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Stutz Candy Company makes handmade chocolates and candies using recipes Joe and Mary Stutz developed in the early 1930s, when they sold their confections from a garage in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. Established as a factory and retail operation in 1938, the company now carries that old-fashioned approach into its Pennsylvania and New Jersey stores, with its candy-making heritage reaching five generations. Stutz is particularly known in the Delaware Valley for its boxed chocolates and chocolate-covered pretzels, alongside gift assortments and boardwalk sweets.
Founded in 1980 by Robert J. Arendas, Style-Rite Industries manufactures aluminum building products and has grown from a 5,000-square-foot building to a five-acre campus with three manufacturing buildings and two warehouses totaling more than 40,000 square feet. The company describes itself as one of the largest manufacturers of aluminum building products on the East Coast and supplies building-material distributors, developers, contractors, and homeowners.
Styropek manufactures expandable polystyrene (EPS) materials and is described as the leading EPS producer in North America and the largest across the Americas. Operating six manufacturing sites in five countries, it serves customers across the Americas, Europe, and Asia and is part of the Alpek industrial group. Its documented milestones include the launch of EPS operations under the Styropek name in 2015 and an Altamira, Mexico, capacity expansion in 2018.
Sub-Zero Group, Inc. manufactures luxury kitchen appliances under the Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove brands. Its products include refrigeration, cooking, dishwashing, outdoor cooking, wine storage, and ice-making appliances, designed and engineered in the USA and manufactured in facilities in Wisconsin, Arizona, and Iowa.
Since opening its Lafayette plant in 1989, Subaru of Indiana Automotive has built Subaru vehicles for the North American market and is now the home of North American production for the Ascent, Crosstrek and Forester. The Subaru Corporation subsidiary employs more than 6,500 associates across a 5.8-million-square-foot facility, where production is shaped by a history of quality and environmental milestones, including being the first U.S. auto assembly plant certified to ISO 9001 and the first U.S. auto plant to achieve zero landfill.
Rachel Reid founded Subtl Beauty in 2019 after an overnight-bag dilemma turned into an idea for a more manageable makeup routine. The company creates portable, customizable makeup stacks for people who want beauty that fits into everyday life, from travel to the gym to a busy morning.
Family-owned and operated since 1948, Suburban Food Service traces its roots to John J. Cappelli’s Narberth hoagie shop and the delivery service he built for nearby construction sites. Now based in Glen Mills, the company remains known for dependable mobile food service for industrial and construction customers, while also catering special events.
Suburban Tool and Die Co., Inc. designs and builds custom precision molds and tooling for the molding industry, including close-tolerance, complex-action, and multi-cavity tools. The company began as a small tool shop in McKean, Pennsylvania, and its second generation of ownership was reported in 2010 to bring more than 65 years of combined company experience. Based in Erie, it serves molders and OEMs across automotive, consumer, electrical, medical, and industrial markets.
Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited manufactures pigments and color solutions, with roots in Pune, India, where it was founded in 1951. The company traces its wider pigment heritage to the 1806 founding of the German Heubach business and now operates 20 production sites across five continents, serving customers in more than 120 countries. Its portfolio includes organic and inorganic pigments, pigment preparations, and dyes for industrial and consumer applications.
Suffolk Machinery makes Timber Wolf bandsaw blades, including custom-welded silicon-steel blades designed to run at lower tension than conventional carbon blades. Its detailed sawing guidance covers blade tensioning, lubrication, tooth geometry and sharpening, while the company also supplies related bandmill equipment and supports welding and sharpening through distributor centers.
Sugar Ray’s Bake Shop is a Plano neighborhood bakery known for playful, highly personalized celebration designs. It creates custom cakes and other made-to-order sweets for birthdays, weddings, and everyday treats, with local pickup and nationwide shipping available for select items.
Sugaright refines and produces customized liquid sugar at a network of refineries in the United States and Juárez, Mexico. Introduced by CSC Sugar in 2009, its refining division became a wholly owned CSC Sugar subsidiary in 2016. The company uses a proprietary Selective Separation method in its liquid sugar refining operations.
Suit-Kote Corporation produces asphalt emulsions and other asphaltic materials and provides road preservation and construction services. Founded in 1921 in Cortland, New York, it has grown into a privately owned, vertically integrated business with more than 750 employees and facilities across New York, Pennsylvania, and Ontario. Its long-standing work includes asphalt product development and road paving, supported by its engineering and laboratory capabilities.
Founded in Sheffield, Iowa, in 1963 by Eugene and Mary Sukup, Sukup Manufacturing Co. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of grain storage, drying, and handling equipment. The company reports more than 600 employees and manufacturing operations at its Iowa facilities, and describes itself as the world’s largest family-owned and operated manufacturer in these categories. Its manufacturing history includes grain bins, which it began producing in 2001, and grain dryers, added to its offerings in 1998.
As a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Chemical, Sumitomo Chemical Advanced Technologies has operated in Phoenix since the parent company acquired ATMI’s GaAs epiwafer assets in 2003. The company’s U.S. operation develops and manufactures materials for semiconductor and advanced-composite applications, with custom epitaxial wafers produced in a 50,000-square-foot facility that includes more than 6,000 square feet of clean-room space. Its management systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018.
With roots in Osaka dating to 1897, Sumitomo Electric Industries is a technology manufacturer built around more than 120 years of innovation and the Sumitomo tradition of valuing technology and social trust. The company develops connectivity and transmission technologies for customers worldwide, including automotive high-speed cable assemblies, while employing more than 300,000 people across its global group.
More than four centuries after founder Masatomo Sumitomo established a business spirit grounded in reliability and trust, Sumitomo Tires carries that tradition as the premium export brand of Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd. The global tire manufacturer is known for pairing innovative design with precision engineering, making tires for everyday drivers as well as commercial customers.
Summers Laboratories is a Collegeville, Pennsylvania skincare manufacturer known for dermatologist-recommended products aimed at everyday skin concerns. It also supplies its brands directly to healthcare practices, helping patients obtain the products recommended for their care.
Since the early 1970s, Summit Aerospace USA Inc. has built its reputation as a small, quality-focused aerospace manufacturer serving aircraft-engine customers from its 16,200-square-foot facility in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania. Its experienced staff supports prototype and production work, with particular expertise in machining demanding nickel-based superalloys for complex engine components. The company is ITAR registered and certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Built on the Pallman family’s Northeastern Pennsylvania farming heritage, Summit Harvest, Inc. grows, repacks and distributes fresh tomatoes while connecting regional growers with East Coast buyers. The company traces its farming roots to 1920, has more than 80 years of produce experience, and is now guided by the fourth generation of the family. Its Family Farmers Direct program extends that farm connection to locally grown produce from family farms, while its operations hold PrimusLabs GMP and USDA GAP/GHP certifications.