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Christine Valmy Inc. grew from Christine Valmy’s 1944 skin-care work in Romania into a family business now led by her daughter, Marina. Known for pioneering esthetics education in the United States, the company also develops natural skin-care formulas in small batches at its Pine Brook, New Jersey laboratory for home users and professionals. Its products are cruelty-free and approved by Leaping Bunny.
Since 2000, Philadelphia-based CHRISTINI AWD Bikes has hand-welded and fabricated custom bicycles and e-bikes around its patented mechanical all-wheel-drive system, which sends power to the front wheel when the rear loses traction. The company builds each bike to order in its own U.S. factory rather than merely assembling imported frames, and its machines have crossed Antarctica, Greenland, and the Yukon while reaching riders in more than 35 countries. CHRISTINI also supplies AWD e-bikes for U.S. and allied Special Forces units in several countries.
Christini AWD develops and manufactures all-wheel-drive motorcycles, bicycles, electric ATVs, hybrid ATVs, and hybrid electric adventure motorcycles. Its Philadelphia operations use mechanical AWD systems, independent hub-motor electric drivetrains, and range-extending generator technology for outdoor, hunting, military, and adventure applications.
Christopher Jacobs Winery at Pennings Vineyards is a third-generation farm family’s winery producing Hudson River region wines in Pine Bush, New York. The Pennings family planted its first grape block in 2006, blending a heritage of farming with a particular sense of place in wines such as its estate-grown Cayuga White. Opened as a farm winery in 2015, it also welcomes visitors for tastings and vineyard-centered gatherings.
Since 1992, Christopher Peacock has handcrafted bespoke cabinetry in the United States for kitchens, bathrooms, dressing rooms, and complete homes. Its West Virginia campus takes each piece from raw lumber to finished installation, with wood selected and assembled by hand and designers, project managers, and artisans overseeing the work from first conversation through final fitting. The company also brings this bench-built approach to large luxury residential developments across the United States and internationally.
Since 1951, family-owned Christopher Tool & Manufacturing Company has made highly precise machined parts for demanding applications, from prototypes through medium-volume production. Now in its third generation of Christopher-family management, the Solon manufacturer is known for handling complex geometries and exceptionally tight tolerances, with roots in aerospace and space programs dating to the jet age and early 1960s. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, AS9100:2016, and NADCAP requirements.
Christopher’s Organics makes organic deodorant sticks in the United States, pairing plant-based ingredients with a formula designed for 24-hour odor protection. Its collection is USDA Certified Organic and EWG Verified, and the company describes its stick as the only one on the market with USDA Organic, EWG Verified, and WERCS Certified credentials. The deodorants are made without aluminum, parabens, or synthetic fragrances and are cruelty-free and fair-trade.
Based in New York, Christos Dovas designs and makes bespoke haute couture, including exclusive gowns and tailored evening dresses. Its studio combines personal styling with meticulous stitching, creating made-to-measure pieces and one-of-a-kind accessories for clients seeking an individual look. The brand also sells handmade-to-your-measurement pieces through its online boutique and has a presence in select stores.
Since D. Lamar Christy founded the company in 1953 with a flour duster for bread lines, Christy Machine & Conveyor has built its reputation around practical solutions for food manufacturers. Today, the Fremont company uses a “standard custom” approach, adapting proven equipment to each customer’s line and testing ingredients in its own lab when needed.
Founded in 1965 by artist and educator Jim Cobb, Chroma manufactures paints and mediums for fine-art, educational and decorative-art applications. Based in rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the company supplies artists worldwide through manufacturing facilities in the United States and Australia, with its Atelier acrylics and Jo Sonja line reflecting its long-standing focus on artist-developed materials.
For more than 50 years, Chroma Color Corporation has made specialty color concentrates and masterbatch for plastics processors and brand owners. Its patented G2 and G3 pellet technologies are built around high pigment, dye and additive loadings, while the company also develops light-management and sustainability-focused color solutions. Chroma Color operates multiple U.S. facilities, all meeting ISO 9001:2015 standards, with its Asheboro, North Carolina laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025.
Established in 2001, Chromaglass Incorporated is an Export, Pennsylvania glass manufacturer built around highly skilled craftsmen and the traditional practices of glassmaking, updated with modern equipment. The company produces custom industrial glassware for applications such as aircraft lighting and works directly with customers to address design and technical requirements.
Founded in the United States in 1917 by Pittsburgh engineer Edwin L. Wiegand, Chromalox designs and manufactures electric thermal technologies and industrial heating systems. Its long history runs from the strip heater that helped become the modern electric clothes iron to heaters used in nuclear plants, NASA launch systems, and the Apollo 11 lunar module. Now part of Spirax Group, Chromalox develops thermal solutions for demanding industrial applications while supporting the shift toward lower-carbon operations.
Born in 2014 at the Binghamton University Incubator, ChromaNanoTech LLC formulates and produces patented light-absorbing nanoparticles for use in plastics, liquids and other materials. Its additives are engineered to disperse readily, retain strong optical absorption and withstand high processing temperatures, with applications ranging from metal additive printing to selective light filtration. Based in the university’s Center of Excellence, the company also performs contract research and development on light-absorbing products and laser-processing materials.
ChromaScape formally took shape in 1998, growing from a Cleveland colorant business founded by George and Carol Ann Chase in 1968 into a specialty manufacturer with five U.S. manufacturing and distribution facilities. Today, the company develops colorants and additives for manufacturers, with its Amerimulch heritage tracing back to a mulch production operation and informing its practical, application-focused approach.
Chromatir Technologies develops structurally colored materials that create color through reflective microscale structures rather than chemical dyes or pigments. Based in State College, Pennsylvania, the company produces scalable color-shifting films with customized iridescent effects for applications such as security features, transportation markers, and decorative surfaces. Its underlying optical approach was developed by researchers at Penn State and MIT and published in Nature in 2019.
From its headquarters and Atelier in Offanengo, Italy, Chromavis S.p.A. creates and manufactures innovative make-up products for clients around the world. The company combines six innovation labs, eight production sites and a 1,000-person workforce, with a rapid Atelier service that can take a beauty concept from idea to production in three weeks. Its research emphasizes natural, clean and sustainable approaches, and Chromavis has received EcoVadis Platinum recognition for sustainability and corporate responsibility.
Born from founder Jack Morgan’s passions for equestrian life, fashion, travel and New York City, Chrome Horse Society makes modern blanco tequila. Its spirit is produced with Distileria Leyros in Jalisco from 100% Blue Weber agave harvested in the Tequila Valley, using a diffusion process that uses 99% of the plant and reduces water consumption by 50% compared with conventional methods. The tequila has earned gold medals in several 2023 and 2024 spirits competitions.
Chrono-log Corporation makes platelet aggregometers and related testing supplies for clinical laboratories and research settings. The company was among the first manufacturers to build instruments using the Born method and later developed the first impedance-based aggregometer for whole-blood testing, as well as the first system to combine luminescence with aggregation measurement. Its platelet-function systems are used worldwide and are manufactured under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system with MDSAP auditing.
Born from a 2010 backyard grilling experiment by Nick and Danny, Chub Industries makes Chub Rub dry seasonings for grilling and everyday cooking. After a year and a half of blending and taste-testing—with Zach later joining the effort—the company bottled its original rub and expanded into customizable packs, bulk bags, and adventurous blends such as its slow-burning Ghost Pepper seasoning.