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Founded in 2011, Hicksville, Ohio-based EnviroKure develops and produces naturally derived biostimulants and organic biofertilizers made from chicken manure. The company grew from a garage project into the only company it identifies as having patented and commercialized this chicken-manure-derived technology, with a flagship facility designed to serve as many as 4 million acres. Its products are intended to improve soil health, plant resilience, and productivity for conventional and organic farmers.
Envirometrics Systems Inc. grew from Jim Thompson’s 1997 research into a non-chemical way to protect trees, becoming a company in 2001 when he partnered with Denis Crane. Based in London, Ontario, it is known for developing the BugBarrier Tree Band, a practical alternative for arborists and property owners seeking to control climbing insects without chemical treatment.
Founded in 1990 by catalytic reaction engineering expert Dr. Robert Becker, Malvern-based Environex provides independent engineering, consulting, and laboratory services for catalytic emissions control systems. Its team of chemical engineers, scientists, and laboratory technicians brings more than 140 years of combined experience to SCR and CO catalyst performance, while also developing customized ozone-destruction catalysts for applications such as cabin air and indoor air quality. Unlike a catalyst supplier, Environex does not sell catalyst products, allowing its recommendations to focus on system performance and long-term operating needs.
Environment One Corporation pioneered pressure sewer systems and manufactures grinder-pump wastewater infrastructure alongside monitoring and control equipment for hydrogen-cooled and air-cooled electric generators. Since originating pressure sewer technology in 1969, the Niskayuna, New York company has produced more than 1 million grinder-pump systems installed in over 44 countries, serving more than 2 million sewer users daily. Both its Sewer Systems and Hydrogen Systems businesses are ISO 9001:2015 certified, and E/One operates as part of Precision Castparts Corp.
Founded in 1972, Easton-based Environmental Concern Inc. is a nonprofit wetland restoration organization that designs and builds living shorelines, restores wetlands and grows native plants for Chesapeake Bay projects. Its restoration division has helped restore more than 50 miles of shoreline, while its nursery—identified as the nation’s first wholesale wetland plant nursery—propagates more than 100 native species from locally collected seed. The organization also provides wetland education and professional training from the perspective of practitioners doing the work.
Founded in 1989, Environmental Protection Services in Wheeling handles the disposal and recycling of transformers, electrical equipment and dielectric oil, including materials with high PCB contamination. Its 50,000-square-foot facility houses a custom furnace described as the nation’s largest, while the company’s PCBX process has reclaimed more than 100 million gallons of oil. EPS is also an EPA-approved PCB disposal and storage facility and dispatches crews nationwide for substation equipment removal, including the dismantling of two 2-million-pound transformers.
For more than 30 years, Environmentally Safe Products, Inc. has manufactured reflective insulation designed to reduce radiant heat transfer in homes and buildings. Based in Pennsylvania, the company makes all of its products in the United States and ships them nationwide and around the world. Its Low-E line includes building-envelope solutions such as ThermaSheet® roofing underlayment, backed by a 30-year warranty.
Charleston-based Environpac designs and supplies custom-printed packaging for retail, foodservice, and hospitality brands, with a focus on sustainable materials and consistent brand presentation. Its sales and design team supports projects from free mockup through delivery, while flexible minimums—as low as 10,000 units—are aimed at small and midsized businesses that larger suppliers often overlook. The company also manages global sourcing to adapt packaging programs to changing operational needs.
Envision Biomedical is a specialized polymer studio built as a fractional R&D partner for startups, research groups, and small technology companies. It helps resource-limited teams answer materials questions quickly, with fixed-scope projects that typically run two to four weeks and are intended for research and development use.
Incorporated in New York in 2020, Envisionary Life develops health and personal-care products built around its proprietary Liposomal Nutrient Delivery Technology. Its nutrition line includes formulas such as Body Vitality and Revive, while production and research are carried out at U.S. facilities the company says meet health-care manufacturing certification standards. Envisionary Life sells through a direct-selling model alongside its consumer products.
Founded in 2008 in New York City, EnVogue International develops design-led home textiles and lifestyle collections while connecting global manufacturing partners with established retail and licensing brands. Its in-house New York team translates fashion, art, and cultural influences into products for everyday living, supported by more than 150 manufacturing partnerships built over 15 years. The company’s portfolio includes more than 30 licensed and in-house brands, including home collections for Morris & Co. and Laura Ashley.
Envoy Lighting is a Pennsylvania-based commercial and industrial lighting company whose team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in lighting design, applications, and marketing. It serves projects through a broad LED fixture line, including specification-grade products made in the USA, supported by manufacturing partnerships in the United States and Asia.
New York designer Eny Lee Parker LLC creates contemporary furniture and lighting with clay as its primary medium, translating traditional craft into playful, sculptural objects. Based in Queens, the studio handmakes its ceramic lighting and furniture to order, while its work extends into collaborations such as the hand-tufted rug collection created with Spencer Malinski. Parker’s designs have appeared in major design publications and exhibitions, including the B.C. Collection’s transformation of architectural columns into illuminated forms.
Since launching in New Zealand in 1972, ENZED has built its business around repairing, replacing and supplying hydraulic hoses and fittings through service centres and mobile Hose Doctors. The Parker Hannifin company pioneered taking hose and connector repairs directly to customers, helping limit plant and machinery downtime across Australia and New Zealand. Its independently owned service-centre network is supported by more than 300 trained mobile specialists and an ISO 9001:2015-accredited operation.
Established in 1976, Enzo Life Sciences develops and manufactures labeling and detection technologies that support life-science research, drug discovery, biopharmaceutical development, and diagnostics. From its Long Island headquarters campus, the company combines in-house U.S. manufacturing with more than 45 years of experience and has produced over 20,000 life-science products. Enzo also provides custom and GMP manufacturing through facilities certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.
Built around technology developed with Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Enzymatic, Inc. develops enzyme-based construction materials that make concrete more durable while capturing carbon. Its portfolio includes EC3, a low-dose additive designed to help concrete self-heal and resist corrosion, and Enzymatic Construction Material, a carbon-negative alternative that can repair cracks. The company holds seven patents, including four issued by WPI and exclusively licensed to Enzymatic, and its research has appeared in Matter and Applied Materials Today.
Founded in 1953 with papain as its first product, Enzyme Development Corporation develops, manufactures, and formulates enzymes for food and related processing applications. From its Scranton factory, EDC is the only producer of papain in the western hemisphere, making standardized powders and liquids alongside custom blending, packaging, and technical application support. The company serves customers ranging from a few kilograms to multiple truckloads and has supplied the food industry for more than 70 years.
Eon Sports makes custom team uniforms and apparel, with a particular focus on soccer jerseys designed around each club’s colors, logos and identity. Its in-house apparel design team turns customer concepts or submitted artwork into mockups before production, using dye sublimation and offering names and numbers as part of the uniform design. The company also supplies custom uniforms for other team sports, with stated turnaround times of three to four weeks.
Known for making everyday self-care feel like a spa day, eos is a skincare brand built around rich textures and distinctive, dessert-inspired scents. Its formulas are designed for nourishing daily use, including sensitive skin, with vegan and cruelty-free claims and a sustainability program that addresses shea sourcing and empty-product recycling.
Founded in 1991 by Ken Coggins and four partners, EOSYS is a 100% employee-owned company that has spent more than three decades helping manufacturers turn difficult operational challenges into workable systems. The Smyrna-based firm has completed more than 15,000 projects for manufacturers and Fortune 500 companies nationwide, with a culture shaped by shared ownership and accountability.