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Since 1910, Everlast has made boxing and fitness gear, from gloves and punching bags to boxing shoes and training apparel. The brand pairs its century-plus boxing heritage with a global presence in more than 100 countries, and its Team Everlast roster connects its equipment to active professional fighters.
Everlast Roofing, Inc. manufactures metal roofing, siding, and accessories, and has operated in the industry since its founding in 1996. The company supplies products for residential, post-frame, commercial, and agricultural building projects through regional offices in the eastern and central United States.
Husband-and-wife team Shaun and Lauren Salzberg run Evermade, a U.S.-based family business that creates award-winning games and puzzles designed to make learning feel like play. Shaun started the company in 2016 with Snippets, a road-trip word game, and the lineup now includes brainy math games such as Proof! alongside illustrated puzzle books and hidden-message jigsaws. Evermade produces its card games and puzzle books in the USA and uses recycled, responsibly sourced materials and vegetable-based inks where possible.
Everrank Inc. manufactures recycled PET sheet material for packaging and other applications, using post-consumer bottle and thermoform feedstock. The Victorville-based company describes a recycling supply chain involving joint ventures in Mexico, Japan, and Australia, where PET packaging is washed before being processed into flake and extruded sheet.
For decades, Everris has been known for applying agronomic knowledge to the practical needs of growers. The company develops plant nutrition solutions for farmers, with related applications in ornamental horticulture and turf management, and works alongside distributors, advisers and growers to shape programs for changing growing conditions.
Founded in 2015, Eversafe USA Inc. develops portable safes and docking systems that lock backpacks, briefcases, and cases to fixed surfaces or vehicles. Its patented Universal Docking System grew from the practical problem of protecting business travelers’ belongings and now serves everyday users as well as government and military agencies. The Amelia, Ohio company is a certified Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and holds GSA MAS contract status.
For more than 45 years, family-owned Eversan, Inc. has manufactured USA-made scoreboards, LED video displays and timers for athletic venues. Its systems include proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless control technology, portable scoreboard designs and a service center staffed by technicians with a combined 25 years of experience.
Founded in 1926 as Everson Electric, Everson Tesla manufactures electromagnetic products and electromechanical equipment, including coils and magnets. The company’s work spans more than a century of developments in transit motors, superconducting magnets, and research magnets, and it supplies markets including medical, high-energy physics, and power generation.
Founded in 2016 in partnership with Avril and Bpifrance, Evertree develops, produces, and sells bio-based adhesive solutions for composite wood manufacturers. Based in Venette, France, the company uses locally sourced rapeseed and sunflower co-products to replace fossil-derived resins, including its formaldehyde- and isocyanate-free Green Ultimate solution. Its work helped enable the first high-performance bio-based MDF panel made in France.
From its Warminster, Pennsylvania facility, EVERWhite Corporation manufactures American-made whiteboards and dry-erase surfaces, including custom boards and materials that renew old chalkboards and stained boards. The company’s signature non-porous surface, developed in 1999, is guaranteed not to stain for a lifetime, while its custom-printed boards are tailored for settings ranging from classrooms to production floors. EVERWhite also holds Minority Business Enterprise certification through the National Minority Supplier Development Council.
Everybody Eats began in Brooklyn in 2004 when lifelong celiac Pedro Arroba started baking with $600 after failing to find bread he wanted to eat. Two decades later, his personal approach still defines the bakery, which makes handmade gluten-free food for people managing celiac disease and other allergies. Its dedicated facility supports that mission while Arroba continues developing breads and treats with familiar flavor and texture.
Everyday Objects, created by gift-industry veteran Tyler Breuer, turns ordinary household and kitchen goods into playful, functional designs such as mushroom scrubbers and a hatchet-shaped pizza cutter. Drawing on pop art and comic books, the East Rockaway company gives routine tasks a dose of humor without sacrificing usefulness. Breuer brings more than a decade of experience with gift brands including Genuine Fred, Paladone, Unicorn Snot, and Hipsterkid.
Known for a process-driven approach to metal fabrication, Everyday Technologies produces parts for OEM customers in both prototype and production settings. The Sidney, Ohio company expanded its work in 2016 by acquiring a wire-harness business, giving customers a single source for fabricated parts and custom wire assemblies.
With more than 40 years in the field, Everyday Wire Technologies is a Sidney, Ohio manufacturer known for application-focused wiring work for industrial and manufacturing customers. The company designs custom harnesses and electrical assemblies around how equipment is installed, operated, and maintained, with UL certification and ISO 9001:2015-certified processes supporting its production.
Everything Ice designs, builds, and outfits permanent and portable ice rinks, with a manufacturing facility in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The company reports more than 40 years of experience and over 1,000 rink installations worldwide, serving projects from community facilities to large arenas. Its work spans rink construction and equipment as well as planning and operational support.
For more than a decade, Everything Lulu has built its name around obsessive craftsmanship in a Scarsdale cake boutique. Its artisans create highly detailed cakes for celebrations, including weddings, using ingredients such as Valrhona chocolate and produce from local farms.
Founded in 2004 by Boyertown graduate Lee Levengood, Everything Printing is a family-owned Gilbertsville shop producing commercial print, graphic design and mailing work for local businesses and organizations. Its production capacity exceeds 20,000 prints per hour, supported by an inventory of more than two million sheets to handle same-day and next-day deadlines. The company also provides design and direct-mail support, helping customers take a project from concept through delivery.
Founded in 1949, EVG Entwicklungs- und Verwertungsgesellschaft GmbH designs and builds machinery and production lines for processing wire and reinforcing steel, with a particular focus on welded mesh and coil-fed rebar processing. The globally active Austrian manufacturer supports more than 5,000 installed systems through a service organization of over 40 field technicians and 20 customer-service staff. EVG also develops its own EVG 3D building system and digital tools for managing wire-production data.
Founded by childhood friends and bandmates Sean Feeney and Ben Popp in 2023, Evil Eye FX hand-builds guitar pedals one at a time in Philadelphia. The company grew from their shared habit of modding Boss pedals and channels their love of fantasy, role-playing games and vintage circuits into distinctive effects such as the Warg Fuzz. Every pedal carries a lifetime warranty, including for subsequent owners.
Evn makes cannabinoid wellness products, including cannabis gummies, in small batches built around balanced, functional formulas. Founded by CEO Josh Krumholz after cannabinoids helped him feel more centered, the company works closely with trusted farms and sources single-origin extracts for consistency. Its products are third-party tested and made in runs that can be as small as 100 bottles or jars.