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In a small-town Pennsylvania operation, Calicutts Spice Co. sources, grinds, and hand-mixes spice blends designed to make everyday cooking more flavorful. Its name nods to Calicut, India—the historic “City of Spices”—while its products are made in small batches without preservatives or additives. The company also operates The Pantry, a physical shop and community space where visitors can explore its blends alongside thoughtfully chosen pantry goods.
At Highland Farm in Honesdale, Calkins Creamery turns milk from its own registered Holstein herd into small-batch artisan cheese, including raw-milk wheels aged in a former underground wine cave. The creamery is part of a sixth-generation family farm established in 1841, with cheesemaker and owner Emily Montgomery carrying the farm’s tradition into products such as its award-winning Noble Road Brie and distinctive Vampire Slayer. Its cheeses have earned recognition from the American Cheese Society, the Pennsylvania Farm Show, and the World Championship Cheese Contest.
Founded in Belgium in 1911, Callebaut makes chocolate and related ingredients for chefs and artisans around the world. Its Wieze Chocolate Academy, operating since 1988 on the grounds of Barry Callebaut’s largest chocolate factory, extends that craft through chef-led training, practical courses and online learning for chocolate professionals at every level.
Calliari’s Bakery & Italian Deli is a family-owned bakery and Italian grocery known for its Italian bread, deli sandwiches, and house-made specialties. Alongside a full range of Italian pantry goods, the store prepares hot panini and its signature meatballs, made with four cheeses and sold cooked or frozen. Its famous bread can also be shipped anywhere in the United States.
Caltech Manufacturing is a woman-owned precision machine shop in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, producing metal fabrications and assemblies through an integrated in-house operation. With almost two decades in business, the family-founded company combines CNC machining and laser processing with AWS D1.1-certified welding, inspection, and turn-key assembly. Its products are made in the United States.
Calvaresi Winery produced quality small-batch wines in Bernville, Pennsylvania, growing from Tom Calvaresi’s 1981 home winery in a Reading row house into a destination on the Berks County Wine Trail. After Shannon Birosik acquired the winery in 2014, it continued as a family business under the Soaked Wines brand, known for award-winning wines and a casual country setting. Calvaresi Winery has since closed its doors.
As a 100% veteran-owned, nationwide company, Calvex brings 25 years of combined experience to the scientific community. Led by former U.S. Navy Nuclear Electronics Technician Joe Thompson, it is known for supporting regulated facilities with controlled environmental chambers and the technical services that keep them compliant.
With roots in Hanover, Pennsylvania, dating to 1910, CAM Innovation is a century-old American machine builder known for serving the electric motor industry. Its custom machinery supports motor manufacturers and repair shops worldwide, including customers in more than 60 countries, while a 50,000-square-foot Hanover facility carries projects from engineering through production. CAM also provides installation and training for the equipment it builds.
For more than 45 years, CAM Millwork has remained a close, family-run manufacturer serving commercial and retail customers from its Easton, Pennsylvania, facility. Its 32,000-square-foot operation is known for turning client ideas into custom point-of-purchase displays and casework, with production built around AWI quality standards and in-house project coordination.
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.
Built in Pennsylvania and assembled in the USA, CAM Superline manufactures heavy-duty trailers for equipment hauling, commercial work, and demanding jobsites. Its lineup includes the commercial-grade BEAST series, with rugged steel construction, precision welding, and specialized designs for high-capacity hauling. CAM backs its trailers with a five-year limited frame warranty and lifetime LED lighting coverage through an authorized dealer network.
Camber Spine Technologies develops surgeon-designed medical devices for minimally invasive and minimally disruptive treatment of complex spinal conditions. Based just outside Philadelphia, the company combines 3D printing with its ENZA® and SPIRA® implant platforms and has developed a patented OLIF system for oblique access to the lumbar spine. Its 27,000-square-foot facility includes a mechanical test lab, prototype shop and double cadaver lab, and the company is an ISO 13485-certified medical device manufacturer.
The Cambria County Association for the Blind and Handicapped, Inc. manufactures CAB Products and CAB Solar while providing vision, rehabilitation, and employment services to people with disabilities in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Its manufacturing operations produce cable-management and safety goods and include custom sewing and assembly at its facilities in Ebensburg and Johnstown. Product sales help support services for more than 500 people with disabilities.
With more than 30 years in the field, Cambria Systems Inc. designs and integrates industrial automation and electrical control systems for industrial, commercial, and municipal customers. The Sidman, Pennsylvania company handles projects from engineering and programming through installation and control-panel fabrication, including new systems and retrofits. Cambria is a Rockwell Automation Recognized System Integrator and a Wonderware Registered System Integrator Partner, with UL 508A and UL 698A certifications for industrial control panels, including hazardous-location applications.
For more than two decades, Cambridge Scales has built weighing equipment in Western Chester County, Pennsylvania, with a later expansion into Western Maryland. The company’s service-bench experience shapes its distinctive approach: scales are deliberately over-built and engineered for convenient calibration and maintenance access. Cambridge Scales supports its products with a team reporting more than 100 years of combined experience.
Cambridge-Lee Industries LLC is a copper-focused manufacturer and distributor serving Plumbing, HVAC, Construction, Industrial, and OEM markets. A leader in the copper industry since 1939, it operates a manufacturing complex near Reading, Pennsylvania, with a refinery, multiple casting furnaces, three tube mills, and a 90,000-square-foot distribution center. The company integrates manufacturing and distribution and also distributes globally from warehouse locations across the USA and Canada.
Camco Manufacturing is Bradford County’s largest machine shop, producing close-tolerance, intricate components for applications ranging from satellites and military systems to medical devices and industrial equipment. Its Sayre operation employs more than 90 people and combines extensive CNC machining capacity with on-site inspection and calibration through its ISO 17025-certified laboratory, Zuggo Metrology. Camco is certified to AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Cameron Auto is a production trade enterprise specializing in food packaging paper products manufacturing and import/export trade. The company has over 20 years of experience and has become a leader in the food packaging paper products field in China and Asia.
Founded by Sam Camerota in 1960, Camerota Truck Parts remanufactures and distributes truck drivetrain components while providing repair, diagnostics, installation, and driveline services across the Northeast. Still family-owned and operated, the company has grown from a scrap recycling and used-parts yard into an eight-location business with more than 200 employees and a large off-highway operation. Its Enfield headquarters holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for drivetrain remanufacturing and distribution.
Since 1961, family-owned Camman Lighting has handcrafted made-to-order architectural and custom lighting fixtures in Pennsylvania. What began as a small business designing church lighting now serves projects ranging from houses of worship to campuses and corporate spaces, using an engineer-to-order process that keeps its team closely involved from concept through production. Camman is BAA-certified and builds its fixtures in America, with custom work available when standard products fall short.