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Founded in 2014 by Jeffrey Bey, The PolyCube Company makes virgin blow-molded industrial plastic packaging at its Levittown, Pennsylvania facility. Bey’s family has been involved in the industry since the early 1970s, and his three decades running the recycling and manufacturing business Recycle Inc. shaped PolyCube’s focus on precise, traceable containers and responsive service. The company’s experienced team produces packaging from 10 to 20 liters using automated blow-molding technology and maintains annual independent testing for each design type.
In York County, Pennsylvania’s “Pretzel Country,” The Pretzel Company bakes hand-twisted soft pretzels to order and ships them fresh nationwide. Founded by two brothers and their friends as York City Pretzel Company on December 5, 2014, the family-owned bakery grew from a 1,200-square-foot shop into an online business with a team of more than two dozen and baking capacity three times its original scale. Its pretzels are still made by hand in small batches with six simple ingredients, then individually wrapped for delivery.
Founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble, The Procter & Gamble Company makes everyday consumer products sold through trusted brands in homes around the world. Based in Cincinnati, P&G has spent more than 185 years turning consumer research and scientific work into products such as Tide laundry detergent, Pampers diapers and Crest toothpaste. Its manufacturing and supply network includes operations in about 70 countries, supported by more than 500 product-safety scientists and professionals.
Founded in a Hershey garage in 1968, The Purcell Company is a family-run Pennsylvania manufacturer providing precision machining alongside engineering, design, and assembly. The company grew from two brothers making parts for the early car-wash industry into a 43,000-square-foot, second-generation operation whose history includes building Hershey’s Kiss wrapping machines. Today, three Purcells lead the business, serving both small companies and Fortune 500 customers with work ranging from small-batch components to complete production and development projects.
Founded in 1940, The QUIKRETE Companies makes construction materials and building products, and is known for its iconic packaged concrete mix. Still family-owned and operated, it has grown from a single product into a company with consumer and construction products as well as heavy construction materials divisions.
Founded in 1998, The Resin Enterprise, Inc. distributes and compounds engineering plastic resins for manufacturers tackling molding and extrusion challenges. The Malvern company pairs worldwide base-resin sourcing with specialty single- and twin-screw compounding, an in-house testing lab, and closed-loop recycling services. Its proprietary Temppeclear™ PPE resin is positioned as an alternative to polysulfone and PEI, while materials are supplied with a 30-day warranty and sourced from ISO- and QS-certified facilities.
The Ribbon Factory makes ribbon and textile tapes at its Titusville, Pennsylvania factory, including custom woven designs made to a customer’s specifications. Its roots stretch back to the Charles Horn Silk Company and a 1897 move of the looms to Titusville; the family business now spans six generations and about 140 years of changing materials, machinery, and markets. The company also offers heat-cut ribbon, with fused ends that resist fraying, for customers who need ready-to-use pieces.
Since 1956, family-owned and third-generation The Rodon Group has made high-volume, tight-tolerance plastic injection-molded components in the United States. Its Hatfield operation combines in-house design and toolmaking with a highly automated 125-press manufacturing floor, producing billions of parts annually for applications including window hardware and medical components. The company also operates an ISO 13485-certified cleanroom through its Sterling Healthcare Manufacturing division.
Founded in 1987, The Rose Corporation is a Reading, Pennsylvania manufacturer specializing in large-scale steel fabrication and industrial contract manufacturing. Its eight-building campus spans more than 150,000 square feet and has overhead cranes rated for lifts up to 80 tons. The company produces oversized industrial components and complete systems for customers in heavy-industry markets.
The Rossi Group is a hardwood producer and distributor whose roots date to 1925, when Joe Rossi began producing lumber, railroad ties, and firewood for central Connecticut. It has grown into a global producer of Appalachian hardwoods, with mills in Pennsylvania and Connecticut and exports to customers in more than 40 countries. The company highlights its cherry production and has supplied international markets since it began exporting in 1970.
The Rossi Group produces and distributes American hardwoods, drawing on nearly a century of experience in the hardwood industry. Its mills in Pennsylvania include Bradford Mill, which the site describes as producing advanced milling and dimensional lumber products; the group exports to more than 40 countries.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1732, The Rowland Company is a specialty distributor and fabricator of industrial power-transmission components, helping customers solve difficult applications through engineering, modification and repair. The company’s long history spans shovel-making, wagon springs and automotive parts before its current focus on tailored industrial systems, including custom friction work and rebuilt brakes, clutches and driveshafts. The Yost family has owned the Philadelphia heavy-duty truck-parts operation since 1967.
From its Warminster headquarters, The Sapling Company engineers and manufactures synchronized clock systems for facilities that need every clock to show the same time. A pioneer in synchronized timekeeping for more than two decades, Sapling produces its analog and digital clocks in the United States, including systems built around patented frequency-hopping wireless technology. Its clocks serve settings ranging from schools and hospitals to manufacturing plants and correctional facilities, supported by a worldwide dealer network.
In Pittsburgh, Janet and James Digber-Williams bottle slow-cooked tomato simmer sauces and spice blends rooted in African home cooking. The Saucy African grew from Janet’s late-night pots for friends and family into a shared effort to bring the rich, soulful flavors she grew up loving to everyday kitchens. Its jars are designed to make dishes such as jollof rice, stews and pasta approachable without losing their cultural character.
Incorporated in 1920, The Sherman Engineering Company designs and supplies engineered vacuum and compressed-gas systems for medical, laboratory, power and industrial applications. The employee-owned regional manufacturer’s representative pairs sales-engineer consultation with turnkey and custom system capabilities, plus factory-trained service technicians who provide 24/7 emergency support across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Sherman has served the chemical process industry for more than a century and the power industry for more than 60 years.
Founded in 1866, The Sherwin-Williams Company makes paints and coatings for professional, industrial, commercial and consumer customers around the world. From its Cleveland base, the company has grown to more than 64,000 employees, over 130 manufacturing and distribution facilities, and operations serving customers in more than 120 countries. Its company-operated store network and engineered coatings business give Sherwin-Williams an unusually broad reach, from household color samples to coatings used in construction, packaging and transportation.
Now part of the Aebi Schmidt Group, The Shyft Group brings together specialty-vehicle manufacturing and contract production through brands serving commercial delivery, service, emergency-response, and recreational-vehicle markets. Its portfolio includes Utilimaster, which has built custom delivery vehicles and vocation-specific upfits since 1973, alongside Builtmore Contract Manufacturing and Blue Arc EV Solutions. The company operates manufacturing and assembly locations across the United States and in Saltillo, Mexico.
The Skin Care Source is a Pennsylvania skincare company whose management team brings more than 40 years of experience from established beauty firms. It creates and manufactures clinical skincare formulas for private-label brands, using a patented delivery system and declining animal testing of any kind.
The Skirted Soldier is a female veteran-owned operation in Blue Knob, Pennsylvania, hand blending loose artisan tea in small batches and packaging each order with help from veterans. Its blends are sourced through cooperatives and community-supported agriculture groups, and the company donates 10% of every purchase to organizations supporting female veterans. Tea is available in more than 200 locations across the country as well as directly from the company.