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What began as Rob Benfield’s home winemaking project for his wife and friends has grown into a family winery in Swanton, Ohio, producing distinctive wines from grapes sourced from California. Benfield Wines now makes its wines in the restored 1896 Pilliod Opera House, a 9,000-square-foot landmark that also houses its tasting room and event space. The family’s hands-on approach shows in its playful fruit wines as well as its traditional varietal bottlings.
Founded by John Benko in 1983, Benko Products manufactures industrial heating, furnace, material-handling and workplace-safety equipment, with a particular identity built around its Sahara Hot Box drum-warming ovens. From its Sheffield Village, Ohio facility, the company makes its products in the USA and has expanded through acquisitions including GREEN Access & Fall Protection and Robbins Industrial Furnace Co. (RIFCO). Benko’s custom-built equipment serves industrial manufacturers with solutions ranging from drum warming to large-scale process heating and fall protection.
In Lebanon, Ohio, Benner’s Woodworking builds custom furniture and cabinets by pairing classic 18th- and 19th-century reproduction techniques with modern shop equipment. Founded by Mike Benner after he and Chris Benner trained under a foremost American cabinetmaker, the company is known for solid hardwood pieces joined with traditional mortise-and-tenon and dovetail construction, including its distinctive Windsor chairs. Each piece is carefully matched, assembled and finished by hand so the character of the wood remains part of the furniture’s story.
Founded in 1991, Bennett and Bennett, Inc. is a Yellow Springs company known for more than three decades of technical support in contamination control and electrostatic protection. Its engineers help sensitive manufacturing and laboratory operations maintain controlled environments, with custom guidance available when standard solutions do not fit.
Winemaker Benny Bucci opened Benny Vino Urban Winery in 2010, first in Cleveland’s Perry Village and now on a 7.5-acre parcel along the Grand River in Geneva’s Grand River Valley. Drawing on enology training and experience in local winery cellars, Bucci crafts wines from regional and imported grapes in a destination that pairs a home-style atmosphere with scenic views and live weekend entertainment. The winery was named Cleveland’s Best Urban Winery by Cleveland Magazine in its first year.
Born from a love of coffee in 2011, Bent Tree Coffee Roasters is a small-batch artisan roaster in historic downtown Kent, Ohio. It sources high-quality Arabica green beans, roasts them in-house, and serves them fresh at its café, where visitors can watch the weekday roasting process. Bent Tree also operates an annex roastery for wholesale and grocery partners, with organic certification through OEFFA and weekly coffee cupping to monitor quality.
Established in 1942, Bentley World-Packaging grew from a Milwaukee construction company into an industrial packaging and supply-chain partner for manufacturers, handling large parts, high volumes and complex requirements. Its work spans custom wood packaging and military packing alongside warehousing, inventory management and distribution, supported by five facilities in Wisconsin and Maryland totaling more than 500,000 square feet. Bentley is also known for its patented, reusable SnapCrate system and has received the Presidential “E Award” for supporting United States exports.
With more than 50 years of experience, Benvic develops and manufactures highly customized thermoplastic compounds and alternative polymer solutions for products ranging from cables and tubing to medical supplies. Headquartered in Dijon, France, the independent European PVC compounder operates eight production facilities across the EU, the UK and the United States. Its ChemMed division produces certified medical-grade compounds at IQ/OQ/PQ-certified facilities near Chesapeake, Virginia, while the wider group supports customers with testing, engineering and co-design services.
Beontag is a global manufacturer of graphic and label materials and RFID and IoT enablers, with more than 12 facilities and a presence in over 60 countries. Its manufacturing business includes pressure-sensitive materials and smart tags, supported by research and development and facilities across multiple regions.
Beontag makes graphic and label materials alongside RFID and IoT enablers that identify products and connect physical items to digital systems. From its global network of more than nine industrial facilities, the company serves customers in over 60 countries and employs more than 2,000 people. Its RFID work ranges from rugged rail-asset tags to TireTag Gen4, developed with Michelin for tire traceability through the product lifecycle.
