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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.
Founded in 1996, CDF Industries is a Quakertown manufacturer known for turning unusual production requirements into custom-built industrial equipment. Its 14,000-square-foot facility supports design and fabrication for manufacturers, including aerospace and automotive parts companies, while the company also provides technical support and service for equipment already in the field.
CDG Environmental is an Allentown-based specialist known for developing stable, ready-to-use chlorine dioxide products for water-treatment and sanitation applications. Its CDG Solution 3000 concentrate was invented by the company to simplify chlorine dioxide use by eliminating on-site mixing and activation, serving customers such as municipal water operators, food processors, and industrial facilities.
CDI Printing Services, Inc. is a commercial printing company in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, producing print projects through its full-service printing and binding facility. The company describes itself as Black- and Veteran-owned and emphasizes personalized service alongside offset, digital, and wide-format printing.
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.
Since 1959, Rochester’s CDJ Stamping has been a third-generation family-owned, veteran-operated manufacturer of non-metallic stamped, die-cut and machined parts. Its in-house tooling facility and design center support everything from high-volume washers to difficult engineered projects, serving customers in electrical, automotive, military and optical markets. The company supplies start-ups alongside private and Fortune 500 businesses.
CDM Material Handling & Processing manufactures cGMP lifting, blending, and powder material-handling equipment, including custom systems for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, food, and specialty-chemical applications. Its capabilities include on-site fabrication, controls and programming, equipment testing and validation, containment, automation, and installation support.
For more than 50 years, CDS Analytical has been known for its focused work in analytical pyrolysis, developing instruments that help laboratories study complex materials through gas-chromatography analysis. The Oxford, Pennsylvania, company serves customers worldwide and provides ongoing technical support for its equipment. CDS Analytical is ISO 9001 certified.
CE Filtration Inc focuses on providing highly engineered filtration products, including custom filtration systems and water removal systems. The company prides itself on in-house engineering, fabrication, and manufacturing, with all components made in the USA.
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.
Ceb’s Seeds makes small-batch, handcrafted sunflower seeds in flavors that stretch from savory seasonings to dessert-inspired combinations. Each batch is seasoned and slow-roasted by hand, then packed in heat-sealed window bags to preserve its freshness. The lineup includes distinctive flavors such as Almond Torte and Banana Bread, turning a familiar snack into something unexpectedly sweet.
For more than 30 years, Bronx-based CEC Elevator Cab Corp. has manufactured and developed elevator cabs and cab accessories, now including its patented Sterilyft air-purifying and sterilizing system. Sterilyft uses continuous air circulation, MERV 13 filtration, and UV-C light in a semi-closed-loop design based on hospital sterile-room systems. The company says the system is made and assembled in the Bronx and has been recognized as a winner of New York City’s 2020 Department of Buildings Innovation Challenge.
Contracting Engineering Consultants, Inc., known publicly as CEC Steel, was incorporated by Robert Weser in 1988 and fabricates structural steel and miscellaneous metal products. The Maidsville, West Virginia company serves projects across sectors including commercial, education, healthcare, and industrial construction, and has maintained AISC certification since 2004.
Cécile & Jeanne is a family-run Paris jewelry house creating distinctive, timeless pieces, from expressive everyday jewelry to fine jewelry designed in Paris for a lifetime of wear. Its signature interchangeable necklaces and hand-drawn alphabet and symbol charms let customers build personal combinations, while the brand’s boutiques extend from Paris and Boulogne-Billancourt to Tokyo. The house also describes its pieces as combining traditional techniques with modern precision.
With more than a century of industrial innovation behind it, CECO Environmental has grown from its origins as Claremont Engineering into a diversified company focused on protecting people, the environment, and industrial equipment. Its 1,600-plus employees work from more than 25 principal facilities to support industrial customers in over 40 countries, with a record that includes more than 32,000 installed air-pollution-control systems.
CECO Environmental traces its heritage to more than a century of industrial innovation, including origins as Claremont Engineering and a broader history reaching back to 1869. Today, the diversified industrial company serves customers in more than 40 countries through over 25 operating facilities, drawing on more than 30 brands to address environmental and equipment-protection challenges. CECO is especially known for its large installed base of air-pollution-control systems, with more than 32,000 systems deployed worldwide.
CECO Environmental is a diversified industrial company that engineers and supplies environmental and industrial-process equipment to protect people, the environment, and industrial equipment. With more than 100 years of industrial innovation, a portfolio of over 30 brands, and more than 25 principal operating facilities across the United States and eight countries, it serves industrial air, industrial water, and energy-transition markets. Its technologies include air-pollution-control equipment and engineered emissions-management systems.
Since 1990, Akron-based CECO Industries has made equipment and replacement parts for beverage production, including conveyors and perimeter safety guards. The company is particularly distinctive for custom stainless-steel filler rooms and enclosures designed to keep operators outside the filling area while supporting cleaner, safer operations. CECO also emphasizes fair pricing alongside products built for efficient, OSHA-safe production.
Cedar Electronics, Inc. is a global technology company built around a long history of keeping people connected and informed on the move. Its Cobra brand traces back more than 65 years, while Escort brings nearly five decades of radar-detection heritage; together, they reflect Cedar’s focus on practical communication and driving-awareness technology for businesses and everyday drivers.
Cedar’s traces its roots to founder Abe Hanna, who perfected a traditional hommus recipe in Mediterranean kitchens before bringing it to his family’s food business. Based in Haverhill, Massachusetts, the company makes simply prepared Mediterranean foods, with its signature hommus built around steamed garbanzo beans and tahini. Its community work includes supporting local food access and youth programs, as well as a culinary training partnership with L’Arche Boston North.