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On a grazing farm in Blair County’s Morrison’s Cove Valley, the Rice family turns milk from its pasture-raised herd into hand-made farmstead artisan cheese, raw milk, and grass-fed beef. Founded in 2005, Clover Creek Cheese Cellar began selling cheese made from Ojala Farm milk before building its own creamery in 2007; since 2017, it has processed all of its cows’ milk on the farm. The family ages its raw-milk cheeses in climate-controlled cellars on locally grown wood shelving, where natural rinds develop character over time.
Since 1937, Clover Farms Dairy has produced milk and other beverages from Pennsylvania Dutch dairy country, supplying its products through a network of more than 170 local farm families. Based in Reading, the company also handles co-packing and makes 100% fruit juice, iced tea and dairy products, with a quality-assurance program whose participating farms pledge not to use the artificial growth hormone rBST.
What began as John and Pat Skrip’s grape-growing hobby in the 1970s became Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery in 1985, a family-run Pennsylvania winery producing wines from six vineyards across 80 acres in Berks and Lehigh counties. The Skrip family makes about 80,000 gallons of wine annually, including its flagship Turtle Rock Red, and now also distills spirits in-house at its Breinigsville facility under winemaker and head distiller John Skrip III. Four retail locations offer tastings, events, custom-labeled bottles and the expanded Clover Hill Spirits line.
Founded in Yonkers in 1957 by Holocaust survivor Armin Margareten, Clover Wire Forming Company makes custom wire forms and metal stampings for manufacturers. Now led by Armin’s grandson, Charlie Margareten, the family business operates from a 33,000-square-foot facility with more than 40 four-slide machines and an in-house tool room. Clover has supplied automotive, point-of-purchase, and housewares customers for decades and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
A Baltimore dairy since 1919, Cloverland Farms is a longstanding local employer with more than 300 jobs and a century of ties to the Mid-Atlantic community. From its Baltimore facility, the company supplies milk and beverages to institutions and retailers throughout the region, working with local farms and participating in the National Dairy FARM Program.
Founded in 1903 by sisters Florence and Georgia Trader, Cincinnati’s Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired produces more than 30 million Braille pages a year while providing employment for people who are blind or have low vision. Its century-old Braille Printing House anchors a broader mission that includes pediatric low-vision care, youth recreation and accessible resources for the blind and visually impaired community.
Prompted by a U.S. Department of Defense call to address retained blood after chest trauma, CLR Medical develops medical devices for thoracic irrigation through indwelling catheters. Its patented CLR Irrigator and CLR Port were developed with trauma surgeons to let clinicians move between suction and lavage while maintaining a sealed drainage circuit. The team has brought evidence-based solutions to market for more than a decade, with its current focus on hemothorax and other pleural collections.
Since 1989, Club Pro Manufacturing has designed and built golf-car enclosures and operational accessories for the people who run golf courses. Its products are developed with club professionals in mind, then tested for months or even years at partner courses before reaching the market. Most enclosures carry a three-year manufacturer’s warranty covering zippers, stitching and overall craftsmanship.
Since 1994, Club Tex, Inc. has served government agencies and correctional institutions as a textile converter supplying knitted and woven fabrics, institutional textiles, uniforms, and PPE. Based in New York, the company combines stock materials with custom-made fabrics and uniforms sourced through a global network of mills and joint-venture partners. Its products are manufactured in ISO-certified and U.S. FDA-registered facilities for agency-specific procurement requirements.
Known for more than 30 years of specialized golf-storage work, Clubstor by EQUIPTO has completed over 500 installations worldwide. The Tatamy, Pennsylvania manufacturer makes space-saving golf bag storage for country clubs and other facilities, with mobile systems designed for high-density rooms and custom layouts available.
Clyde Industrial provides construction, maintenance, and repair services for the wind industry. Its listed capabilities include mechanical wind turbine erection and completion, QA/QC, bolting and tensioning, retrofits, on-site machining, bolt extrusion, re-tapping, gearbox repair, generator repair, and bearing repair.
Founded in 1892, CM Almy designs and makes church and clergy furnishings in its Pittsfield, Maine shop, including vestments and worship appointments. Its heritage began as a New York tailoring firm and now continues under F.C. Ziegler Co., while the Maine facility retains textile and metalware production and Almy’s long-standing emphasis on custom work, repair, and craftsmanship.
Since 1986, CM Technologies Corporation has built its reputation around ECAD® testing for the demanding nuclear power industry, where more than 90% of its clients operate plants for production, research, or other applications. Based in Coraopolis, the company serves customers worldwide with specialized systems and testing services that help identify wiring and circuit problems.
CM-Jamar is a Harlingen shop that helps businesses turn their ideas into promotional materials. Along with producing business cards, it provides design assistance for customers who need help shaping a brand-ready piece.
CMA Refinishing Solutions manufactures paint strippers, clearcoats, solvents, reducers, paint booth care products, and waterborne cleaners. It serves automotive refinish and restoration, industrial, marine, military, and aviation markets throughout North America, and offers private labeling, custom blending, personalized service, and technical support.
Founded in 1980 by Al Caperna, CMC Group is a Bowling Green-based group of companies that manufactures labels, packaging, and water-soluble materials while supporting food-safety solutions. Its Center for Manufacturing Excellence brings together three Bowling Green facilities and one in Markham, Ontario, giving the group a unified manufacturing and warehousing operation. CMC Group’s businesses serve customers across the U.S. and internationally, with roots in Century Marketing’s original label-distribution operation.
CMC Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a Solon-based drug development company that helps turn small-molecule candidates into manufacturable, submission-ready medicines through integrated CMC science, laboratory work, and regulatory support. Its FDA-inspected, cGMP-compliant laboratories and in-house pilot plant support development from early formulation through scale-up, while its RAMP program produces small prototype batches for preclinical and feasibility studies. Unlike a conventional testing lab or CDMO, CMC Pharma remains involved in selecting and overseeing external GMP manufacturers rather than operating a commercial GMP manufacturing facility of its own.
Since 1974, CMC Sheet Metal has grown into a longstanding Capitol Heights contractor serving the Washington, D.C., area with sheet metal fabrication and installation. Its 45,000-square-foot facility supports HVAC construction work for major government, institutional and commercial projects, while a safety program recognized by the National Safety Council reflects the company’s distinctive workplace culture.
CMCO was formed in 2023 by combining Kito Corporation with The Crosby Group, bringing together a lifting-industry legacy of more than 260 years. Today, the company serves demanding industrial operations worldwide through a global manufacturing and distribution network, with more than 7,000 employees and over 100 sites.
Family-owned for more than 30 years, CMI Cabinets & Countertops designs, fabricates, and installs kitchen and bath cabinetry and countertops from its Bucks County base. The company keeps much of its countertop work on premises, giving its designers and craftsmen control from the initial plan through installation for homeowners, builders, and contractors across Southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.