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Founded in Cincinnati more than 75 years ago, Dreier Industries provides precision machining and production engineering support for manufacturers across a broad range of industries. The company combines more than 150 years of experience with a network of production partners, helping customers move from an improvement idea or drawing to a production-ready part. Dreier is also known for specialized work such as platinum plating fixtures and custom industrial blades.
For more than 40 years, Dreison International has remained a privately held, Cleveland-based business operated by the Berger family, whose members stay involved in daily management. Through its manufacturing companies, Dreison designs proprietary products for original-equipment and aftermarket customers while maintaining operations across five countries and a workforce of approximately 500 people.
Dreissig Company is a Syracuse-based, Certified Minority Business Enterprise that supplies workplace products and services, including custom apparel decorated through screen printing and embroidery. Its business is built around diverse strategic partnerships and value-added reselling, with a focus on helping corporate and government customers strengthen supplier diversity. Dreissig also offers PPE supplies, including hand sanitizer manufactured in New York State.
DREISTERN Inc. designs and supplies custom roll-forming systems, tooling, and related engineering support for North and South American manufacturers. Incorporated in 1984 and based in Telford, Pennsylvania, the company is the wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of a third-generation, family-owned German manufacturer founded in 1949. Its team supports projects from application engineering through commissioning and service, with more than 2,000 DREISTERN systems delivered worldwide.
Rooted in Dresden, Ohio’s basketmaking tradition, Dresden & Company handweaves American-made baskets and sells distinctive home accessories through a locally owned direct-sales business. Its baskets are made in a local workshop by weavers with decades of experience, while the close-knit team hand-packages orders and supports a nationwide network of independent Proprietors. The company also channels its “Life Made Better” mission into local jobs, American craftsmanship, and D&Co. Cares community assistance.
Dress It Up Dressing turns a mother’s homemade recipe into bottled salad dressings, made with 100% olive oil and simple ingredients. Founded by Sophia Maroon after her family used the dressing to coax four children into eating vegetables, the company grew from a neighborhood delivery service into a brand sold in more than 1,700 stores nationwide. Its Sesame Tahini dressing has earned two sofi Awards and a 2024 Good Food Award, while the women-owned company is also a certified B Corp.
Dresser Utility Solutions supplies mission-critical infrastructure technology for gas and water utilities and industrial customers, spanning measurement and control through pipeline repair and maintenance. The company describes nearly 150 years of work in critical infrastructure products and a coupling-and-repair business serving the water industry since the early 1890s. Its measurement products are manufactured in the United States, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom.
Founded in Dreumel, the Netherlands, in 1960, Dreumex develops and manufactures hygiene products for workplaces and public spaces, including heavy-duty hand cleansers and industrial cleaning and disinfecting solutions. Its own research and development team has produced innovations such as the One2Clean automatic hand-cleaning dispenser and Omnicare washroom dispensing concept. With locations in the Netherlands, France and the United States, Dreumex serves companies in more than 50 countries and has operated for decades with direct control of product development, production, bottling and packaging.
Founded in 1875 along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, Drew Shoe Corporation makes therapeutic comfort footwear for people whose feet require special care, including diabetic and orthopedic shoes. The company moved to Lancaster after the 1937 flood and still operates an Ohio facility that houses its warehousing, distribution and administrative functions. Its Drew collection is recognized for handmade craftsmanship, removable insoles and an unusually broad range of sizes and widths, while Barefoot Freedom adds a fashion-focused women’s line.
Dreyer’s & Edy’s makes packaged ice cream and frozen dairy desserts, carrying the legacy of a partnership formed by Joseph Edy and William Dreyer in Oakland in 1928. The brand is known for classic flavors alongside newer mix-in-rich offerings and its Slow Churned line, which has one-third fewer calories and half the fat while retaining a creamy texture.
With nearly a century of U.S. ice cream experience, Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream is the American arm of global ice cream group Froneri. Based in the Bay Area, the company employs more than 2,400 people and makes frozen treats for consumers across the United States, including its well-known Häagen-Dazs brand.
Founded in Cleveland in 1986, DRG Hydraulics Inc. provides manufacturing solutions and produces high-quality products using advanced manufacturing techniques. The company maintains an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality management program focused on reliable, on-time products and services.
DribbleUp is a Franklin Square, New York company known for bringing interactive sports training into the home. Its smart equipment connects young players with app-based coaching and guided practice, while its fitness community serves adults working out at home.
In business since 1987, Driekast Piping Corporation is a Cincinnati mechanical contractor known for serving both public- and private-sector projects with qualified craft and trade workers. The company handles HVAC and process piping work, while also giving back locally through volunteering, sponsorships, and scholarships.
Family-owned since the 1950s, Dries Orchards grows fruit on more than 150 acres in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, with apples at the heart of the orchard. The farm also presses its own cider in-house, including apple and cranberry apple varieties, and welcomes shoppers to its retail store for seasonal farm-grown produce and locally sourced goods. Dries supports the surrounding community through donations and practical sustainability efforts, including water-saving irrigation and reuse of apple pomace as cattle feed.
Brooklyn-based Driftaway Coffee is an immigrant-owned, woman-led small-batch roastery that fresh-roasts coffee for personalized subscriptions, tastings, and everyday brewing. Founded by Anu Menon and Suyog Mody as a 2012 passion project, the company puts smallholder producers at the center of its work by prioritizing women-owned farms and minority producers. Driftaway also makes specialty coffee approachable through guided virtual tastings and educational resources, without the usual snobbery.
From its Perrysburg, Ohio manufacturing facility, Drifter Marine makes fishing nets and marine accessories under the Drifter Marine and DotLine names. The company has spent more than 40 years serving anglers and boaters, with fishing enthusiasts owning and operating the business. Its Fiberlite nets stand out for fiberglass handles that reduce weight while preserving strength and can be configured to suit different fishing styles.
Founded in 2010 by former wholesale-lab edging manager Martin Ponce, Drill Specialty Corp. fabricates finished eyewear and specializes in drilling and edging prescription lenses into challenging frames. The Massapequa Park company examines each frame and prescription combination before work begins, drawing on techniques Ponce developed while testing edging equipment and reviving older lens-finishing methods. It also helps optical businesses manage difficult jobs, including frames once considered suitable only for plano lenses.
Born from a former electrician’s garage solution for cleaning car rims, Drillbrush makes drill-powered scrub brushes that fit standard cordless drills and impact drivers. Founder Anthony LaPolla developed the first brush after opening a car wash in Marcy, New York, in 2005, then began manufacturing and selling the design in 2007. The Upstate New York company now sells its color-coded brushes and scrubbing accessories to professional cleaners and homeowners around the world, with millions sold.
Founded in 1993 by engineer Bob Perini, DrinkMore Water is a locally owned Gaithersburg company that purifies, bottles and delivers drinking water to homes and offices across the DMV. Its 40,000-square-foot plant uses a 12-step purification system and supports the company’s distinctly local approach, with DC-area staff answering calls and the business supporting hundreds of community causes each year. DrinkMore’s purified water won Best Purified Water at the 2025 Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Competition.