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From the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York, Chippewa Stone LLC supplies architectural-grade granite for building and landscape projects, including natural stone veneer. The company also serves as Gestra’s exclusive U.S. distributor for stone-splitting and production machinery. Chippewa Stone is certified as a women’s business enterprise by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council and says its stone is harvested with respect for the surrounding environment.
Founded by avid golfers and competitive backyard gamers Brendan and Matt, Chippo Golf makes a golf-and-cornhole game for beaches, backyards, tailgates and other social settings. The company launched after a successful Kickstarter campaign in January 2017, then earned the Best New Product Award at the 2018 PGA Merchandise Show. Its newer Chippo GO version makes the game lightweight and packable, while Chippo for Charity has supported more than 100 charities in its first year.
Born in 1980 in Meadville’s tool-and-die community, Chipsco builds plastic injection molds and provides precision machining for manufacturers. The family-founded company is now under third-generation leadership, carrying its work from a barn-based tool shop into a 40,000-square-foot operation that once employed nearly 100 team members. Its in-house quality lab and nearby sister company Phoenix Laser support mold building, tooling repair, and exacting production work.
Chiqué Lighting is a Monroe, New York studio known for making bespoke lighting around each client’s vision. Its artisans guide projects from consultation through design and handcrafted fabrication for residential and commercial spaces.
Chirality Biosciences develops and manufactures purer active pharmaceutical ingredients using proprietary chiral separation technology, an approach intended to reduce drug side effects at the source. The company replaces older HPLC-based processes with a faster, lower-waste manufacturing system designed to help drugmakers reach FDA-compliant production sooner.
Founded in Maryland in 1991 by pharmacist and biopharmaceutics researcher Edward D. Purich, family-run ChiRhoClin develops peptide- and protein-based medicines for pancreatic and gastrointestinal disease. The company’s FDA-approved ChiRhoStim® synthetic human secretin supports pancreatic-function testing, gastrinoma diagnosis, and pancreatic imaging, while its research partnerships and grant program keep the focus on advancing pancreas science. ChiRhoClin also operates CRC Labs, an FDA-inspected cGMP laboratory with more than 50 years of combined pharmaceutical experience among its staff.
Incorporated in 1972, Chiu Technical Corporation is a private-label manufacturer whose fiberoptic illumination systems have served OEMs including Nikon, Olympus, and Fujinon. Its 30,000-square-foot Kings Park facility supports custom engineering and production for specialized scientific and industrial applications, while the company also markets products under the Chiu name.
For more than five decades, family-run Chiz Bros. has supplied refractory materials and high-temperature insulation while engineering custom furnace solutions for manufacturers in the metals, power, glass and ceramics industries. Based in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, the company combines stocked warehouses with project management that can carry a furnace job from drawings and material delivery through installation guidance. Chiz Bros. has also been a Unifrax distributor and partner for more than 39 years.
Family-owned CHL Systems has grown from Clayton H. Landis’s 1957 equipment repair and installation firm in Souderton into a custom automation manufacturer serving production facilities nationwide and abroad. The company is known for combining engineering with in-house craftsmanship to solve unusual production challenges, particularly for food manufacturers, while standing behind the systems it builds.
Houston-based CHLOR*RID Products manufactures surface decontamination and passivation products, along with field testing kits that detect soluble salts and chlorides before protective coatings are applied. Since 1992, the company has served the protective-coatings industry with products such as CHLOR*TEST, including a dedicated kit for testing abrasive contamination, and provides technical support for their use. CHLOR*RID Products operates as a product group of Corrosion Innovations.
Chloros Medical LLC is developing technology for disinfecting ultrasound probes. Its technology is in development and is not yet FDA cleared for use.
Chef Ileene Cho turned more than a decade of professional pastry-kitchen training into Cho’s Bakeshop, which makes chef-crafted baking mixes for home bakers. The New York City pastry chef began baking in middle school in Fairfax, Virginia, and built the brand around making bakery-quality treats easier to prepare while leaving room for shared time and meaningful memories.
Choanie’s Bakery is a Lebanon, Pennsylvania wholesale bakery making Debbie Jo’s cookies and other baked goods from scratch-baking traditions. For more than 20 years, it has used old-world recipes handed down through generations to give its cookies the character of homemade treats, including its signature sugar cookies. The company’s focus is on preserving the taste and memories of fresh-baked goods while supplying them under the Debbie Jo’s brand.
Founded by Hamdi Ulukaya in 2005, Chobani is a food maker that produces yogurt, oatmilk, and dairy creamers. The company grew from an acquired yogurt plant into a producer with U.S. facilities in Twin Falls, Idaho, and planned investment in a new Rome, New York facility. Its stated mission is to make high-quality, nutritious food accessible to more people.
Founded in January 1976, Chobert Manufacturing Corporation grew from John Chobert’s one-person label-selling operation into a full-service label manufacturer in West Chester, Pennsylvania. The company began producing in-house in 1979 at the request of DuPont and Acme Markets, and after surviving a catastrophic 1987 fire, it has continued serving customers across the country and overseas. Chobert supplies labels and related equipment to customers ranging from supermarket chains and pharmaceutical laboratories to smaller packers and produce growers.
Husbands Jemal Edwards and Brad Doles founded CHOCnyc as a neighborhood pastry shop rooted in Washington Heights and Inwood, where they live and work. Jemal brings pastry experience from across the United States and abroad, while Brad draws on hospitality management to run the operation; together, they make seasonal pastries and desserts for their local community. The shop also keeps its business close to home by employing local residents and purchasing supplies and services from nearby vendors and contractors.
From Cleveland, 72 Chocolate LLC makes dark-chocolate snacks that pair real fruit, nuts or espresso with the nutrient-rich baobab superfruit. Its 72 Snack Collection is built around all-natural ingredients and a better-for-you approach, with products described as vegan-friendly, gluten-free and free of preservatives. The company also uses its Swirl packaging partnership with artist Joseph Gormley to support an organization working to end childhood hunger in America.
Family-owned and operated since Ryan Novak took ownership in 2010, Chocolate Pizza Company grew from a small-town chocolate shop into a Marcellus, New York confectionery with a 10,000-square-foot production and retail facility. Novak started there washing dishes at 15, and the company now makes distinctive gourmet chocolate gifts for personal and business occasions, shipping orders to customers across six continents. Its signature Chocolate Pizza is made with Swiss-style chocolate and homemade English toffee based on a century-old local recipe.
Founded by Cindy Zakalik in 2012, Chocolate Promises creates personalized chocolates printed in full color with edible images, turning logos, photographs and messages into favors and promotional gifts. The Long Island company uses a patented chocolate printer with FDA-approved edible ink and works with customers on proofs and designs before printing. Chocolate Promises is also a certified women-owned business through WBENC, New York State, New York City and several regional agencies, as well as an SBA-certified WOSB.