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Dairy Farmers of America is a farmer-owned dairy cooperative that produces real, wholesome dairy products including milk, cheese, butter, and ice cream. The cooperative operates manufacturing plants across the United States and serves global customers with high-quality dairy products.
Dairy Maid Dairy makes fresh Maryland milk and other dairy products from milk supplied by local farms in Frederick. Its family-run processing facility stands on the same grounds as the Excelsior Dairy, founded in 1894; Joseph Vona purchased the plant in 1946 after returning from World War II. The company says its milk is antibiotic-free and made under a pledge against artificial growth hormones.
From its 11-acre manufacturing facility in Causeway, southwest Ireland, Dairymaster makes dairy-farming equipment and herd-monitoring technology for farms around the world. Founded to address the need for better farm products, the company now employs almost 400 people, has filed more than 90 patents, and serves customers in over 40 countries. Its cow-centred designs and 24/7 technical support are built around improving farm efficiency, animal health, and the working lives of farmers.
Founded in Osaka in 1960 and serving North America from Dublin since 2001, Daishin Industrial develops and makes brazing machinery and equipment, building on its original Vapour Flux products. Its Japan-designed and Japan-made systems range from automated brazing machinery to manual equipment, with more than 100 years of combined engineering experience supporting customized installations and process control.
Daisy Brand LLC makes sour cream, cottage cheese and refrigerated dips, with its products manufactured in facilities dedicated exclusively to Daisy Brand. The company traces its dairy-making approach through five generations and builds its products around a Pure & Natural philosophy, avoiding preservatives, stabilizers and additives while using live, active cultures. Daisy serves both household shoppers and food-service customers nationwide, including restaurants and hospitality operations.
Since 1982, Daisy Data Displays has built rugged industrial computers and displays in central Pennsylvania for hazardous, industrial and mission-critical environments. The company develops both standard and custom systems, working closely with customers whose applications range from factory-floor process control to flight simulation and military operations. Its products are made and assembled in the United States at an ISO 9001:2015-certified facility, with engineering, testing and service handled through its own team.
What began with a koala cake pop recipe book became Daisy Pops, Amy Mucha’s Kent, Ohio bakery making individually wrapped, hand-crafted cake pops for everyday treats and celebrations. Amy started the business in 2018 while teaching high school math, retired from teaching in 2021, and opened Daisy Pops’ first storefront in April 2023. The bakery also brings cake-pop making to customers through its PopFleet event vehicles, parties, and workshops, and operates as a nut-free bakery.
Founded in 2001 as an automotive modular assembly provider, Dakkota Integrated Systems manages the complex sequencing and delivery of vehicle modules to OEMs and Tier One suppliers. The Holt-based company is one of the largest Native American woman-owned and led manufacturers in the United States, employing more than 2,500 people across 14 U.S. and Canadian locations. Dakkota’s purpose is closely tied to expanding career opportunities in underserved communities, while its employee-driven improvement program has generated more than $36 million in savings since 2011.
Dakota Systems Manufacturing is a Farmingdale, New York metal fabrication company known for combining custom design work with reusable systems for retail spaces. Its Dakota Wall system is engineered for quick installation and relocation, while the company also creates custom metalwork for commercial, residential, and industrial clients.
Founded in 1990 by electronics professionals, Dalatec Corporation supplies and engineers electronic, mechanical and raw-material components for industrial customers. The company grew from electronic components and board assemblies into mechanical support for industrial printing, semiconductor manufacturing and medical systems, with sourcing and technical guidance central to its role. Dalatec also provides custom thermoplastic and rubber work, including molded or machined parts when a design needs to move quickly from concept to production.
DALB is a family-rooted West Virginia manufacturer founded in 1982 by four veterans of the beverage-vending industry. Now led by founder Roy Steeley’s grandson, Kevin, the company has grown from a four-person screen-printing operation into a 125,000-square-foot facility serving OEM customers with printed and thermoformed plastic components. Its history includes a long-standing specialty in large-format graphics and later expansion into markets such as automotive, medical, and aerospace.
Dale Oxygen, Inc. is a family-owned and operated regional gases and welding supply distributor founded in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in 1939. Now in its third generation of family leadership, the company supplies industrial, medical, and environmental markets and operates five retail and warehouse locations across Pennsylvania, with service reaching nearby Maryland and West Virginia.
Since February 1981, Dale’s Cuda Shop has manufactured accurate aftermarket parts for classic Mopar vehicles, with a particular focus on 1965–1975 A, B and E Bodies. Based in Windber, Pennsylvania, the company supplies Mopar restoration companies and has expanded its offerings to include parts for later Challengers and Chargers, along with select Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser components. Its catalog is especially notable for reproduction decals and restoration details matched to specific model years and engines.
Founded in August 1982 by machinist Jim DallaPalu, Dalla’s Machine is a Schnecksville job shop that makes custom metal and engineered-plastic parts through machining, welding, and fabrication. Its capabilities expanded from conventional work to CNC milling and turning, then to a dedicated plastics facility, allowing the company to handle one-off designs and production work under one roof. About 35 skilled tradespeople support the shop, which has served the LNG division for more than 20 years and contributed to overseas projects, including a large floating vessel built in Korea.
Daltile, founded in 1947 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, manufactures and markets tile and surface products for residential and commercial spaces across North America. A division of Mohawk Industries, it operates more than 300 company-owned sales and service centers, stone yards, design galleries, and studios, and its North American-made products include Green Squared-certified products.
Since 1998, Dalton Manufacturing and Consulting Group has built its reputation helping entrepreneurs and established businesses move products from concept into production. Based in Mantua, Ohio, the company coordinates custom contract manufacturing through an international network while keeping project planning and communication close to its clients. Its team is particularly experienced with production tooling and specialized aerospace components.
Dalvino Wine Company is a family-owned Pennsylvania winery making small-batch wines with a particular focus on dry reds. Its Italian winemaking tradition began with Charlie Dalpiaz, who learned from his grandfather Camillo’s cellar in Kulpmont in the 1950s, and continues today through Charlie and his son Niccolo, the company’s enologist-trained winemaker.
DALY Computers, Inc. is a technology provider that also builds and custom-configures computer systems, operating from Frederick, Maryland, where it maintains a 70,000-square-foot integration and production facility. Founded in Gaithersburg in 1987 as a retail business building computers, it has focused since the early 1990s on public-sector customers and now serves education, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and other organizations in the region.
Mother-daughter co-founders Denise and Olivia Weale make handmade, square-shaped sourdough English muffins in small batches in Peekskill, New York. Their plant-based muffins undergo slow cold fermentation and are made with simple ingredients, giving them a crisp exterior and soft, chewy center without preservatives. The company also supports its community through a local food-pantry partnership and Open Hiring as a Second Chance Employer.
Founded by Herb Daman in 1953, Daman Industrial Services is an independently owned East Brady, Pennsylvania machine shop focused on repairing and reconditioning rotating equipment, along with selling new equipment. Its 33,000-square-foot facility and 40,000-pound lifting capacity support work for industries ranging from power generation and steelmaking to water and wastewater treatment. Daman also provides vibration analysis, dynamic balancing, and on-site services for equipment from a variety of manufacturers.