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Founded in 2017 by Priyanka, The Mulberry Tree Official brings Assam’s handloom tradition to market through handwoven sarees, Mekhela Sadors and other textiles made by master artisans. Inspired by Priyanka’s family weaving heritage and her training at NIFT Bengaluru, the New Delhi-based brand was created to give skilled weavers recognition while supporting their livelihoods and families.
Since launching as a Pennsylvania lumber supplier in 1911 and establishing its Baltimore headquarters in 1918, The Nelson Company has grown into a transport-packaging manufacturer and systems partner, designing and supplying pallets, crates and related solutions. Its Technical Center brings packaging engineers and wood-science specialists to complex unit-load problems, while company-owned facilities and a network of trusted partners support manufacturing and distribution across North America. Nelson also manages the return, repair, recycling and tracking of packaging assets, extending its role beyond the initial shipment.
Since 1889, The New York Blower Company has manufactured industrial fans and blowers for the high-temperature, corrosive and heavy-duty air-movement demands of modern industry. From its original La Porte, Indiana location, the company now supports production through six U.S. manufacturing facilities, including a 39,000-square-foot AMCA-accredited testing laboratory—the largest of its kind in the United States. Its engineers also provide custom design, testing and field support for demanding applications such as process heat, material handling and wood products.
Born in a basement in the late 1960s, The Old Candle Barn now hand-pours and hand-dips traditional candles in a roughly 28,000-square-foot facility in Intercourse. Local craftsmen continue the same old-fashioned methods used for more than 40 years, while the Hurst family has owned and operated the business for the past 20 years. The company also wholesales its own candle line throughout the United States.
The Ole Wood Shack grew from Bradlyn Zimmerman’s side hobby in his father Tim’s woodshop into a Pennsylvania family business crafting custom live-edge and river tables. Bradlyn works directly with customers while Tim brings more than 40 years of woodworking experience, taking each project from slab selection and 3D mockups through the finished piece. The company is becoming Vestige Furniture Studio, a name chosen to reflect its continued focus on timeless, handcrafted furniture.
The Organic Snack Company manufactures organic snack foods at its facility in central Pennsylvania. It describes its work as creating high-quality organic food at a reasonable price and partnering with clients to develop great-tasting products.
The Original Mattress Factory makes hand-built mattresses and box springs, selling them directly through its own stores and online shop. Its product descriptions emphasize factory-direct pricing and include two-sided innerspring designs alongside foam and hybrid mattresses.
Opened in Laughlintown in 1947 by Navy cook Melvin Columbus and his mother, Mildred, The Original Pie Shoppe remains a full-line bakery and deli in its original bakery. Its homemade cinnamon rolls still follow Melvin’s battleship-era recipe, alongside the pies and other baked goods that have defined the shop for 79 years. The family business also takes its offerings to fairs and festivals throughout the year.
The Other Farm & Forge is a Boyertown nano-brewery and restaurant that grew from a sleepy little cafe into a community gathering place for house-brewed beer, food and live music. Built alongside family and friends, it brings those elements together through its beer garden events and community programming.
The Outdoor Group develops and manufactures premium-quality archery and hunting equipment for outdoor use. Its portfolio includes brands such as Elite Archery, Scott Archery, Custom Bow Equipment, Altra Arrows, and Winner’s Choice; the company says its primary markets are the United States and Canada and that it also conducts business globally.
Since 1911, The P.A. Hutchison Company has made books and printed materials in Pennsylvania, growing from Philip Alvord Hutchison’s small black-and-white letterpress shop into a mid-sized manufacturer serving publishers across the United States. Now led by fourth-generation Hutchison Chris Hutchison, the company specializes in book production, with a particular focus on textbooks and educational materials. Its Mayfield plant produces about 50 million books a year, including 20 million bound books, and joined GV Group in 2024.
Since 1911, The P.A. Hutchison Company has made books and printed materials, growing from a small black-and-white letterpress shop into a mid-sized manufacturer serving publishers across the United States. The Mayfield, Pennsylvania company remains guided by the fourth generation of the Hutchison family and produces about 20 million bound books a year, with particular experience in textbooks and educational materials. In 2024, P.A. Hutchison became part of GV Group while continuing its Hutchison family legacy.
With more than 70 years of group history behind it, The Pack America Corp. is the U.S. arm of a Japanese packaging company known for the close attention to detail associated with Japanese retail packaging. Based in New York, it serves brands with customized paper bags and related packaging, drawing on manufacturing partners across the United States, Asia, Europe and South America. The company is FSC certified and Global Recycled Standard certified.
Family-owned and operated in Pennsylvania, The Paracord Store has served paracord users since 2009, when it became one of the earliest online stores devoted to the craft. Its hallmark is a straightforward insistence on American-made nylon cord and lasting “customer for life” relationships, serving both small project makers and paracord businesses.
The Philadelphia Pipe Bending Company fabricates and welds pipe and tubing, and has served the metal fabrication industry since 1880. It describes a long-standing specialization in bending and coiling pipe and tubing, with its products used across the United States and internationally.
“Phoenix Means Quality since 1882” is the enduring identity of The Phoenix Forge Group, a group of member manufacturers serving industrial customers across the United States and Canada. Its companies produce piping components and related steel fittings, with documented quality controls that include ISO 9001:2015 certification and customer access to certified material test reports.
Mittera is a national print company built around a broad network of U.S. production facilities and a Des Moines headquarters. It helps organizations turn campaigns into printed materials, using its scale to manage work from production through delivery for customers that need coordinated, multi-location execution.
The Pi Printer is a pharmaceutical package-insert printing and management company created by print-production veterans and pharmaceutical executives to bring planning, production, fulfillment, and cost control into one system. Its leadership team has more than 70 years of combined pharmaceutical-printing experience and has designed package-insert programs for dozens of U.S. drug companies. The company supports package inserts along with related materials such as outserts and medical guides through online order management, inventory control, and personal project support.
The Plastek Group manufactures rigid plastic packaging and tooling, with operations rooted in Erie, Pennsylvania, where it was founded in 1956 as a division of Triangle Tool Company. The family-owned business has grown into an international manufacturer with six locations in the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, and Mexico. Its integrated work spans mold design and manufacturing through plastic molding and packaging assembly.
In Northumberland, The Point Barn brings Amish-made goods, Pennsylvania hardwood furniture, wine and salvaged industrial artifacts together under one roof. Its Edelholz furnishings are made by Pennsylvania Amish woodworkers from solid, locally sourced hardwoods and marked with a hand-carved Edelweiss flower, while Annie’s features more than 100 hand-sewn quilts from the Old Order Amish community. The shops also include antiques collected by Dick Cormel and a 3,000-square-foot Amish General Store featuring locally made foods and textiles.