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Founded in 1983, Copies America is a Plainview, New York printer producing customized business and marketing materials for customers nationwide. Its operation combines digital and offset printing with direct-mail support, including mailing-list processing and kitting and fulfillment from its New York facility. The company emphasizes quick turnaround, detailed order handling, and online ordering alongside customer support.
Copper Fit develops compression wear and support products designed to help people stay active, feel better, and recover from everyday soreness. Its technology-focused line includes copper-infused fabrics, moisture-wicking materials, and targeted designs such as the X-Back brace, a Class I medical device with adjustable compression straps and flexible stabilizers. Orthopedic surgeon Struan Coleman, MD, PhD, guides the brand’s medical research and product innovation.
Founded by former traveling design engineer Kealy Smith, Copper Glow Technologies is a small southern Pennsylvania firm that designs, fabricates, programs, and installs custom industrial automation. Its team keeps the full project lifecycle in-house, from MDR conveyor systems and custom machinery to UL508A control panels, serving facilities across the Mid-Atlantic. Copper Glow also develops its own machines, including the all-electric Vers-E-Stax tote stacker and destacker, and is a Siemens Authorized Integrator.
Since 1983, Copper Lantern Lighting has handcrafted distinctive lighting fixtures in the USA for homes, businesses, architects and designers. Based in the Lowcountry, the company designs and assembles fixtures from solid copper, brass and iron, using hand-soldered and welded construction rather than punch riveting. Its custom department can build a one-of-a-kind fixture or adapt an existing design to a customer’s size and specifications.
After 10 years in the making, Copper Whale Winery and Pub has become a Clyde gathering place where handcrafted wine is paired with a lively night out. The Ohio winery welcomes guests for live entertainment and also offers its vineyard setting for private celebrations.
With roots in a Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, explosives-manufacturing site that opened in the early 1900s, Copperhead Chemical Company brings more than a century of experience to specialty chemical manufacturing. Copperhead has operated the site since purchasing it in 1997 and is best known for its long-running work with pharmaceutical nitroglycerin for cardiac treatments. Its FDA-registered facility follows Good Manufacturing Practices and serves pharmaceutical and defense customers.
For more than 70 years, Copperloy by JH Industries has manufactured loading dock and material-handling equipment in Twinsburg, Ohio, with portable yard ramps at the center of its work. Its in-house engineering and complete U.S. manufacturing operation allow the company to build custom equipment for demanding applications as well as standard loading solutions. Copperloy also offers factory-certified yard-ramp rentals through a national dealer network.
Copprium is a Buffalo-based materials company known for developing copper-based conductive inks as a lower-cost alternative to traditional silver inks. It works with customers to create application-specific formulations for printed electronics and other specialized uses.
Since 1993, independently owned and operated Copy King has handled Northeast Ohio’s printing needs from design through finished piece, producing high-volume digital reproductions and offset work in Cleveland. Its in-house graphic design, extensive finishing capabilities, and equipment that can produce up to 3,000 booklets per hour help the company manage both custom projects and tight deadlines. Copy King is certified as a Cleveland Small Business, Female Business Enterprise, and Local Producer Enterprise, as well as a Small Business Enterprise and Women Business Enterprise with Cuyahoga County.
A New York City printer since 1984, Copycats has built its identity around a long-tenured staff, whose average time with the company is 17 years. From its Midtown Manhattan shop, it serves the city’s institutional, business, and nonprofit communities with commercial printing and mailing support, including specialized work for medical and research organizations.
Roseville-based Copyrite Printing produces print and print-related projects, pairing account-manager guidance with efficient digital processing and online ordering. The company emphasizes streamlined production for faster turnaround, including support for forms management and file submission.
From Saratoga Springs, NY, Ashley— a mother of two—created Coral & Blue Paper Co. to make children’s stationery that fits the way elementary-aged kids actually write, with elementary lines, oversized writing space and room for drawings. Its cards are made in the USA, BPA-free and recyclable, turning thank-you notes and other messages into a simple, creative exercise in gratitude. The company’s Burundi mission has extended that idea to more than 8,000 children and families through literacy, creative learning and practical support.
Founded in Amityville in 1981 and now privately owned by brothers Ed and Anthony Aiello, Coral Color Process prints commercial, digital and financial materials from its Commack facility. The family-run company is especially known for handling time-sensitive annual reports, with in-house finishing and a 21,000-square-foot operation sized for both short digital runs and complex production work. Coral Color holds G7 and FSC certifications and has served clients for more than 40 years.
Coral Skincare LLC specializes in handmade products that soothe, nourish, and moisturize from head to toe. Their flagship essentials are body butter, liquid black soap, and fenugreek hair oil.
Founded by physician-inventor Dr. Henry Halperin, CORAM Technologies develops medical devices for CPR and other cardiac applications, alongside interactive educational approaches such as video-game-based learning. The company builds on Halperin’s earlier startup work at Cardiologic Systems and Imricor Medical Systems, whose inventions led to products now sold by Zoll Medical and Imricor. CORAM’s development work has included CPR monitoring and filtering technologies, MRI-compatible electrophysiology devices, and CPR education supported by Phase I STTR funding.
Corazon Cakery is a Portland bakery founded by two sisters who combine culinary skill with fine-art design to create custom celebration cakes. Their work ranges from simple, elegant styles to detailed and complex designs tailored to each client’s event, with ethically sourced ingredients and environmentally friendly materials used whenever possible.
Established in 1984, Corben Packaging & Display is a locally owned and operated full-service packaging and fulfillment company that designs, manufactures, packs and ships products for other businesses. Its distinctive reach runs from custom point-of-purchase displays and folding cartons to hands-on kit assembly, warehousing and distribution, allowing Corben to carry a project from packaging concept through delivery.
Since 1958, family-owned and operated Corbo’s Bakery has been making traditional Italian pastries and cakes in Cleveland’s Little Italy, with its signature cassata cake and fresh-filled cannoli at the center of a four-generation family tradition. The bakery also serves savory Italian fare through its kitchen, while its made-from-scratch cookies and custom celebration cakes keep Corbo’s closely tied to neighborhood gatherings and festivals.
Established in 1951, Corco Chemical Corporation is a Fairless Hills manufacturer known for producing high-purity ACS Reagent and Semiconductor-grade chemicals. Under new leadership since 2023, it serves customers whose work demands careful purity control, including laboratories and advanced manufacturing operations.
Since 1940, Corcoran Printing has been producing commercial and specialty print in northeastern Pennsylvania, with particular depth in foil-stamped and embossed packaging. Now in its fourth generation, the family business combines four original Heidelberg letterpresses with digital capabilities to serve clients ranging from independent jewelry designers and boutique cigar makers to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Its team also handles direct-mail projects and helps carry work from design through delivery.