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Since 1970, Atlanta-based Pexco has grown into a multi-plant manufacturer of specialty plastic components, combining custom extrusion with precision injection molding and machining. Its particular strength is working with demanding high-performance polymers, using in-house engineering, tooling and industrial CT scanning to make complex parts for applications ranging from medical devices and semiconductors to aerospace and traffic infrastructure. Pexco employs roughly 500 people across facilities in the United States and Mexico and operates under ISO 9001 quality systems.
Pexco has been in existence in some form since 1970 and has grown from a plastics business into a North American manufacturer with roughly 500 employees and plants across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Based north of Atlanta, it is known for solving difficult polymer applications for industrial and commercial customers, particularly where purity, precision, or resistance to heat and chemicals matters. Its work includes custom plastic extrusion and high-performance polymer molding for sectors such as medical devices, aerospace, and semiconductor equipment.
Since 1966, woman-owned PFI Precision Machining has made close-tolerance component parts and mechanical assemblies at its shop near Dayton, with a particular focus on small-diameter work and stainless steel. Its highly skilled team brings more than 50 years of custom machining experience to complex projects, including precision parts for aerospace, automotive, medical and industrial customers. PFI operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified facility and also supports customers with just-in-time stocking programs and supply-chain logistics.
Columbus-based pH Matter develops and manufactures carbon-based materials and catalysts for fuel cells, batteries, electrolysis and other emerging energy applications. Co-founded by Paul Matter and Chris Holt, the company combines materials research with electrode processing, electrochemical testing and commercial-scale production. Its catalyst work has earned U.S. Department of Energy recognition, and in 2024 pH Matter received $7.2 million in DOE funding to scale fuel-cell materials for heavy-duty transportation and hydrogen generation.
From its Tallmadge, Ohio pharmacy, PharmaCare Compounding Pharmacy prepares customized medications for people and their pets when standard prescriptions do not fit. In business for more than 20 years, it works with physicians and veterinarians across Northeast Ohio to tailor dosages and delivery forms, with particular experience in hormone therapy, pain care and veterinary medications. PharmaCare also offers a low-cost generic drug program alongside its compounding services.
Since 1991, family-owned Pharmacy-Lite Packaging has manufactured biodegradable prescription vials and streamlined vial systems for independent pharmacies. Its U.S.-made packaging includes a hybrid one-cap system for liquid and dry prescriptions, while its vials are designed to biodegrade 50% within 1.5 years in a biokinetic environment. Production takes place at factories in Ohio and South Carolina, supported by regional distribution centers serving pharmacies across the country.
Founded in Cleveland in 1972 with a single injection molding machine, PharoPLAST has grown into a family-owned, engineering-led manufacturer of thermoplastic injection-molded parts. The Northeast Ohio company works upstream of production, helping customers design for manufacturability, manage tooling, and bring or return programs to U.S. production. Its direct access to engineers and leadership, flexible support for low- to mid-volume work, and customer-owned tooling reflect a business built around accountability rather than volume alone.
Founded in 1972 by industry veterans, PHD Manufacturing, Inc. makes support and bracing products for the commercial and industrial plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fire protection industries. Its Columbiana, Ohio manufacturing plant and network of 23 stocking warehouses support product availability across the United States and worldwide; the company says many products are UL listed and FM approved.
Founded by Cleveland native Veronica Blue after a low-carb lifestyle helped her lose 60 pounds and overcome chronic fatigue, Phenomenal Foods Co makes Creamy Keto Hot Cereal®, a grain-free, gluten-free alternative to the farina she grew up eating. The company’s vegan breakfast cereal uses all-natural ingredients and delivers the warmth of classic hot cereal with just 2 to 4 net carbs per serving.
Family-founded by Michee and Evody after their own experiences with irritated skin, Phera spent two years developing household cleaning formulas around transparent, plant-derived ingredients. The company pairs those formulas with refillable aluminum bottles, giving households a way to reduce disposable packaging without relying on synthetic fragrances or petrochemicals.
Founded in 1919 in western Pennsylvania’s Shenango Valley, Philadelphia Candies makes milk and dark chocolates in-house from scratch, including its signature soft-centered creams and chocolate-covered snacks. The company still works in small batches and hand-packs customizable boxes at its Pennsylvania factory, while supporting organizations through chocolate-bar fundraising.
Philips is a health technology company that develops innovations intended to improve people’s health and well-being. The company says it has transformed over the past decade into a focused leader in health technology and has a history of more than 130 years. Its offerings span consumer health products and professional healthcare technologies.
Founded in Cleveland in 1936 by Dorothy Phillips, Phillips Brush makes professional hair-styling brushes built around the ergonomic WristSaver® #14, the design that began its legacy. The Simon family later expanded the collection, and Stephanie and Julie Meno now carry the company into its next generation while preserving its emphasis on craftsmanship. Its brushes are used by licensed beauty professionals as well as at home, with the Light Touch line known for gentle detangling and the Monster Vent line for controlled blowouts.
Four generations of family operation have shaped Phillips Machine & Stamping Corp., a Woman Owned Small Business founded in 1937 by C.W. Phillips. Based in Northeast Ohio, the company is known for its long-standing metalworking expertise and specialized support for foundries across North America, particularly in the automotive, defense, and railroad transportation sectors.
Phillips Manufacturing has made building-trade products in the United States since 1955. The company describes itself as a supplier of drywall finishing accessories and also manufactures products for stucco, interior framing, fire-rated assemblies, and roofing. Its long-standing specialty includes light-gauge steel roll forming, which it says it applied to roofing products beginning in 2009.
Since 1974, family-owned and operated Phillips Meats has turned locally raised Ohio livestock into custom-processed meats for farmers, restaurants, retailers, and institutions. Founded by Dean and Nancy Phillips, the Zanesville company has grown from a two-room operation into a federally inspected facility, while keeping processing, smoking, and custom cutting in-house. Its private-label capabilities and made-to-order cutting give wholesale customers a local partner for products tailored to their specifications.
Phillips makes beverage syrups and related products for foodservice customers, with a history that began in 1921 with its original orange syrup. The company describes its current business as serving foodservice with dependable products and developing custom flavors and private-label products through its formulation and manufacturing capabilities.
Since Ralph Phillips opened a Shelby machine shop in 1967, Phillips Tube Group has grown into a family-owned, woman-owned manufacturer rooted in Ohio. Today, CEO Angela Phillips leads the company’s American operations, which are best known for fuel-filler tubing and serve equipment makers across North America and beyond. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
For more than 35 years, Phoenix Associates has manufactured gaskets and seals in the United States, specializing in custom solutions for difficult applications as well as OEM production runs. The Chagrin Falls company converts customer-specified materials into sealing components, including unusual vulcanized profiles and intricate computer-cut parts. Phoenix operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified facility and maintains 30 standard presses plus four NorMec machines for sponge-rubber work.
Since 1996, Phoenix Bats has been crafting bats just outside Columbus, Ohio, where its American-made woodwork has been approved for professional players since 2000. The company makes bats for players from Little League through the pros, using American rock maple, yellow birch and northern white ash.