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Since 1989, Crescent Manufacturing has made private-brand laundry and household cleaning products in North Collins, New York, ranging from value offerings to national-brand equivalents. Its nine filling lines handle bottles in different sizes and shapes, while in-house quality assurance and product-development teams support both established formulas and plant-derived products. A finished-goods warehouse and regulatory support help customers move products from development to delivery.
Crescent Print Edinburgh is an established city-centre print and copy shop handling everything from urgent single-page jobs to marketing runs in the hundreds of thousands. Its team brings many decades of combined experience across pre-press, digital and lithographic printing, with same-day work and onsite sign production making it a practical choice for Edinburgh’s events, exhibitions and Festival Fringe. The shop also has particular experience printing and binding dissertations and theses, often to tight university deadlines.
Brad Vali opened Crescent Printing in September 2006 after learning the trade alongside his father on a conventional press. Nearly two decades later, his Washington-area shop blends that hands-on printing heritage with modern production, serving organizations that need dependable commercial print and branded event work on demanding timelines.
Cresco Labs is a vertically integrated, multistate U.S. cannabis company that cultivates and manufactures cannabis products and operates Sunnyside dispensaries. Its operations span cultivation, product manufacturing, packaging and wholesale distribution, with the company reporting 13 production facilities across eight states.
Cresline is a privately held, fourth-generation family operation whose roots reach back to 1949, when it began building a name in American plastic-pipe manufacturing. Today, its companies serve customers nationwide from plants across the country while retaining the character of a small family business. Cresline is known for its long experience, American-made pipe, and coast-to-coast service.
Founded in Weston, Ohio, in 1946 by chemist Dr. Joseph A. Baty, his brother Carl, and John Romig, Cresset Chemical Company remains a privately held manufacturer serving the concrete construction industry. The family business grew from its original Sol-Zol hand cleaner into a company known for environmentally responsible chemistry and architectural concrete surfaces, with products shipped throughout North America and selected markets worldwide.
Crest Advertising provides outdoor advertising and sign services in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. It designs, fabricates, installs, and maintains outdoor signs and digital message centers, and operates a billboard program with more than 100 locations across Beaver and Lawrence counties in Pennsylvania and Columbiana County in Ohio.
From its New Washington, Ohio shop, Crest Bending, Inc. makes custom tubing and sheet-metal parts for hydraulic and mechanical applications. Tube bending was one of its first services, and the company now works with customers from design approval through final production, combining engineering and quality assurance with additional metal-forming work. Its parts are built to customer specifications rather than from a standard catalog.
Crest Craft Company is a Cincinnati manufacturer with roots in its founder’s World War II legacy, serving clients since 1946. Known for creating meaningful recognition pieces for military branches and government agencies, the company handles custom work in-house and supports official federal procurement.
From a 150,000-square-foot Maryland bakery, Crest Hill Bakery makes artisan breads, rolls and frozen dough for food retailers and wholesalers nationwide. Founded by president Dave, the company combines old-world baking with modern production, using pre-fermented starters, days-long rises and French stone-lined ovens rather than tunnel ovens. Its kitchen-not-a-factory approach is backed by SQF accreditation and Orthodox Union Kosher Parve certification.
Crest Integrators helps industrial companies turn mechanical and electrical components into functioning equipment, providing engineering and project-management support when internal teams need extra capacity. The company has designed and manufactured systems such as an automated pressure-test stand and developed controls and documentation for an oily wastewater treatment package. Its experience spans high-pressure processes, laboratory reaction systems, measurement, and specialty-process automation.
Founded in New York in 1925, Crest Lock Co. is a family-run manufacturer and wholesale and retail supplier specializing in luggage hardware, custom metal stamping, and die fabrication. Now operated by the third generation of Crest Lock specialists, the company is particularly suited to the repair and replacement side of the trade, including briefcase combination-lock kits and case hardware.
Known for its Electrichlor® technology, Creston Water Solutions has more than 20 years of experience supporting reliable electrochlorination in demanding environments. The company develops on-site hypochlorite systems for operators who need safer water disinfection or marine-growth control without depending on chlorine gas or bulk chemical deliveries.
Crestron Electronics has remained owned by the Feldstein family since its founding in 1972, growing from a New Jersey company into an international manufacturer with a production facility in Orangeburg, New York. It is known for developing integrated control and automation technology that helps people work, learn, communicate, and live more easily in spaces ranging from homes to government facilities. Its systems have been installed at places including the Pentagon, NASA, and the White House, while its Crestron Technical Institute trains professionals who design and support them.
Founded in 1955 in Hewlett and based in Holbrook since 1970, Crestwood Metal Corp. recycles primarily aluminum and other non-ferrous scrap, along with electronics and steel. Its 5-acre facility operates as a secondary smelter and industry wholesaler, buying material from recyclers and government entities and processing it with capabilities beyond those of a typical scrap yard. Crestwood serves retail, industrial, wholesale, and government customers while meeting Department of Environmental Conservation air-quality and emissions standards.
Founded in 1997, CRG Defense is a secure Ohio defense company built around rapid development, domestic production, and a mission-focused approach to national security work. Wholly owned by Rushlight Assets, it operates a 65-acre secure campus near Dayton and helps government and commercial partners move emerging technologies from early concept into field-ready use.
Founded in 1997, CRG Defense is a wholly owned subsidiary of Rushlight Assets and a secure Ohio company built around moving defense technology from research into field use. Its 65-acre campus near Dayton supports work for government and defense partners, with a particular emphasis on keeping sensitive development and production within a U.S.-based operation.
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Founded in 1983 to serve the steel and glass industries, Crile Consolidated Industries provides industrial machining and repair services from its Washington, Pennsylvania facility and a second location in St. Clairsville, Ohio. Its work has expanded over four decades to serve customers across a broad range of industries, including manufacturing components from prints or samples and servicing hydraulic equipment.
Family-owned and operated since 1971, Cris Ray Printing produces custom printed packaging and labels, pairing in-house graphic support with flexographic and digital printing. The Farmingdale company is the first GMI-certified printer for both processes and follows ISO 9001 quality guidelines, while its eco-minded operation uses water-based inks and adhesives and recycles all types of waste.