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Founded in 1964 by Ronald Cook and Robert A. Leitch, Cook-Leitch Inc. is a Cleveland-area manufacturing supplier known for long-running expertise in powder-metal components. The company supports manufacturers across North America with engineered parts and metal-finishing programs, drawing on a partner network that includes a 92,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility with 220 associates.
Founded in New York in 2015, Cookie Packaging Pros creates custom cookie packaging designed to keep baked goods fresh while carrying a bakery or dessert brand’s identity. The company stands out for combining eco-friendly materials with food-safe inks and packaging developed to meet FDA guidelines. Its custom work serves bakeries, cookie shops and dessert cafés across the nation.
Since 2010, Cookie Tray has been a family-owned Hudson Valley bakery shaped by recipes passed down from owner Jean Cappiello’s mother. Cappiello and co-owner Kristin Marchese combine that family tradition with a modern creative streak, serving customers with personalized sweet treats and event experiences.
Cookies and Cream Pastry Shop began in a home kitchen before becoming a small neighborhood bakery in Kew Gardens. It makes its baked goods on the premises and creates custom cakes for people marking important occasions.
Cookies United makes cookies, cakes and other baked goods from its Long Island bakery, carrying forward a family bakery story that began with Rocco Vitarelli Sr.’s $400 loan in the Bronx in 1965. The company is especially associated with its classic Italian Rainbow cookie, CakeBites grab-and-go treats and gingerbread house kits, with its 140,000-square-foot Islip bakery supporting sales across North America. Cookies United is SQF certified and holds Kof-K Dairy Kosher certification.
From Kersey, Pennsylvania, Cookies Worth Sharon is a family-owned bakery built around Sharon’s chocolate chip cookie recipe, which she has perfected over decades. Sharon bakes each order fresh, freezes the cookies after cooling, and ships them across the United States so her family’s longtime favorite can be shared far beyond home. The business also handles local large orders for celebrations and gatherings in the greater Elk County area.
CookUnity is a chef-to-consumer meal marketplace that connects award-winning chefs with eaters through fresh, fully cooked meals prepared in local kitchens and delivered weekly. Founded in 2018 with six chefs in a small Brooklyn kitchen, it now operates eight kitchens and brings together more than 150 chefs, giving culinary entrepreneurs a way to reach customers well beyond their own neighborhoods. Meals arrive chilled rather than frozen and are ready to heat and plate in minutes.
Born from an idea in a garage in Ellicott City, Maryland, Cool Air Products is a family-run manufacturer of patented HVAC problem-solving products, including the SmartSeal leak-repair line. Its solutions are developed for the professional trade, with manufacturing standards, third-party testing, and support from a technical team and R&D laboratory. Founder and president Mike Walton leads the company as it builds practical products intended to save contractors time and money in the field.
Serving Gaithersburg and surrounding communities since 1981, Cool Breeze Heating & Air Conditioning provides residential and commercial heating, cooling, and plumbing services. Founded and led by Ronnie Tolbert, the company has installed thousands of HVAC systems over more than 40 years, while its plumbing division brings more than two decades of experience. Cool Breeze also maintains its own sheet-metal shop, allowing its craftsmen to build custom HVAC applications for faster installation.
Established in 2004 by engineers Dave Krendl and Andy Schulte, Cool Machines manufactures insulation blowing and removal equipment for weatherization contractors and other users. Based in Van Wert, Ohio, the company draws on more than 50 years of combined experience and is known for its proprietary scalping auger, which conditions and feeds fiber in a compact machine design. Cool Machines also shares application guidance through its Cool University training program and offers a one-year warranty on its equipment.
Cool Wave makes purified alkaline water ionized to 9.5 pH, offering hydration for homes and businesses in recyclable PET bottles and aluminum packaging. Founded during the early development of alkaline-water standards, its founders worked closely with the FDA in 2011 to help establish the category’s standard of identity. The company says its bottled water exceeds FDA requirements and is certified under SQF Level 3 and International Bottled Water Association programs.
Established in 1975, CoolairAustralia manufactures and installs energy-saving heating, cooling and ventilation systems, including evaporative air-coolers and solar air conditioners. Its more than 100 engineers use large-scale airflow testing and direct customer feedback to develop systems suited to demanding Australian conditions, while its work extends into green-building design and bio-based phase-change materials. The company operates through more than 100 locations worldwide and provides factory-certified installation and ongoing service.
Founded in 2008 by University of Maryland researchers, CoolCAD Electronics is a university spinoff known for carrying silicon-carbide research into working semiconductor technology. The Greenbelt company began fabricating its own SiC chips in 2010 and has since earned multiple patents, published more than 100 papers as a team, and received NASA and DARPA development awards. Its work serves organizations that need electronics to function in extreme heat or harsh environments.
Founded by board-certified OB/GYN Kim Langdon, Coologics is a clinical-stage medical device company developing Vlisse, a patented controlled-cooling device for the drug-free management of vaginal yeast infections. The Broadview Heights company is evaluating this non-hormonal approach in FDA-aligned clinical studies, building on published human and mouse research into symptom relief, infection biology, and inflammation. Vlisse remains investigational and is not currently available for sale.
CoolSeal USA is one of only eight plastic corrugated extruders in North America, extruding and fabricating reusable polypropylene packaging and sheets at its Perrysburg, Ohio facility. Its sealed-edge technology produces waterproof, hygienic packaging designed especially for seafood cold chains, while the company also makes custom solutions for produce and other industries. All products are made in the United States, with more than 100 years of plastic-corrugated fabrication experience behind the operation.
Born in Brooklyn in 2016, Cooluli is known for giving the mini fridge a more portable, style-conscious role in everyday life. The company makes compact coolers and warmers for people who want convenient temperature control at home or on the go, using quiet thermo-electric technology rather than compressors or refrigerants.
With more than 30 years in assembly and kitting, Cooney Manufacturing builds custom pipe, valve and fitting assemblies and kits for OEMs and industrial customers. Created as the manufacturing division of Cooney Brothers, a piping and plumbing wholesaler operating since 1937, the company combines domestic production with its parent’s PVF supply-chain expertise. Cooney is especially known for sub-assemblies serving the fire protection industry, with tightly controlled and documented production and experience producing UL, NSF and FM-approved products.
Cooney Technologies designs and builds heat-transfer equipment for facilities and contractors, pairing custom engineered systems with direct replacement coils and steam equipment. Founded by Bob Cooney after years spent troubleshooting frozen and ruptured coils in mechanical rooms, the company is best known for its patented Freeze Block® technology, which lets HVAC coils withstand a freeze event without rupturing. Its U.S.-built solutions reach facilities across North America through a network of nearly 40 representative firms and more than 100 offices.
Since its founding in 1965, Cooper Enterprises has grown from a small operation into a family-owned company led by Monty and Edward Friebel, who purchased the business from their father in 1998. The Shelby, Ohio manufacturer now employs more than 100 people in a 140,000-square-foot facility, drawing on more than six decades of experience to make custom wood and laminated components for other manufacturers. It is especially known for working confidentially with store-fixture manufacturers on large rollout programs.
Founded in 1938 by Virgil and Virginia Cooper, Cooper Farms is a fourth-generation, family-owned Northwest Ohio company that raises turkeys, hogs and egg-laying chickens while producing private-label food products. Its integrated operation includes Oakwood hatcheries that produce 15 million poults annually, a St. Henry plant processing more than 24,000 turkeys a day, and cooked-meat facilities serving customers throughout North America.