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For more than 60 years, Chagrin Falls-based Edmar Chemical Company has manufactured institutional hygiene and infection-control products, with a particular focus on sanitizing hands, hard surfaces, and textiles. Its specialty textile sanitizers and alcohol-free Pro~Tex™ hand sanitizer serve settings ranging from hospitals and schools to athletic facilities and correctional institutions, while the company also educates and trains customers on infection prevention.
Edrich Lumber is a family-owned, third-generation-operated Maryland lumber mill that has turned hardwood logs into lumber and landscape materials since 1962. Based in Baltimore County, the company also runs a licensed wood-waste recycling operation, keeping about 100 million pounds of clean wood out of landfills each year by converting it into usable products. Its chemical-free Thermarich process and stake mill reflect a business that continues to find new uses for local wood.
Founded in Glasgow in 1861, Edrington makes and stewards premium spirits, with a portfolio centered on single malt whisky and extending to rum and gin. Its distinctive ownership model places The Robertson Trust, established by the founder’s granddaughters, as the company’s principal shareholder; the trust has directed £421 million to Scottish charities.
Founded in 1972 as Equipment Development Services, EDS Measurement Systems designs and manufactures precision turbine-alignment measuring tools for the power-generation industry. The Rochester, New York company is the exclusive manufacturer and authorized repair center for its Concentricity Alignment Tool, also known as an Electronic Radial Alignment Gauge, which measures diaphragm alignment with the turbine rotor in place. Its tools are made in the United States and supported by calibration traceable to NIST standards.
EDTM, Inc. is a Toledo manufacturer known for more than 30 years of expertise in handheld testing technology for the window industry. Its American-made instruments help glass and window professionals verify materials and performance in the field or on the production floor, with NIST-traceable calibration supporting reliable measurements.
Eduard Vogt is a Swiss family business making natural body-care products, from gentle cleansers to wellness treatments, under its ORIGIN and THERME lines. Its ORIGIN range traces back 60 years and includes a refill system introduced in 1976, now available through 250 pharmacies, while the products are Swiss Made, vegan and free of microplastics.
Since 1998, Educational Furniture Solutions has been shaping durable, comfortable furniture environments for schools, offices, and other shared spaces in the Greater Philadelphia Area. Rather than simply supplying pieces, the company guides projects from consultation and space planning through purchasing, manufacturing coordination, and installation. Its work is grounded in matching each setting’s furniture to the way people learn, work, and gather.
Known for shaping play since 1983, Edushape develops sensory toys that help infants and young children learn through hands-on exploration. The company began by creating products for daycares and preschools, then became especially associated with its Original Sensory Ball, invented in 1997. Its design work draws on input from child-development specialists and educators, with toys made to meet or exceed CE, ASTM and Australian safety standards.
Since 1935, Edward Fields Carpet Makers has created bespoke luxury carpets and rugs, combining American design with highly skilled hand craftsmanship. Edward Fields pioneered the term “area rug” and developed its signature Magic Needle tufting tool, while its custom work has appeared in landmark settings including the White House, Air Force One and Philip Johnson’s Glass House. Now part of the House of Tai Ping, the company continues to work with designers and artists on carpets for distinctive interiors worldwide.
Edward Marc Chocolatier has been making small-batch chocolate confections since 1914, when Charlie and Orania opened a chocolate shop and soda fountain in Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville neighborhood. Four generations later, the company is best known for Snappers®, built around a family caramel recipe cooked slowly in copper kettles and paired with proprietary bite-sized pretzels made in Pennsylvania. Edward Marc also develops new flavor combinations while using sustainably sourced cocoa and ingredients without artificial flavors or preservatives.
Founded in 2003, Edwards & Edwards Printing is an Ozone Park commercial and residential printing service that handles print marketing from design through production and packaging. The company says it has served more than 125,000 customers, ranging from entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies, while pairing high-volume operations with the personal service of a local print shop. It also offers print-broker coaching for people who want to build a printing business without producing the materials themselves.
With more than a century of heritage, Edwards Vacuum develops vacuum and abatement equipment and services for critical industrial, research and semiconductor applications. Its work ranges from vacuum pumps and semiconductor abatement systems to accredited gauge calibration, with a stated focus on reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing. Edwards is part of the Atlas Copco Group and serves tens of thousands of customers worldwide.
Woman-owned and mother-run since Mia and Saxton founded it in 1994, eeBoo grew from a basement home business into a company built around family connection and screen-free play. Its thoughtfully illustrated puzzles and games are made to encourage empathy, curiosity, and conversation, with original artwork and sustainably sourced materials at the heart of the brand.
Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Maryland, eEnzyme LLC develops research reagents, cell-based assay tools, and custom scientific solutions for life science laboratories worldwide. Its work is especially distinctive for combining infectious-disease research tools with ACTOne™ receptor cell lines, replication-deficient pseudovirus systems, and custom GPCR/PDE studies. eEnzyme supports academic, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and government researchers from its Maryland operations.
EEP Quality Group is built around managing partners who are former quality managers, supported by degreed engineers and a trained production workforce. From its Rochester and Syracuse facilities, the ISO 9001:2015-certified company helps manufacturers bring outsourced work into dependable production, including contract manufacturing and assembly support.
With eight years in the market, New York-based eezeewrap has built its business around helping companies turn their visual ideas into finished installations. The team serves clients across the East Coast, with work ranging from vinyl wrapping to graphic installation for commercial spaces, events, and cultural venues.
Founded in 2003, EFC Gases & Advanced Materials supplies and purifies high-purity electronic and specialty gases for advanced-technology manufacturing. Its more than 100,000-square-foot operation is especially distinctive for its Rare Gas Center of Excellence, which purifies xenon and krypton mixtures and recovers gases such as neon for reuse. EFC supports demanding semiconductor, aerospace, lighting, and window applications with in-house analytical capabilities and global shipping.
From a horse-drawn flour cart in the Hudson Valley, EFCO Products has grown into a family-owned and operated Poughkeepsie manufacturer of bakery fillings and mixes, beverage ingredients, sauces and specialty food ingredients. Founded in 1903, the Effron family business remains at its original Smith and Oakley Streets location and now serves food companies around the world with both standard and custom-formulated products. EFCO also develops clean-label solutions such as OPAQ, its calcium-based replacement for titanium dioxide.
Founded in 1961, EFE Laboratories designs and manufactures made-in-USA electromechanical assemblies and build-to-suit capital equipment, taking projects from prototype through production. The Perkasie company has shipped more than 1 million unique SKUs and received over 500 million components while serving customers ranging from startups to Fortune 500 firms. Its work is supported by ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D and ITAR registration, along with established IPC and UL compliance.
Born as a spin-off from Eindhoven University of Technology, EFFECT Photonics designs and manufactures monolithic indium-phosphide laser assemblies for coherent telecom and data-center networks. Based at Eindhoven’s High Tech Campus, the fabless scale-up builds compact tunable lasers on a common in-house InP platform, including its pico ITLA for 100G transceivers. Its European engineering base and Asia-Pacific supply chain support production-ready products for customers worldwide.