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Founded in 1990, Houston-based Soltex, Inc. supplies performance chemicals and functional fluids while developing custom blends for industrial, automotive and consumer applications. Its in-house laboratory, blending and packaging capabilities support customers from formulation and sampling through warehousing and worldwide delivery, with a particular focus on responsive technical problem-solving. Soltex operates under ISO 9001:2015 registration and maintains facilities in the United States and Canada.
Employee-owned and made entirely in the United States, SOLUT! grew from an effort to make paperboard bakeware perform like traditional pans while reducing reliance on them. The Lewis Center company now serves food brands with custom and ready-to-use packaging developed for real production settings, from early pilots to national rollouts. Its SQF-certified Ohio facility and close work with customer engineering teams distinguish SOLUT! as a design-to-manufacturing partner rather than simply a packaging supplier.
Founded by Ernest Solvay in 1863, Solvay is an essential-chemistry company that produces chemicals used in everyday goods and industrial applications. Its heritage began with the soda ash production process, and today it operates 43 production sites across 41 countries. The company emphasizes process innovation and sustainability, including a goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
With roots in Dayton’s Community Blood Center, which opened in 1964, Solvita has grown into a national tissue-banking organization connecting donor gifts with patients who need transplants. Its work is grounded in honoring donors while turning donated tissue into new opportunities for recovery, with operations accredited by the American Association of Tissue Banks.
SOMA began in 1999, when Clive Corfield and David Rootman started making furniture in Rootman’s garage. The Burnaby company has since grown into a nearly 12,000-square-foot shop, where a network of craftspeople develops custom work for residential and commercial clients. Corfield brings experience making fine furniture since 1973, while SOMA’s projects include carefully tailored millwork for Vancouver’s Shangri-La and Fairmont Pacific towers.
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Founded in 1936 to bring electrical equipment to underserved rural Ontario, family-owned Sommers Generator Systems manufactures, distributes, rents and services generator systems across Canada. Based in Stratford, the company builds custom standby and prime-power solutions for homes, farms and industrial operations, with rental units reaching 1 megawatt and emergency support available around the clock. Its technicians include licensed electricians, licensed mechanics and electrical-engineering graduates, giving Sommers an in-house team for system design and service.
Sonder Brewing is a craft brewery in Mason, Ohio, where its 15,200-square-foot brewery and taproom houses a 30-barrel brewhouse and on-site beer production. Led by Head Brewer Chase Legler, its brewing team brings more than 40 years of combined craft brewing experience; the company also operates a West Chester Taphaus and Kitchen.
From Bonrepós i Mirambell in Valencia, Sonia, S.A. designs and develops bathroom furniture, accessories and equipment for residential and contract spaces. Its Sonia LAB works with clients from feasibility studies and 2D/3D modelling through prototyping and manufacturing, adapting dimensions, forms and finishes to bespoke projects. The company’s work appears in hospitality projects including Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh, H10 Hotels and Pullman Hotel.
Founded in Hartsville, South Carolina, in 1899 as the Southern Novelty Company, Sonoco Products Company has grown into a global manufacturer of sustainable consumer and industrial packaging. The company reports 265 operations across 37 countries and about 22,000 employees, with packaging production supported by recycling and product-development capabilities.
Founded by Case Western professor Alexander Dybbs, PhD., Sonogage, Inc. developed ultrasound pachymeters for precise corneal measurement, pioneering the field with a 50 MHz probe. The company served customers for nearly 40 years and closed at the end of 2023 following Dybbs’s passing.
Family-owned for more than a century, SOPREMA is a building-materials manufacturer with its U.S. headquarters in Wadsworth, Ohio. It is known for combining manufacturing with research and development, hands-on contractor education, and a stated focus on sustainable building-envelope solutions for construction professionals.
From its Kent, Ohio plant, Sorbothane, Inc. manufactures components from its proprietary viscoelastic polymer to absorb shock, isolate vibration, and damp unwanted noise. Founded in the U.S. in 1982, the company supplies standard parts and custom-engineered solutions made in America, with applications ranging from industrial machinery to NASA equipment and the Liberty Bell’s transport carriage. Its material is known for combining high damping with full recovery through repeated cycles.
Registered nurse Paula Hennessy, a 43-year nursing veteran, founded SoSoak after witnessing how difficult it could be to bathe an elderly patient safely. The woman-owned company makes a U.S.-manufactured shower soaking chair that brings supported soaking to people who cannot easily use a bathtub.
Founded in Cincinnati in 2021, Soundtrace builds U.S.-manufactured hearing-conservation technology for OSHA-regulated workplaces. Its platform combines boothless audiometric testing with connected noise monitoring and digital compliance records, helping industrial teams move beyond annual mobile-van visits. Soundtrace’s audiometer is FDA-registered as a Class II medical device, and its hearing-conservation program has undergone independent review against OSHA 1910.95.
Born from an inventor’s 1987 patent for a layered engine-noise dampener, Cleveland-based Soundwich designs and manufactures engineered thermal, acoustical and underbody shielding for automotive and aerospace applications. The company has been a Tier 1 supplier since 1988 and now operates two manufacturing facilities on the 70-acre Cleveland Industrial Innovation Center campus. Soundwich’s 13 employee-held patents and certified quality systems support its expansion from 35 years focused on automotive work into aerospace, where it shipped its first parts in 2024.
South River Vineyard is a boutique winery in Harpersfield, Ohio, producing wines from old-world grape selections grown in the Grand River Valley’s unusually favorable lakeside climate. Operating since 2002, it is known locally as the “church winery,” housed in an 1892 Methodist Episcopal church that owner Gene Sigel moved piece by piece from Shalersville. Guests can sample the wines among the vineyards or in the winery’s unusual wine cave, built from precast highway culverts.
Since 2014, South Side Family Farms has been a family-led community farming effort rooted in Columbus’s South Side, founded by Minister Aaron and Antoinette Hopkins after 35 years of living and raising their family in the neighborhood. Its urban gardens grow fresh food for underserved residents while creating places where neighbors learn about growing and caring for their health. The farm’s work is shaped by faith, food justice, and the Hopkinses’ focus on passing agricultural knowledge to younger generations.
Southeastern Machining and Field Service turns customer concepts into machined parts, fabricated equipment, and on-site industrial repairs from its Lancaster, Ohio facility. Its more than 22,000 square feet support work ranging from prototypes and production machining to machine rebuilds, while an in-house engineering team handles reverse engineering and design support. Southeastern Machining is ISO 9001:2015 certified and provides inspection throughout the machining process as well as at final review.
Southern Champion Tray manufactures packaging, including paperboard food trays, bakery packaging, foodservice packaging, and custom retail packaging. Founded in 1927, the company grew from a paperboard food-tray manufacturer into a multigenerational business with manufacturing plants in Tennessee, Ohio, and Texas; it reports a workforce exceeding 950 in the 2020s.
Founded in 1984, Southern Ohio Manufacturing is an Amelia, Ohio machine shop producing precision components to customer drawings and specifications. The company is known for replacement parts for manufacturing equipment and for designing and building tooling and fixtures for specialized production. Serving customers in the machine tool, power generation, valve, and commercial building industries, it emphasizes on-time delivery and tightly controlled quality.