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Bunker Hill Cheese makes artisan cheeses in Ohio’s Amish country, carrying forward a cheesemaking tradition established at the company in 1935. Its history includes Swiss-trained master cheesemaker John (Hans) Dauwalder, who came to the United States in the 1920s, and a family-owned era in which the business became a wholesale manufacturer serving clients across North America. Ownership transitioned in 2024, and the current team says it is continuing the brand’s cheesemaking traditions.
Bunker's Mill Winery grew from Jerry N.'s long-running passion for winemaking, which he describes as “a hobby run amok,” into a Cardington gathering place rooted in the community's mill history. Jerry makes the wine on site in a building that has served many local purposes, while winery manager Rick M. brings more than a decade of restaurant and winery management experience to the tasting-room welcome. The winery also offers free personalized labels for bottles intended as gifts or keepsakes.
Bunting Bearings, LLC manufactures, stocks, and distributes bronze bearings, cast materials, powdered metal bearings, and related bearing products. Its stated capabilities include in-house casting, CNC machining, and design, serving agriculture, construction, marine, and heavy equipment markets.
Buoyant Brands Inc., doing business as Buoyant Chocolates & Confections, is a Cleveland, Ohio-based maker of premium chocolate and confections. Its kitchen-crafted sweets are known for bold, memorable flavors, with signature bon bons made in Cleveland. Through its Monarch Co-Manufacturing Services division, the company also develops and manufactures chocolate and confectionery products for other businesses.
Serving aerospace and defense customers since 1966, Burke Products is a registered Small Disadvantaged Business known for turning demanding custom work into finished production from its Xenia, Ohio operation. The company has made more than 22,000 custom products and is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1924 by inventor Bern Dibner, BURNDY manufactures electrical connectors, grounding products, wire-management systems, and tooling for utility and electrical applications. Now headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, the company operates two U.S. manufacturing sites and one in Mexico, and remains known for the universal connector that launched its business without soldering or welding. BURNDY also supports custom connector work through engineering teams and serves customers worldwide as part of Hubbell Electrical Systems.
Family-owned and operated since 1917, Burns Machine Company is an Ottawa, Illinois manufacturer known for carrying American manufacturing traditions into complex OEM work. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports projects from prototype through production, with an ISO 9001:2015 quality system guiding the work.
Founded in 1961 by Irmgard and Hubert Burster, burster remains based in Gernsbach, where its 150 employees develop German-made precision measurement technology. The company serves more than 8,000 industrial customers in 55 countries and is known for adapting measurement solutions to demanding production needs, backed by an ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory.
Founded in 1983 and woman-owned since 2015, Burton Industries is a Mentor, Ohio, manufacturer known for solving difficult procurement needs with disciplined, precision-focused production. Its two facilities provide more than 64,000 square feet of capacity for automotive, aerospace and industrial customers, with CNC machining and specialized support for legacy hydraulic systems. Burton is certified to IATF 16949:2016, AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Burton Metal Finishing, Inc. provides metal finishing and powder coating services, including aluminum anodizing, hard coat anodizing, non-chromate conversion coating, zinc plating, zinc phosphate, media blasting, and spray coating. The submitted source context states that it serves military, commercial, architectural, and residential industries.
Since 1918, family-owned Burwinkel Farms has grown fresh produce at its Southwest Ohio farm and delivers it daily to neighborhood roadside stands across the tri-state area. Now a third-generation operation with the fourth generation helping out, the Ross-based farm is especially known locally for sweet corn picked every day and for its fall family activities, including corn mazes and a pick-your-own pumpkin patch.
Founded in Ohio in 1977, Buschman manufactures custom metering rods and rod holders that help paper mills and converters apply coatings with control and consistency. The Cleveland company developed the grooved metering rod and still makes its products entirely in-house, from coil steel through precision finishing. Its grooved rods are backed by a certification program involving more than 30 quality checks, while its Advanced Manufacturing Practicum gives Cleveland-area high school students paid, hands-on training in machining, engineering and industrial maintenance.
Since 1982, Bushtec has built pull-behind motorcycle trailers in Jacksboro, Tennessee, along with the hitches and parts that keep them on the road. Its trailers are hand-built in a 50,000-square-foot U.S. facility and stand out for true air-ride suspension, a proprietary sport chassis, and custom details such as color-matched finishes. Bushtec also maintains a Special Projects Team for one-off paint, graphics, wheel, and interior work.
Busken Bakery is a family-run Cincinnati retail bakery that has baked fresh goods since 1928, when Joe Busken Sr. and Daisie began the business. Now in its fourth generation, the company operates stores and a central bakery, producing baked goods for its retail locations and grocery partners; its history and current offerings prominently feature cakes, cookies, and donuts.
Founded by a family in 2004, Columbus-based busSTRUT manufactures a prewired steel busway system that combines power distribution, lighting, data, and décor support in one overhead framework. Its 12-gauge system is built for adaptable commercial spaces, with criss-cross intersections and open-slot access that let fixtures and connections move as layouts change. busSTRUT also provides project-specific installation drawings and turn-key cost support, and its busway is listed to UL 857 standards.
In Salem, Ohio, Butech Bliss designs and builds heavy-duty equipment for rolling mills, coil processing, and other metal-processing operations. The company brings together Bliss’s roughly 135-year heritage in rolling mill machinery with Butech, founded by John Buta in 1985; its three Salem facilities include more than 95 machining centers. Butech Bliss is also known for patented scrap-chopper technology and supports equipment in the field, including through its HAGC cylinder service program at a 400,000-square-foot Technology Center.
For more than 20 years, ButtKicker Haptics has been known for tactile feedback technology that lets people feel the low-frequency effects behind simulated and recorded experiences. Based in Westerville, Ohio, the company develops haptic transducers for gaming and home entertainment, with its HaptiConnect software extending that experience for sim racing and flight simulation.
Buurma Farms is a multigenerational fresh-produce grower and packer, cultivating vegetables across nearly 2,500 acres in Ohio and Michigan. Founded by Dutch immigrant Frans Buurma in 1896, the privately held family operation remains owned by 12 Buurma family members and ships more than two million packages annually. Its vertically integrated farms maintain traceability from seed through shipment and operate under independent third-party food-safety audits.
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Founded in 1946, Buyers Products Company designs and manufactures truck, trailer, and snow-and-ice equipment, having grown from a modest truck-parts distributor into a truck-equipment manufacturer. Its engineering, manufacturing, and assembly operations are based in the USA, and it produces equipment such as truck tool boxes and SnowDogg plows for work-truck and winter-maintenance use.