooking equipment for people who need hot food where conventional stoves are impractical or prohibited. Its water-activated heat system is intended for outdoor use and emergency preparedness, with reusable cookware designed to work without fire, electricity, or gas.
Magic Print Box is a print shop serving customers who need business and promotional materials produced for display or distribution. Its work includes business cards and custom graphics such as wall decals, with specialty finishes also featured.
Magic Silk is a manufacturer and worldwide distributor of erotic lingerie, fantasy costumes, fetish wear and intimate apparel through brands including Magic Silk, Exposed and Male Power. Its heritage dates to 1974, when founder Sam Baker’s Male Power introduced the phrase “male lingerie,” and Sam’s son Jeff Baker later established Magic Silk in 1992. The company remains known for a broad wholesale assortment and retail support for intimate-apparel businesses.
Since pioneering furniture sliders in 1992, Magic Sliders LLC has made polymer-coated protectors that let heavy furniture glide across wood, carpet, tile and other flooring. The company says more than 300 million sliders have been sold, with its reusable designs handling loads of up to 3,200 pounds and its newer Magic Fit line helping reduce scratches and noise around furniture legs.
Magic Smile International provides in-office teeth-whitening services and products in New York City, bringing customized whitening procedures to its Downtown and Midtown locations. The company says it developed its approach in Europe before introducing scientifically proven methods in the United States, with a focus on avoiding the discomfort associated with standard-size whitening trays.
Since 1916, MagidNYC has designed and manufactured fashion accessories for retailers, with collections spanning headwear, handbags and travel pieces. Based in New York City and operating with offices in China, the family-owned company is led by four Rand brothers, whose family has worked in apparel and accessories for more than 60 years. Magid manufactures for department and specialty stores across the United States, Europe and Asia.
Magna Powertrain is Magna International’s automotive powertrain group, designing, developing, testing and manufacturing propulsion systems for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Based in Troy, Michigan, the group supports automakers through a global network spanning North America, Europe and Asia, with an electrification portfolio alongside hybrid and internal-combustion powertrain capabilities. Its strategic joint venture with LG Electronics is focused on accelerating growth in electric powertrains.
Founded in 1978 by motion-control engineer Kenneth Morrow, Magna Products Corp. is a Rochester engineering company known for extending the working life of older industrial servo systems. Its in-house technicians help manufacturers avoid unnecessary equipment replacement by restoring legacy units and providing hands-on technical support when production machinery is down.