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Started by Thomas Cromey Sr. in a garage in 1970, Cromey Pallet is a family-owned Rochester manufacturer of wooden pallets, crates, and skids. Now led by Thomas Cromey Jr., the company combines traditional craftsmanship with pallet recycling and custom packaging programs, including crates designed for unusual or oversized shipments. Cromey Pallet serves local businesses with delivery and pickup while maintaining a focus on sustainable operations.
Founded in Germany in 1899, Cromwell Leather Group manufactures bonded leather made from recycled leather fibers and genuine leather for specialty applications. The company’s manufacturing is centered in its own factory in Spain’s Valencia region, with offices and distribution facilities in North America, Asia and Europe. Its bonded leather program reflects more than 120 years of leather expertise and includes materials kept in stock for quick shipment, while its products carry certifications including Oeko-Tex Leather Standard and the Global Recycled Standard.
Cronimet USA, Inc. is a recycler and processor of stainless-steel scrap, supplying materials to stainless-steel manufacturers. It began operations in 1997 and expanded to eight North American locations within ten years. The company also handles and processes specialty alloys through its United Alloys and Metals division.
Cronite Group traces its origins to 1917, when Klefisch was founded in Wuppertal, and became an independent international group in 2018 after a century of work with heat-resistant alloys. Today, its engineers and foundry specialists develop cast components for manufacturers operating in extreme temperatures, with production on three continents and research supporting customers across several industrial markets. More than 15,000 furnaces worldwide use Cronite products, and all of the group’s foundries are ISO 9001 certified.
Since 1989, Crooked Brook has been the atelier division of a New York art studio, with a reputation built on detailed apparel design and tailoring. Its made-to-order chef jackets are produced in the USA for discerning chefs, hotels and culinary institutions, including the Culinary Institute of America alumni community. The studio also develops garments for brand-name retailers and for film, television and theater productions.
Established in February 2014, Crooked Eye Brewery grew from Jeff Mulherin’s kitchen experiments into a Hatboro brewery producing beer on a seven-barrel system. Its founders—Jeff and Paul Mulherin and Paul Hogan—combine different work experiences around a shared passion for brewing, while the taproom adds a distinctly local gathering place with live music from area bands and its own house band.
Crooked Tongue Brewing LLC is an Edinburg taproom built around its own craft beer and a kitchen serving approachable food. Its rotating beer program includes creations such as coffee ale and barrel-aged stout, with options available for customers enjoying the taproom or taking them home.
What began with Sara and Jesse using up leftover bread became Croots, a snack company making artisanal sourdough croutons with bold flavors for eating straight from the bag or adding to a salad. The founders describe themselves as bread obsessives and crouton lovers, and their small lineup includes Garlic Cheeze and Sesame Hot Honey varieties made with simple ingredients, including non-GMO bread and no preservatives.
CropCare grew from Paul B. Zimmerman’s 1947 metal shop near Ephrata, Pennsylvania, where farming experience shaped equipment made for neighboring growers. Now part of Paul B. Zimmerman, Inc., the Lancaster County company has spent decades designing and building agricultural sprayers for small- to midsize farms, with its equipment manufactured locally from start to finish.
Founded in 1982 as a family-owned business, Ohio-based CropKing manufactures greenhouse structures and hydroponic systems for controlled-environment agriculture. Its distinctive in-house research greenhouse lets the company trial products while its horticulturists, engineers and technical advisers support growers with system design, training and crop questions. CropKing serves customers across the United States and more than 20 other countries, working with commercial growers as well as educators and hobbyists.
Crosby Tech Corporation is the company behind BuddyBand, a small wearable tracker designed for caregivers of people with autism, dementia, and other special needs. Built alongside the Champion Autism Network, the company pairs the device with a service that helps families monitor a loved one’s location and receive SOS notifications.
Founded in 1954, Crosby’s Drugs is a locally owned, independent Columbus pharmacy known for compounding medications for both people and pets alongside its retail pharmacy and medical-equipment services. The Cohen family continues to run the business, while its CDI Long-Term Care subsidiary provides customized medication management for care facilities and has operated since 2010. Crosby’s also employs an on-staff pedorthist for diabetic footwear and custom orthotics.
Born from a Brooklyn curtain shop, Croscill has been designing home fashions since George and Abe Kahn founded the brand in 1946. Today, the company carries that heritage into bedding and other home furnishings, pairing traditional ornamental design with modern comfort across collections such as Croscill Classics. Its signature aesthetic is especially visible in richly textured jacquard bedding inspired by 17th-century French and Baroque interiors.
Born in Rochester in 1923, Crosman Corporation is an airgun maker with a century-long history of turning air power into accessible shooting equipment. Its 760 Pumpmaster, introduced in 1966, has sold more than 16 million units, while the company now employs more than 300 people domestically and reaches customers around the world.
Cross Pump & Equipment Company is a Charleston, West Virginia pump supplier with a fabrication division that provides machine-shop and small-lot metal-fabrication work. Its craftsmen also repair and rebuild pumps, with particular experience in vertical turbine, centrifugal, and piston and plunger pumps.
Founded by the Carroll family in 2000, Crossing Vineyards and Winery makes wine on a 200-year-old estate near the site of George Washington’s 1776 Delaware crossing. Its first vintage arrived in 2002, and the Newtown winery now pairs guided tastings with live music and events overlooking its 20-acre vineyard. The family-run destination has been named Best of Bucks for fifteen consecutive years and has received Tripadvisor recognition through 2025.
Founded as Randob Labs in 1979, family-held CrossingWell Consumer Health develops and revitalizes over-the-counter healthcare brands for everyday family wellness and first aid. Now led by second-generation owner Jim Creagan, the Cornwall-on-Hudson company is known for bringing heritage names such as Dormin, Balmex and PediaCare back to families through refreshed products and brand investment. CrossingWell rebranded from Randob Labs in 2022.
Since 1991, Crossroads Bake Shop has been an artisan bakery in Doylestown, where bakers preserve a deliberate pace and hands-on approach rooted in European and American traditions. The shop is known for naturally fermented bread with deeply flavored crusts, made from carefully selected ingredients without artificial colors, flavors, or hydrogenated shortenings. Its café extends that neighborhood craft into a welcoming gathering place.
Planted in 2003 on Southold’s North Fork, Croteaux Vineyards grows vinifera grapes exclusively for rosé, making it the only vineyard in the United States devoted entirely to the style. Its 10.5 acres of vines and winery sit among historic farms with agricultural roots reaching back to the 1700s, while a pebbled tasting garden and old barns give visitors a setting as distinctive as the dry, crisp wines. Croteaux harvests by hand and releases a fresh vintage each season, typically selling out by fall.
Crouthamel Precision LLC manufactures shooting accessories and gun stocks for benchrest shooters.