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After seven years coordinating high-visibility productions at The Walt Disney Company, Katherine Ruggieri brings a professional costumer’s discipline to her independent fashion practice. For 15 years, she has developed made-by-hand apparel for people who need clothing to move, perform, or stand out, with fit and practical construction guiding the work. Her Kent State fashion design training, including study in Florence, complements a portfolio that ranges from community parade collections to theatrical recreations.
Katon Printing Corporation is a Baltimore-area firm founded in the Fells Point neighborhood in 2000 by President Mike Schmelyun, whose family connection to a local sand and gravel business inspired the company’s name and community-minded outlook. Since establishing its in-house press operation in 2006, Katon has served organizations ranging from local businesses to national institutions with custom print production and design support.
Katz Americas makes custom and pre-made pulp-board coasters, describing its coaster production as an in-house operation that spans pulp-board production through special finishes. The company says it has been making coasters since 1979 and also offers blank coasters and made-to-order designs for promotional and personal use.
Founded in 2006 after Mrs. Katz began baking for her two celiac children, Katz Gluten Free has grown from a home-kitchen experiment into a Mountainville, New York bakery making indulgent gluten-free baked goods. Its dedicated facility produces treats designed for people managing multiple food intolerances, with products certified gluten-, dairy-, sesame- and nut-free. Katz also provides certified gluten-free contract manufacturing and private-label support for other allergen-friendly baked-goods brands.
Founded in an Indianapolis garage by Art and Allan “Biff” Kauffman in 1973, Kauffman Engineering designs and manufactures custom wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and related electrical solutions. The company has grown from that single location into four manufacturing sites across the United States and Mexico, supporting applications from agricultural machinery to medical equipment. Its in-house engineering, tooling, testing, and production capabilities are backed by a quality system certified to ISO 9001.
Since brothers Steve and Richard Kauffman opened its doors in 1992, Kauffman’s Country Bakery has grown from one mixer and an oven into a 20-to-25-person bakery making homemade goods in Ohio’s Amish Country. Amish women make the baked goods, with family recipes still shaping specialties such as German Stollen Bread, which the bakery now produces year-round. Its Millersburg shop also combines a café with Amish bulk foods and country souvenirs, making it a regular stop for locals and visitors alike.
Since 1946, Kaufman Engineered Systems has designed and built complete end-of-line automation, including FANUC robotic systems, stretch wrappers and custom material-handling equipment. Based in Waterville, Ohio, the family-owned manufacturer evolved from making heat-treat furnaces and shrink ovens into a single-source designer, manufacturer and integrator serving production lines nationwide. Kaufman maintains in-house mechanical, electrical and robotic engineering, fabrication, installation and 24/7 emergency support.
Founded in 1963 by Irvin and Carol Kaufman, Kaufman Products manufactures concrete construction, repair, and restoration materials in its own American factory. The family-owned company has grown from a marketing firm into a maker of more than 200 products, with its brand approved for highway and infrastructure work across the United States. Kaufman also emphasizes lower-impact manufacturing, using recycled or reconditioned packaging and waste-stream materials in selected formulations.
Founded by sleep-deprived parents Kayla and Phillip Ma, KawaBaby Co. makes a co-sleeper designed to help babies and parents sleep better. The company’s family-centered mission is to support healthier families and the communities around them.
KAWAJUN USA brings Japanese design and precision manufacturing to architectural hardware, interior furnishings, and hospitality accessories for commercial spaces. Its work pairs long-developed hardware expertise with traditional Kyoto craft, including project-based solutions that reinterpret techniques such as Kyo Kumiko and Nishijin-ori for contemporary interiors. The company supports projects through a global production network and maintains more than 600 pending patents and utility models across the KAWAJUN business.
Founded in 1906, Kawneer manufactures architectural aluminum systems for building design and construction. Its North American operations produce facade and building-envelope products, including curtain wall systems, and provide technical and design support for projects. The company describes its work as advancing modern architectural design while emphasizing responsible manufacturing and sustainable construction.
Since 1991, family-owned Kay Berry has handcrafted weatherproof cast-stone garden décor and memorial pieces at its Saxonburg, Pennsylvania studios. Its artisans work from actual stone originals using methods developed in ancient Rome, producing more than 450 verse-centered designs made in the USA for gardens, gifts, and remembrance. The company also provides free memorials through programs honoring community service members and families affected by tragic loss.
Kay Foods develops and produces clean-label, plant-forward ready-to-eat foods for K–12 schools, foodservice operations and retail shoppers. Its retail program, established in 2018, offers more than 20 value-added frozen foods, while its newer school-meal program focuses on kid-approved favorites designed for practical cafeteria preparation. The company’s fully vegetarian products are certified kosher and halal.
Founded in Toledo in 1945 by Joseph and Verna Kay, Kay Toledo Tag manufactures custom tags and labels, along with related commercial printing, for customers worldwide. The family-operated company is now in its third generation and grew from specialty tag work into a 100,000-square-foot operation, with capabilities that include difficult finishing jobs and oversized tags. Kay Toledo Tag remains known for producing application-specific identification and tracking pieces across a wide range of industries.
Born during America’s Industrial Revolution, Kaydon Ring and Seal engineers and manufactures rings and seals for demanding equipment in oil and gas, gas compression, aerospace, and diesel locomotive applications. The Hanover, Pennsylvania company is particularly distinctive for its carbon-seal expertise and patented Tapered Lift Ramp geometry, as well as repair support for compressor seals. Its aerospace quality system includes ISO 9001, AS9100D, and NADCAP process approvals.
Kaye makes thermal validation systems and environmental-monitoring equipment for life-science operations, including systems used to validate critical processes such as sterilization. Its LabWatch IoT platform continuously monitors and records critical GxP data, while its validation equipment supports regulated pharmaceutical and biotechnology workflows. Kaye’s calibration facilities span the Americas, Europe, and Asia, with laboratory accreditations including ISO/IEC 17025.
Founded by engineer Deepti Brambl and toxicologist Wells Brambl, Kaylaan makes toothpaste tablets and other plastic-free oral-care products at its FDA-compliant manufacturing plant in New York. The woman-owned, certified B Corporation developed its tablets during the pandemic as a cleaner alternative to conventional toothpaste tubes, packaging them in reusable tins with compostable refills. Kaylaan says its products have diverted more than 100,000 toothpaste tubes from landfills.
Since Ed Kays opened its doors in Marshall, Missouri, in 1980, Kays Engineering has grown from a one-person welding and repair shop into a 60-plus-employee manufacturer known for precision deep-hole drilling machinery. The company builds made-to-order equipment in its 50,000-square-foot plant, with in-house machining and final testing supporting customers in industries such as aerospace and automotive around the world.
Born from a Wisconsin grain-and-feed business, Kaytee Products, Inc. makes food and care products for pet birds, small animals, and wild birds. Based in Chilton, the company has focused on bird and small-animal nutrition since the 1920s and traces its roots to 1866, with more than 150 years of experience behind its species-specific diets and care products. Kaytee is also identified as a Veterinarian Recommended brand and supports bird projects through its Avian Foundation.