Founded in Akron in 1953 by J.L. Beringer, Beringer Plating provides metal plating and surface finishing for manufacturers across Ohio and surrounding states. The company grew from a father-and-son operation into a shop serving more than 100 accounts, with Bruce Hogie becoming full owner in 2023 after more than 20 years with the business. Beringer combines manual and automated production lines with in-house laboratory water treatment and salt spray testing, and reports a typical seven- to 10-day lead time.
Founded in 1929 as a screen-printing shop, Berlekamp Plastics now makes American-made molded plastic promotional products, custom nameplates and raised-graphic plaques. The company was an early pioneer in injection-molded promotional goods and today remains known for distinctive custom designs, including logo-shaped bag tags and motorcycle kickstand pads. In 2024, longtime employees Brian Smith and Chris Gilbert purchased the business from Ken and Sandy Berlekamp, carrying its nearly century-old manufacturing legacy forward.
In the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country, Berlin Gardens manufactures handcrafted outdoor poly furniture, along with structures that extend living spaces beyond the house. Its furniture is made in Berlin, Ohio, using poly lumber with 95% recycled content, while traditional skills are paired with advanced machinery and careful hand-finishing. The company’s faith-centered approach and attention to consistent details helped earn it the 2025 ICFA Manufacturer of the Year award.
In Ohio’s Amish Country, Berlin Natural Bakery makes small-batch spelt breads and baked goods by hand, with its old-fashioned sourdough fermented for at least 24 hours. The family acquired the bakery in 1997, and third-generation twins Nicole and Nick now carry forward its focus on organic, minimally processed ingredients and simple recipes. Its organic spelt flour is stone-ground on demand, and the bakery’s products remain Non-GMO Project Verified.
In Millersburg, Berlin Plastics extrudes custom continuous profiles for the polyethylene and PVC industries, serving applications from poly furniture to windows and doors. The Holmes County operation grew out of Unique Plastics, which was locally owned and operated for more than 30 years before Berlin Gardens acquired the facility in January 2022. As a division of Berlin Gardens, it also brings a poly-furniture manufacturer’s practical grounding to its extrusion work and can reuse ground scrap in many products.
Founded in Saint-Étienne in 1925, BERNARD BONNEFOND designs and manufactures specialized electrotechnical equipment, notably VARIVOLT variable-voltage transformers and low-speed alternators. Its history began with repairing electrical machines and transformers before expanding into manufacturing, and the company now supports industrial power applications with equipment renovation and custom electrical connections through its Amppelec subsidiary. In its centenary year, the company reports more than 2,000 VARIVOLT units and over 100 alternators in service worldwide.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1948 as a small perfume-filling operation, Bernard Laboratories now provides contract formulation, blending, filling and packaging for industrial and consumer products. Third-generation Piper family ownership continues the company’s evolution, with turnkey work spanning confidential formula mixing through finished packaging, warehousing and distribution. Bernard is particularly suited to difficult products and custom formats, including viscous or flammable formulas in collapsible tubes and specialty containers.
Since its founding in 1921, Berndes has been a German cookware maker rooted in the Sauerland region. Known for introducing a non-stick aluminum cooking utensil in 1950, the company continues to produce durable cookware in controlled German facilities and has served U.S. customers through Range Kleen since 2009.
Launched in Cincinnati in 2023, BERPL Technologies provides managed software development and business-process support for companies seeking practical ways to use technology more effectively. Its roots reach back to the custom technology team School Outfitters formed in 2004, including a homegrown ERP system launched in 2005 and systems that later handled more than $1 billion in transactions. BERPL is employee-owned and operated, bringing that operating experience to clients through a deliberately long-term, people-first approach.
Founded in 1982, Berran Industrial Group designs and builds custom machinery and automation systems alongside its Eagle line of packaging equipment. Its hands-on engineering team brings more than 100 years of combined experience, supported by an in-house machine shop with CNC and water-jet equipment. Berran also keeps more than 300 packaging machine varieties in stock in a warehouse exceeding 40,000 square feet, giving customers a single source for equipment and ongoing support.