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Since 1955, Southern Recipe has made pork rinds and cracklins, preserving a Southern snack tradition with a proprietary process developed by the founder’s wife after the original smoked-rind supply disappeared. The company still uses that two-step method and has kept its core recipes unchanged for more than 60 years, while also showing how its rinds can move from the snack bowl into recipes such as taco soup and breading.
Founded in 2002 on a wooded property outside Lakewood, New York, Southern Tier Brewing Company makes craft beer with an unusually experimental streak, from its pioneering dessert stouts to its expansive 2X lineup. The brewery has grown from a local small-batch operation into a producer distributing handcrafted ales in more than 30 states, while its Lakewood campus pairs a 110-barrel brewhouse with smaller systems for testing new ideas. Its quality team monitors fermentation, yeast, packaging, and sensory character in a dedicated laboratory.
Southpaw Enterprises makes sensory-integration equipment and multi-sensory environments for therapeutic spaces, including its configurable Activity Tower and portable Zen Den. Based in Dayton, Ohio, the company works closely with therapists and specialists and also provides three-dimensional room layouts, installation, and training for custom sensory rooms. Many of its products are made in the USA.
Founded in Oklahoma City in 1946 by three brothers as an electric-motor repair shop, Southwest Electric Co. now designs and manufactures transformers and custom switchgear while providing nationwide electrical field services. After joining the SGB-SMIT Group in 2025, the company operates as SGB-SMIT USA, pairing 75 years of Southwest Electric experience with a global transformer manufacturing network. Its motor operations can repair equipment weighing up to 100 tons, a reflection of the heavy-duty work behind its service offering.
The Hochstetler family has worked in the lumber business since 1950, and Southwood Lumber & Pallet has carried that legacy forward as a third-generation, family-owned company since its founding in 1984. Based in Wayne County’s Amish Country, Southwood grew from one nailer and five employees into a pallet manufacturer serving customers across the Eastern United States.
Founded in 1992, Cleveland-based SoySolv Biosolvents manufactures bio-based chemical solutions for asphalt paving, municipal work, and industrial cleaning. Its soy-derived and renewable-resource formulas give crews alternatives to diesel, petroleum-based, and chlorinated solvents, including products for asphalt release and cleanup as well as equipment maintenance. SoySolv’s approach is rooted in field performance, with application-specific products and hands-on support for demanding operating conditions.
Since 1867, Cleveland’s SP Mount has made lasting impressions through commercial printing, evolving from letterpress work to today’s high-end offset and digital printing. Still family-owned across generations, the company pairs its long printing heritage with hands-on project guidance from career print professionals and direct access to its production team and president.
Family-owned for more than a century, Spadone is the successor to a rubber-products company established by the Spadone family in the 1850s. The company became known in 1917 for its bias cutter, many of which are still operating in tire and rubber plants worldwide, and now designs specialty machinery for manufacturers in those industries and beyond.
Spallinger Millwright Services fabricates industrial metal products and performs millwright installation and repair work from its Lima, Ohio operation. Its capabilities include a 65,000-square-foot fabrication shop and ASME-coded pressure vessel work, serving projects across Northwest and West Central Ohio.
Family-owned Spang Power Electronics traces its roots to 1953, when it was formed as Kemco Corp. in Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania, and remains part of privately held Spang & Company, founded in 1894. For more than 70 years, its Ohio- and Pennsylvania-based engineering teams have developed power-control and conversion systems for critical industrial processes worldwide, with support from ISO 9001-certified manufacturing locations.
Family-owned since its founding in 1906, Spangler Candy Company remains rooted in Bryan, Ohio, where roughly 500 employees make confectionery products for candy customers across the country. The company is best known for Dum-Dums and has built a century-plus history around familiar brands, community involvement and a workplace that emphasizes respect and teamwork.
Sparks is a global brand experience agency that designs and produces live events, trade show exhibits, and brand environments. As part of The Freeman Company, it operates multiple in-house fabrication facilities across the United States, where it builds custom environments, exhibits, and installations. Sparks specializes in experiential marketing for industries including technology, healthcare, and sports, and is known for its end-to-end event production services.
Spartan Chemical formulates and manufactures cleaning and sanitation solutions for industrial and institutional facilities from its 600,000-square-foot plant on a 135-acre campus in Maumee, Ohio. Its manufacturing operation uses high-speed robotics, automated filling equipment, and an integrated logistics system governed by the company’s Precision Manufacturing Standard. Beyond chemicals, Spartan develops facility-management and sanitation tools such as CompuClean and CompuSan, pairing products with training and operational support.
For more than a century, Spartan Emergency Response has built a heritage trusted by firefighters as part of a family of emergency-vehicle brands that includes Smeal Fire Apparatus and Ladder Tower. Based at manufacturing sites across the United States, the company creates custom fire apparatus around the needs of individual fire departments and supports them through a broad North American dealer network. Since joining REV Group in 2020, Spartan has also expanded its Brandon, South Dakota, operation to increase production.
Founded in 1987, Spartan Scientific manufactures American-made solenoid valves and valve operators for fluid-power and automation systems. The Youngstown company is particularly known for building special versions of standard valves, combining fluid-power components with electronics, and developing compact solutions for demanding applications such as medical equipment and chemical handling. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001 standards.
Launched in 2020 as a division of StressCrete Group, Spartan Sports Lighting manufactures turnkey sports-field lighting systems in North America. Its approach pairs StressCrete’s spun-concrete poles with King Luminaire’s STRATOS fixtures, including retrofit solutions designed to reuse existing StressCrete poles. The company draws on StressCrete Group’s more than 70 years of manufacturing and engineering experience.
Spartech, LLC engineers and manufactures specialized plastic materials and products, including custom extruded sheet and roll stock. Its capabilities span twelve U.S. plant locations and an Innovation Center in St. Louis, where the company works with customers on product development and prototyping. Spartech serves demanding markets including aerospace, healthcare, packaging, mobility, and construction.
Spartronics is a contract electronics manufacturer providing complex electronic and electromechanical manufacturing and design services for highly regulated and high-reliability programs. Its U.S. and Vietnam manufacturing network produces assemblies from printed circuit board assemblies through full-box builds, and the company supports product development and production ramp-up from U.S.-based design operations.
With more than 40 years of experience, Spazzolplastica designs and produces spools, wire baskets and drums for winding wire and cable, with a particular focus on the welding-wire industry. Its integrated production combines plastic and steel manufacturing across Italian and American facilities, serving customers in 55 countries and exporting more than 70% of its business. The company uses more than 80% recycled plastic and iron in its raw materials and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001 and PSV certifications.
From a Toledo basement startup founded in 1975, SPC Specialty Products has grown into a second-generation, woman-owned manufacturer and distributor of specialty chemicals for industrial, transportation, manufacturing and nuclear applications. Now led by Vicki Rose, the company develops products such as permanent pavement repairs and nuclear-certified maintenance cleaners, with an emphasis on environmentally sensible formulations and practical problem solving. SPC has served the nuclear power industry since 1975, and its products are tested for compliance by Exelon Power Labs.