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Since 1931, family-run Chemung Supply Corporation has supplied municipalities, contractors, and distributors across the Northeast with highway construction and maintenance materials. Its distinctive manufacturing division, Evolution Edges, produces winter plow wear parts and custom snowplow blades, while Chemung’s crews also install guiderail and assemble box culverts. Based in Elmira, the company combines a long-running highway-supply business with precision fabrication and specialized winter-product manufacturing.
Incorporated in 1992, Chemway designs and implements chemical and equipment programs for industrial water treatment and oil and gas production and pipeline operations across Western and Central Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia. The Pittsburgh-area company pairs field assessments and laboratory testing with ongoing monitoring, and also develops water-management plans addressing Legionella risk under ASHRAE Standard 188 and CDC recommendations. Its woman-owned business status and responsive, problem-solving approach distinguish a regional provider built around tailored programs rather than off-the-shelf treatment alone.
Chenango Valley Technologies is a Baker-owned plastics manufacturer whose roots reach back to Lloyd Baker’s 1972 tool-and-die shop, Chenango Tool. After adding molded-plastic production in the 1990s, the company became known for carrying projects from early concepts through finished parts in its Sherburne facility, serving both startups and established corporations.
Founded in Chengdu in 2002, Chengdu Zexi Chemical Co., Ltd. has grown from a chemical trading business into a manufacturer and international supplier of titanium dioxide and related chemical raw materials. The company operates production bases in Panzhihua and Xinjiang, with a titanium dioxide plant in Kashgar reported to have annual capacity of 300,000 tons. With five subsidiaries in China and the United States, Zexi exports to markets across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America.
Founded in Norwich, New York, in 1974, Chentronics has grown from a maker of spark-gap ignition systems into a specialized industrial manufacturer known for practical combustion expertise. The Koch Engineered Solutions company designs and builds its products in a 50,000-square-foot Norwich facility, serving demanding power, refining and industrial operations with ignition and flame-sensing technology.
Sibling founders Christina and Bryan created Chenzi to keep alive the Fuzhounese comfort food they grew up with, drawing on family roots in Changle, Fuzhou, China. The small team handcrafts chewy potato balls from a generational recipe and shares them with home cooks, restaurants, and market visitors.
CHEP, the principal operating brand of Brambles, manages a global share, repair and reuse network of pallets and containers that helps customers move goods through supply chains. Established as the Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool in Australia after World War II, CHEP now operates in 60 countries and works with more than 300,000 customers. Its services center on reusable-platform pooling and supply-chain collaboration, including pallet administration and repair.
Cherry Acres turns reclaimed barn wood and live-edge slabs into custom furniture at its downtown Lititz showroom. The business grew from Lancaster County builder Craig Wolf’s habit of salvaging lumber from old buildings and hand-crafting pieces for local shows, and it now works with Pennsylvania Amish craftsmen on distinctive furniture such as Dutch-inspired shutter cabinets. Its reclaimed wood may have spent 100 to 200 years in old buildings before being selected and finished for a new life.
Founded in 1990, Cherry Hill Fabrication is a Joppa, Maryland metal fabricator specializing in custom steel and aluminum work, with a particular focus on security screens and miscellaneous metals. Owned and operated by Diane Rogge, the company works from an 8,000-square-foot facility on four secured acres, supporting projects from standard orders to large or irregular-dimension pieces. Its in-house team includes fabricators, welders, machinists and project managers.
Founded in 1987 by Clarence Hoffman and his two sons, Cherry Hill Hardwoods is a family-owned Pennsylvania lumber company that kiln-dries hardwood for wholesale customers, with white oak as its specialty. Now involving the founder’s grandchildren in daily operations, the company dries more than eight million board feet annually and serves customers across the Northeastern United States and export markets. Its NHLA-trained graders inspect and trim each board, backed by more than 35 years of hardwood-processing experience.
Owned by John Arnold and his son Craig, Cherry Orchard Foods is a small family-owned Archdale, North Carolina manufacturer of gourmet food mixes, best known for its hand-made dip and dessert mixes. The company grew from John Arnold’s decades in restaurant and snack-food service and, since acquiring Cherry Orchard Foods in 2013, has expanded its recipes into a 100-plus-product line sold at retail, wholesale and craft shows. Products are developed, blended, packaged and labeled by hand in small batches.
Cherryhill Manufacturing Corp. makes U-Sand random-orbit floor sanding equipment, including machines designed to sand, edge, and buff hardwood floors. Its original U-Sand floor sander was created in 1999, and the company also sells associated sanding supplies and replacement parts.
Since 1996, Cleveland-based Cherub's Blanket, LLC has made heirloom-quality organic cotton goods for babies and the home, including its signature blankets and everyday textiles. The company’s undyed products are made without chemical finishes and packaged with recycled paper, compostable cellophane, and organic cotton ribbon. Its cotton fabric is GOTS-certified, and its cradle-to-cradle sustainability mission includes supporting local jobs and environmental initiatives.
Founded in 1981, Cheryl’s Cookies is an Ohio bakery business known for its buttercream-frosted cutout cookies, made according to original recipes and hand-iced with its signature four-ingredient frosting. It also produces other baked goods and supplies gift assortments through its retail stores, website, wholesale division, and corporate gift services; the company joined the 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. family in 2005.
Chesapeake Bay Candle is a home fragrance brand that makes candles and offers nature-inspired fragrances, with a focus on stylish design and home ambiance. Submitted source context identifies candles, home fragrance, and home decor as the company’s specialties.
Chesapeake Bay Foods is the Baltimore-based co-packing division of Jeppi Nut & Candy Co., serving small to mid-sized food companies from facilities in South Baltimore and Timonium. Its low-MOQ production is geared toward retail and foodservice clients, with operations reviewed annually by third-party auditors.
Jonathan Crist built Chesapeake Classic Restorations from a lifelong fascination with cars, shaped by project vehicles, drag-racing trips, and years working alongside family and mentors. The former Maryland art teacher now leads a team of more than 15 professionals in two large warehouses, where the shop restores classic vehicles and creates custom builds for enthusiasts seeking factory authenticity or modern drivability.
Founded by Bob Jacob in 2002, Chesapeake CNC Manufacturing Center makes precision parts and assemblies through Swiss screw machining at its 45,000-square-foot facility on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined Swiss-machining experience and supports projects from prototypes and short runs through production, with in-house assembly and a dedicated quality-control department. Chesapeake CNC is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015, and is also ITAR-registered and HUBZone certified.
Established in 2002, Chesapeake Coffee Roasters locally roasts specialty coffee with a mission tied to community, clean water, and environmental health in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The Crofton roaster produces an average of 6,230 pounds a week, including certified organic and Bird Friendly® coffees, while directing support toward conservation efforts such as oyster restoration and habitat protection. Its wholesale program also helps cafés, restaurants, retailers, and other food-service businesses build coffee programs around freshly roasted beans.