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Founded by New York City chef Matt Jay Kornfeld after a veterinarian asked him to create a high-protein treat, Crisp NYC makes natural pet crisps in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Chef Matt draws on more than 15 years in Michelin-starred fine dining, hotels, and country clubs to develop treats made from one to three whole U.S.-sourced ingredients, including its chicken crisps. The company was created with his wife Jillian and their dog Jack, whose veterinary connection helped shape the business.
With more than 25 years of bagel and pretzel-making experience behind him, founder Gilad created Crisp Power to make baked protein pretzels that deliver serious crunch without sacrificing flavor or nutrition. The plant-based snacks are designed for high protein, high fiber and low net carbohydrates, with varieties such as Cheddar and Flamin’ Crunch. Gilad also previously acquired the legendary Meir Bagel, bringing a long pretzel-and-bagel tradition to this newer snack brand.
Crispin Supply is a leathercraft company whose work draws on the bold spirit of the American West. It collaborates with individuals and clubs to develop made-to-order pieces, refining each design before handcrafting it from carefully sourced leather. The company also produces limited releases, including small-run work created for Flint Hills National.
Founded in Berwick, Pennsylvania, in 1905 after Clarence Crispin patented an air valve to protect water lines from vacuum collapse, Crispin Valve now manufactures valves for municipal water systems and industrial applications. Still family-owned and American made, the fourth-generation company has produced air valves longer than any other manufacturer and now makes valve designs in sizes from ½ to 168 inches. Crispin valves have served projects ranging from the Panama Canal to water systems around the world.
Founded by Jeremy and Kaitlyn Carlson, Crispy Cones is a growing dessert company that introduced its European-inspired cone concept to a national audience through Season 14 of Shark Tank. The company operates an expanding network of shops where fresh dough cones are prepared to order and paired with gourmet soft serve for customizable treats. Crispy Cones also brings its interactive dessert experience to celebrations and supports local organizations through fundraising partnerships.
With more than 30 years in the graphic arts industry, Cristiano Print Solutions produces printed materials, decorated apparel, and promotional items for business and event needs. The Westlake company works across heatset web, commercial sheetfed, and variable digital printing, bringing both traditional and digital production under one roof.
Crit Apparel is an apparel company built around helping people express their individuality through custom teamwear. It creates personalized jerseys and clothing for athletes, fans, offices and special events, with jersey details tailored from the overall design through the fit. Its custom jerseys are made and shipped in the USA using dye sublimation.
Founded in 1953 as a general machine shop, Cleveland-area Criterion Precision Machining now produces tight-tolerance components for medical, aerospace, defense, and photonics applications. Third-generation owner Tanya DiSalvo leads the woman-owned company, which combines Swiss turning and multi-axis machining with tolerances as tight as ±0.0002 inches. Criterion is ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 certified, FDA and ITAR registered, and WBENC certified.
Founded in 1993 by Dr. Langheier, CriterionMed develops electromedical devices and other non-invasive solutions for chronic pain management and rehabilitation. The company carries a family medical tradition reaching back to 1884 and says its products have treated more than 150,000 patients since 2002, helping people manage pain at home without relying solely on prescription drugs.
Founded in 2017 as MCSolutions, Windber-based Critical Defense supports the Department of Defense with precision manufacturing, specialized kitting, and procurement services. Now led by retired U.S. Air Force veteran Darin Mauzy, the company operates from a secured 20,000-square-foot facility and draws on a network of Central Pennsylvania manufacturers to build American-made components to demanding specifications. Critical Defense is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business in a HUBZone and is ITAR registered and ISO certified.
Founded in 1994, Critical Hit, Inc. publishes historical board wargames that recreate tactical-level battlefields for hobbyists and designers. The Brewster, New York company is known for large-scale simulations such as its Berlin and Omaha offerings, along with a catalog of more than 275 specialty publications and game materials. Critical Hit also coined the term “Enthusiast Media” for its collaborative approach to developing tactical wargames with the hobby community.
Critical Imaging LLC was formed in 2003 through the purchase of assets from Infrared Components Corporation, an infrared imaging company founded in 1991. Based in Utica, New York, it develops purpose-built thermal imaging systems for demanding missions, with a clean-room facility supporting optical and sensor assembly and packaging.
Founded in 1997 by four embedded-systems engineers, Syracuse-based Critical Link designs and manufactures CPU-, FPGA- and DSP-based system-on-modules for industrial electronics. The privately held company also provides embedded hardware and software engineering, board design and production support, helping OEMs move from prototype to product while drawing on an engineering team with an average of 15 years’ experience. Critical Link is ISO 9001:2015 registered and has remained a Platinum member of the Texas Instruments Design Network since its founding in 2008.
Known for its deep technical bench, Critical Systems, Inc. brings more than 50 years of combined expertise to work in contamination-critical manufacturing environments. The Boise-based company designs and fabricates ultra-high-purity gas delivery systems for customers in semiconductors, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while its patented Lightning Series technology extends its orbital welding work to copper. Its Boise location is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From Fulton, New York, Critical-Vac Filtration Corporation manufactures and distributes replacement HEPA filtration products for commercial and industrial vacuum cleaners. Its specialty is cross-referenced filtration for many established vacuum brands, backed by more than 25 years of experience designing and fabricating custom filters for manufacturers and other air-filtration applications. C-vac says its HEPA filters are tested to a minimum efficiency of 99.97% at 0.3 microns and maintains inventory for same-day shipment on more than 97% of orders.
Founded in 1998, CRM Rubber Manufacturers is a North American producer of ambient and cryogenic crumb rubber, with five manufacturing plants in the United States and Canada. The company supplies crumb rubber for applications including rubberized asphalt and synthetic turf, and describes its production technology as purpose-built for its facilities.
Born from a frightening discovery of rocks inside a store-bought cat toy, Parma-based Crochet Kitty makes handmade cat toys designed with feline play safety in mind. The company began in 2008 with a crocheted catnip mouse for Chandler, and now creates USA-made toys ranging from its original crocheted mice to playful music-themed catnip mats. Its toys have been made without rocks and shipped to homes across Ohio and internationally.
Founded in 1925, Croda International Plc creates, makes and delivers speciality chemicals and ingredients used by industries and consumers worldwide. It employs more than 6,100 people across global manufacturing sites, laboratories and offices, and describes its work as combining science and nature to develop sustainable solutions. Its biotechnology work includes a specialist UK manufacturing site with more than 40 years of production scale-up experience.
Croft CNC is a small business that makes personalized and customized items for homes, work, offices, or anywhere else, including monograms, 3D printing, and custom machines built for clients.
Since 1888, Croghan Meat Market has made traditional cured and smoked meats in its Croghan, New York, processing plant and retail shop, best known for the Swiss-style ring sausage that became Croghan Bologna. The Campany family has carried the business through four generations, continuing to make its recipes from scratch at the same Main Street location while selling to customers across Northern New York and beyond. Its federally inspected plant combines that long local history with modern food-safety oversight.