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Family-owned and operated since 1997, Jerico Plastic Industries custom-compounds color, recycled and specialty resins for North America’s rotational and injection molding markets. Founded by Steve and Brenda Copeland, the company has grown from a 40,000-square-foot Georgia plant to two U.S. production sites with combined extrusion-compounding capacity of 40 million pounds. Jerico remains closely tied to rotational molding, with second- and third-generation Copeland family members now part of its leadership and operations.
Family-owned Jerl Machine, founded by Bob Brossia in 1974, grew from a garage shop into a Perrysburg, Ohio manufacturer now guided by the company’s second and third generations. Its 80,000-square-foot facility serves industrial customers with precision machining and custom metalworking, backed by ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification. Jerl also preserves the Abbey Etna rotary swager tradition after acquiring that established line in 2002.
Family owned and operated since 1979, Jerome Stevens Pharmaceuticals manufactures prescription tablet and capsule formulations in the United States. The company moved from vitamins and over-the-counter preparations into prescription medicines in 1987, and in 2000 became the first company to receive FDA approval for a branded levothyroxine product, Unithroid®. Today, it continues to emphasize product quality over volume while producing billions of tablets.
Family-owned since 1945 and led by its third generation since the mid-1990s, Jerpbak-Bayless Company is a more than seven-decade-old manufacturer serving OEM customers in heavy industry. Its Solon, Ohio, operation is over 60% women-owned and has supplied parts for the U.S. Navy’s nuclear program, including components featured on the USS Nautilus.
Jerr-Dan, LLC designs, engineers, and builds towing and recovery equipment for the towing industry. The company says it has served the industry for 50 years and is part of Oshkosh Corporation. Its equipment is built for recovery, loading, and transport work under demanding conditions.
For more than 70 years, Jerry Miller Shoes has brought skilled shoemaking to a historic Buffalo factory, where craftsmen use modern digital tools without losing the hands-on character of the work. The company is known for custom-molded footwear made for people whose feet do not fit conventional shoes, with each pair shaped around an individual patient’s needs.
A third-generation produce shipper with three generations and 80 years in the New York metropolitan produce industry, Jerry Shulman Produce specializes in Long Island potatoes, packing its Jerry’s Pride label at the family-owned Cutchogue facility. The company says it is Long Island’s only independent potato packer and the only facility there with USDA GAP/GHP certification. Since 2011, it has also supplied local produce to Long Island school districts through its Farm to School program.
For more than 50 years, Cincinnati-based Jerry Tools has manufactured hydraulic workholding equipment and custom arbors, chucks, and inspection fixtures for demanding industrial applications. Its hydraulic designs conform to imperfect or out-of-round locating surfaces while maintaining normal accuracy of 0.0002 inch TIR, and the company supplies specialized tooling systems to major manufacturers worldwide. Jerry Tools also makes Jetnut hydraulic nuts, including lighter aluminum versions that reduce handling weight by 60 percent.
Since 1949, Pittsburgh’s Jersey Chrome Plating Company has specialized in industrial hard chrome plating and precision grinding for metal components—not decorative work for cars or household goods. Still owned by the Jersey family and led by veteran and Marine officer Alan Jersey, the company combines a closely held plating tradition with in-house machining, grinding and finishing. Its work includes demanding nuclear and defense specifications, and the company maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
A privately owned Pennsylvania manufacturer founded in 1938, Jersey Shore Steel is now in its third generation of family ownership. The company is known for hands-on service and American-made production, with nearly 225 employees supporting its rail-steel operation and custom fabrication work for customers worldwide.
Family-owned since 1992, JES Foods develops and custom-processes food ingredients for manufacturers, wholesalers, and food-service companies. Its Celina facility, operating under USDA inspection since 1996, handles cooking and roasting alongside custom recipe work, including processed fruits and vegetables and proprietary blends. The company is SQF certified and supports organic and kosher production.
Founded in 1998, New York-based JESCO Lighting Group designs and supplies contemporary, architectural LED lighting fixtures for commercial, retail, institutional and residential spaces. From its Port Washington headquarters and distribution center, plus a California operation, the company has grown from track and downlighting into a broad lighting source known for early adoption of LED technology, including its no-pixel NPX flexible linear systems. JESCO also provides layout assistance and technical support to help turn lighting specifications into workable installations.
Jess Crate Furniture grew out of Barbara and Steve Silver’s Philadelphia textile business before the couple acquired a North Carolina factory and launched the company on August 9, 2006. Today, its Mt. Gilead operation handcrafts American-made furniture for high-use institutional environments, with a factory-direct approach and the ability to match existing pieces or finishes. The company’s work is built around practical longevity for facilities such as camps and dormitories.
Jet Action Inc. is an Elma, New York, print and marketing company serving businesses with commercial materials and promotional support. It also handles custom projects and provides warehousing and reordering assistance for customers who need ongoing access to their materials.
Founded by Joe Schmitt in Columbus in 1977, Jet Container Company designs and manufactures custom corrugated boxes, protective packaging, and shipping containers. What began as a four-person operation selling boxes from a car now operates from a 275,000-square-foot facility and produces more than 250 million square feet of packaging annually. Still led by members of the Schmitt family alongside partner Richard Prohl, the company combines large-scale production with the personal service of a family-owned business.
From its Cleveland manufacturing base, Jet Dock Systems makes specialized floating boat lifts and drive-on docking systems for watercraft ranging from personal watercraft to large boats. The company says it invented drive-on docking, and its patented modular design lets owners reconfigure or expand portable docks for changing water levels and demanding marine conditions. Jet Dock also operates a facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and distributes through dealers around the world.
Since 1955, Jet Inc. has designed and manufactured onsite wastewater treatment systems for homes and commercial properties, building its reputation around biological treatment rather than conventional septic tanks. Cleveland-based founder David S. MacLaren patented the company’s original residential aerator while working with his father, and Jet continues that inventive streak with its patented BATA® media and commercial plants for locations beyond sewer lines. A distributor network supports installation, maintenance, and factory training for Jet systems.
Jet Machine, a division of Wulco, Inc., is a long-established Cincinnati manufacturer known for supplying armor components to military platforms and precision parts to demanding industrial customers. Its work is carried out across dedicated machining and welding facilities, supported by a documented quality system and ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Since its founding in 1994, Jet Parts Engineering has built its identity around solving hard-to-source aircraft-component problems from its Seattle headquarters. The company works with airlines and MRO organizations, developing FAA-approved alternatives that help reduce maintenance costs and aircraft downtime.
Founded in 1994 to engineer alternatives for hard-to-source aircraft components, Seattle-based Jet Parts Engineering develops FAA-approved PMA parts, custom DER repairs, and aircraft component MRO solutions. Its engineering-led approach is built around helping airlines and maintenance organizations reduce costs, shorten lead times, and keep aircraft in service. The company has expanded through a network of specialized aviation businesses, including repair stations and parts providers across the United States and internationally.