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Founded in 1987 by aerospace-industry engineer Kevin Baker, Bakers Candies makes its signature chocolate meltaways in Greenwood, Nebraska. The 100% family-owned and operated company runs four automated production lines in a 40,000-square-foot plant, producing more than half a million pounds annually. Its meltaways, sold in the familiar foil wraps, helped earn the company the “Blue Collar Gourmet” name and have become a Nebraska tradition.
Since 2007, Bakery Packaging Boxes has produced custom printed packaging for bakeries, cafes, shops and food businesses across the United States and Canada. Based in Columbus, the company combines commercial offset and digital printing with tailored box design, including food-grade and environmentally friendly packaging for baked goods. Its design team supports both short- and long-run orders, helping customers create packaging around their brand and product requirements.
Founded in 1967, Balchem is a publicly traded global nutrition and specialty-products company with 22 manufacturing locations and eight R&D technology centers. It develops and produces nutrition and health ingredients for people and animals, alongside agricultural plant nutrients and specially packaged chemical gases. Its business operates across Human Nutrition & Health, Animal Nutrition & Health, and Specialty Products.
For more than 55 years, Baleco International has manufactured and distributed pool and spa chemicals and supplies for professional retailers, service technicians, and regional mass merchants. Founded in the 1960s and now part of the Haviland family of companies, Baleco has built its name through long-standing relationships and water-care formulations developed for professional use. The company maintains current Safety Data Sheets for its chemical line in compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and GHS requirements.
With two decades in waste handling, reduction and recycling, Baleties.com manufactures and supplies bale ties and baling wire for businesses that bundle materials for handling and transport. Based in the Midwest and serving customers through warehouses and manufacturing facilities across the Midwest and Southern states, the company offers American-made wire products alongside other sourced lines. Its stock and custom-order capabilities include common bale-tie sizes as well as wire for high-production automatic balers.
Ballreich Foods, LLC makes potato chips and snacks, continuing a Tiffin, Ohio operation started in 1920 by Fred and Ethel Ballreich. The company’s history includes its signature wavy “marcelled” potato chips and expansion into a broader snack line; since 2019 it has operated under Ballreich Snack Food Company, an investor group of Northwest Ohio business professionals.
From four loaves baked overnight in a Columbus apartment, Éban’s Bakehouse has grown into a 12,000-square-foot bakery making certified gluten-free breads, cookies, and baking blends. Veteran and family-owned, the company is led by chefs Eric Braddock and Adrienne Novak and uses responsibly sourced organic and non-GMO ingredients in artisan, small-batch baking. Its products reach thousands of accounts across more than 16 states, while the bakery recycles and composts extensively to reduce its landfill waste.
Founded in Columbus in 1921 as The Banner Die, Tool, and Stamping Company, Banner Metals Group makes engineered metal stampings and related components for demanding manufacturers. The company emerged as Banner Metals Group in 2011, reshaping its work around real-time customer responsiveness while retaining nearly a century of manufacturing experience. Its on-site Quality Clinic gives the operation an unusual way to investigate nonconforming parts, verify corrective action, and document the result.
Bar Processing Corporation processes customer-owned steel bar stock—not distributes it—using four Midwest manufacturing facilities to bring bars to precise surface, length, and dimensional specifications. Formed in the early 1970s, the employee-owned company operates more than 600,000 square feet and is described as the country’s largest independent processor of special bar quality steel. Its work includes non-destructive surface testing and carbon restoration, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since James S. Barbera founded it in 1989, Barbco Inc. has built its identity around manufacturing from East Canton, Ohio, with a focus on quality equipment for underground construction. The company serves contractors in fields such as public utilities and oil and gas, supporting domestic and international projects through custom-built machinery and a worldwide dealer network. Its TriBor system reflects Barbco’s long-running effort to combine practical field needs with new approaches to boring.
Barberton Printcraft is a family-owned printing business providing offset paper printing, custom screen printing on apparel and other textile items, promotional products, spiritwear, and manufacturer bedding and furniture law labels. Its paper printing offerings include letterhead, envelopes, cards, forms, tickets, labels, flyers, menus, line cards, and programs.
Born from the 1992 invention of the original 6P shredder, Miamisburg’s Barclay Roto-Shred builds tire-recycling machinery that cleanly cuts high volumes of scrap tires into usable strips and chips. The family-run business, led by the Beihns since 2023, carries that mechanical legacy into modern recycling systems while also rebuilding used Barclay machines to extend their working life. Its equipment is engineered for straightforward maintenance, with some Barclay machines remaining in service after more than a decade of extreme use.
Founded in a Bryan, Ohio tin shop in 1914, Bard Manufacturing makes commercial heating and cooling equipment, including the wall-mounted systems that became its signature. The company remains fourth-generation family-owned, with the fifth generation involved in daily operations and strategy, and now serves customers worldwide from three North American facilities. Bard’s equipment is especially established in schools and modular buildings, where its decentralized systems provide room-by-room climate control without relying on large central systems.
Founded in 1891, Bardons & Oliver builds machine tools and provides large-part contract machining, parts and service from its 100,000-square-foot facility in Solon, Ohio. The company began with hand-operated turret lathes and later developed large-capacity cutoff lathes for the pipe and tube industry, a specialty that remains central to its machine-tool work. Its contract machining operation handles parts up to 20,000 pounds, while employee-owners support customers with engineered solutions and equipment service.
Barfections manufactures nutritious food bars in Youngstown, Ohio, with an ownership group that brings more than 75 years of combined food-industry experience focused on bar manufacturing. Its facility produces custom bars and supports product development for emerging brands and Fortune 500 companies.
Serving customers since 1999, Bargain Hunter Printing is a Saskatchewan-based online print shop producing custom business and promotional printing along with large-format signage. Customers can use pre-loaded templates or work with the company’s professional designers, then choose specifications and have orders delivered to their door. Printing is produced on paper and card stocks using offset technology.
Since 1937, Barium & Chemicals, Inc. has manufactured inorganic specialty chemicals, growing from barium peroxide production in Willoughby into a 180,000-square-foot Steubenville operation producing more than 80 compounds. The family-owned company remains under third-generation leadership and is known for custom manufacturing, precise particle sizing, and military-specification work tailored to demanding applications. Its ISO 9001:2015 quality system supports customers from its Ohio River facility.
BARK is a dog-first company that says it is co-owned by the pups it serves, with a mission to make all dogs happy. Best known for its monthly BarkBox service, BARK designs play and enrichment experiences around individual dogs’ habits, from playful pups to serious chewers.
Founded in Hillsboro, Kansas, in 1960, Barkman Honey packs and supplies traceable honey, carrying Esra Barkman’s beekeeping tradition into its fourth generation. The beekeeper-owned family business works with producers across the United States and backs its honey business with programs for bee health, habitat, and beekeeper recruitment. Barkman was the first U.S. honey packer to earn True Source Certified approval and the first to achieve and maintain SQF Food Safety and Quality certification.