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Cakes 2 Envy, LLC is a small-batch bakery centered on dense, buttery pound cakes and custom-designed celebration cakes. Its signature Kentucky Butter Pound Cake reflects the bakery’s traditional baking focus, while heart-shaped cakes receive distinctive layered shell borders, ruffled textures, and personalized edible details. The bakery also shares recipes and decorating tutorials for home bakers.
Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. produces fresh, specialty, and prepared egg-based foods, and describes itself as the largest egg company in the United States. Founded in Mississippi in 1957, it has grown from a single operation in Jackson into a nationwide producer, with operations spanning shell egg production, processing and packaging, and food manufacturing. Its prepared-foods business includes fully cooked egg products and breakfast foods.
For more than 30 years, Caldwell Corporation has been an Emporium, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for dependable, close-tolerance work for customers across the country. The company produces precision components and custom parts for industrial customers, including short- to medium-run work in metal or plastic.
Founded in 1942 to supply impregnated activated carbon for military protection, Pittsburgh-based Calgon Carbon Corporation manufactures activated carbon and related purification systems for liquid- and vapor-phase applications. Its carbon technologies serve more than 700 applications, while its reactivation program recycles spent carbon and its technical teams support treatment projects from the company’s Innovation Center and global network. Calgon Carbon employs approximately 1,750 people and has operated as a wholly owned Kuraray subsidiary since 2018.
Founded in 2013, Calibre Scientific develops and manufactures proprietary, custom and off-the-shelf solutions for specialized work in life sciences and diagnostics. Its technical teams support laboratories and pharmaceutical customers with products spanning areas such as protein science, clinical testing and agricultural biology, while the broader group’s portfolio includes more than 64 brands serving customers in 175 countries.
California Dream by AAC, based in Cincinnati, makes American-made original-equipment and custom-style automotive spoilers, including factory-style designs for vehicles such as the Ford Mustang. Each spoiler is assembled, inspected, and tested by hand, then finished with a computer-matched paint system in one of six down-draft booths. The company backs its spoilers with a three-year or 36,000-mile warranty, with a separate one-year warranty for LED lights.
Founded in 1989 by Richard W. Norton Jr., Callies Performance Products manufactures high-performance crankshafts, connecting rods and camshafts at its Fostoria, Ohio facility. The independently owned American manufacturer combines U.S. engineering with in-house finishing and quality control, including 100% inspection of its crankshafts. Through sister company Energy Manufacturing, Callies also supplies engine blocks for complete performance-engine builds.
Holistic veterinarian Pamela Fisher created Calm My Pet in North Canton, Ohio, where she handcrafts certified-organic, unscented vibrational essences and related calming products for dogs and cats. The company’s distinctive approach pairs veterinarian-formulated sprays with therapeutic music and aromatherapy, drawing on Fisher’s observations in holistic veterinary practice. A portion of proceeds supports the Rescue Animal MP3 Project, the nonprofit she founded in 2011 to bring calming music to shelter animals.
Established in 1981, Calorplast USA engineers corrosion-resistant plastic heat exchangers for demanding industrial processes, from chemical handling to livestock ventilation. The Milford-based company brings more than four decades of experience and thousands of completed projects to tailored heat-transfer systems designed for aggressive media, process purity, and difficult operating conditions. Its modular plastic approach also serves sensitive saltwater aquarium and aquafarming environments where metal-ion contamination is a concern.
Calvary Industries is a Fairfield, Ohio-based chemical manufacturer known for creating custom solutions around the specific needs of industrial customers. Its research and development team has formulated more than 2,500 chemical solutions, while the company also makes and processes customer-owned products to their specifications. Calvary supports those relationships with on-site technical help and a stated mission centered on customers, community, integrity, and stewardship.
Founded in 1932 as Radio Parts Company in the Pittsburgh area, CAM RPC Electronics is a component supplier and contract assembly and manufacturing partner. It supports small- to medium-sized production runs and has continued operating through its evolution from a local radio-parts supplier into a business serving industrial and regulated markets.
In Cleveland, CAM Tool & Engineering turns product designs into injection molds, dies, and machined parts, carrying projects from screen to finished component. The company has supplied specialized products since 2000 and brings more than 40 years of mold-making and machining experience to its full-service work. Its designers use the same software across the tool build to help create molds that run smoothly and allow for quick changes.
Founded in 1996 as a designer and manufacturer of headrest structures, Camaco has grown into a global supplier of engineered seating systems for the automotive industry. It designs, tests, validates, and manufactures seat structures and mechanisms, with operations spanning six countries and a workforce of 3,500 employees.
Founded in 1996 as a headrest-structure supplier, Camaco now designs, tests, validates and manufactures engineered seating structures and mechanisms for the global automotive industry. From its Farmington Hills headquarters, the company supports programs ranging from low-volume premium vehicles to high-volume global platforms through a footprint spanning six countries, 1.5 million square feet and roughly 3,500 employees. Camaco’s distinctive reach combines full-service engineering with vertically integrated manufacturing and its own Rebel Freight logistics division.
Cambria is a family-owned, American-made manufacturer of natural quartz surfaces, rooted in the Davis family’s dairy business heritage of more than 80 years. It operates an expanded 1-million-square-foot slab manufacturing facility in Le Sueur, Minnesota, where it makes quartz surfaces for residential and commercial spaces.
Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc. produces stable isotopes and stable isotope-labeled compounds, including labeled biochemical and organic compounds, gases, solvents, analytical standards, and cGMP products. Its manufacturing and isotope-separation operations support research, medical, pharmaceutical, electronics, semiconductor, OLED, nuclear medicine, and environmental applications.
Founded in 1982 by Dick and Peggy Knellinger in their home, Cambridge Packaging has grown into a southeastern Ohio manufacturer of custom corrugated boxes and distributor of packaging and shipping supplies. The family-run company now operates from a 134,000-square-foot Cambridge facility, producing more than 140 million square feet of corrugated material annually and serving the region for over 40 years. Its 75-plus employees support both packaging design and the manufacturing and shipping needs of local businesses.
Founded in 1979 by Dr. Eugene “Doc” Wainer, Cleveland-based Camcode develops and manufactures customized asset-tracking labels and tags built to remain readable in demanding environments. A division of employee-owned Horizons Incorporated, it operates a 50,000-square-foot U.S. manufacturing facility and supports customers worldwide, including defense programs requiring MIL-STD-130 identification. Camcode also provides on-site labeling, installation, data management and UID services, extending its role from label maker to asset-tracking partner.
Founded by security-industry veteran Brandon Beal, Cincinnati-based CameraShine makes cleaning systems that let technicians restore clear surveillance-camera footage safely from the ground. Its CameraShine PRO kit pairs specialized camera-cleaning tools and spray with an optional 24-foot extension pole, helping integrators and facility teams maintain cameras without ladders or lifts.