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Since 2013, family-owned Caked Up Cafe has served New City with custom cakes and other celebration treats made to turn personal ideas into edible designs. Its gallery ranges from character and sports themes to sculpted cakes, while its signature sugar-covered streusel, Top of the Crumb, can be shipped nationwide.
Brooklyn-based Caladan builds automated bioreactor systems and software for high-throughput bioprocess development. Founded by Rob Jauquet and Mike Kobida, the company combines lab automation, advanced sensing and AI-oriented data tools in its Caladan 250 benchtop platform, which is designed for rapid strain screening and process optimization. Its team aims to connect experiments from benchtop development through production scale-up in one data-driven system.
Since 1993, Rome-based Calandra Racing Concepts has designed and manufactured radio-controlled model-car racing products, with a particular focus on pan cars. Founded by Frank Calandra Jr., the family-run operation includes Frank Sr. and Mark Calandra and works from a 10,000-square-foot facility with indoor carpet and outdoor dirt and asphalt test tracks. CRC’s Carpet Knife and MetriCKs cars have carried its U.S.-designed products to major national, European and IFMAR World Championship wins.
Calcutta Kitchens turns founder Aditi’s home-kitchen recipes into Indian simmer sauces, chutneys and other pantry goods, while serving prepared South Asian food from its 2022 storefront in Kingston’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Its sauces began with Makhani Tikka at a local farmers market and are now shipped to pantries and storefronts across America. The Kingston shop also offers dine-in meals, catering and cooking classes centered on the regional cuisines of India.
For more than 25 years, Caledonia Diesel has sold, rebuilt and exported trucks and heavy equipment from its Caledonia, New York operation, with condition reports and photos accompanying its equipment sales. Its 22-bay repair facility and in-house machine shop extend well beyond sales, handling engine and rear-end rebuilds, diesel fuel-system work and collision repairs. The company has delivered thousands of equipment units to U.S. and foreign ports and serves governments, businesses and individuals.
Since beginning as an agricultural initiative between a beekeeper and a brewer in 2011, Caledonia Spirits has distilled small-batch spirits in Vermont, including its honey-based Barr Hill Gin and whiskey made entirely from Vermont-grown and malted grains. The independent, distiller-owned producer connects cocktail culture to agriculture through local sourcing, partnerships with farms, and a strong focus on pollinator habitat and sustainable production. In 2019, it moved from Hardwick to a sustainably designed distillery in Montpelier.
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 1991 as Lucid Technologies, Caliber Imaging & Diagnostics designs and manufactures medical imaging systems that reveal tissue at the cellular level. Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, with manufacturing in Rochester, New York, the company developed its VivaScope suite of in-vivo confocal microscopes for clinical skin imaging and research. Its Rapid Cell ID technology and telepathology tools support near-real-time review and collaboration among physicians and scientists.
Born in a Hewlett, New York basement in 1964, Calico Cottage makes fudge ingredients and equipment while building the made-in-store fresh-fudge programs retailers use under their own brands. The Wurzel family business now operates from a 45,000-square-foot Amityville facility and supports retailers with a system refined over more than six decades. Calico is also the only manufacturer of fudge and nut ingredients identified on its site as holding Safe Quality Food certification, earning an “Excellent” rating from NSF International.
For more than two decades, Calient.AI has built pure photonic optical circuit switches that connect fiber networks without converting data from optical to electrical signals. Its S320 platform uses 3D MEMS technology for flexible, protocol-independent switching in data centers and service-provider networks, and the company has shipped more than 1 million ports. Executive Chairman and CEO Arjun Gupta has been associated with Calient since its inception.
Caliper Media, Inc. is a New York City print studio known for turning marketing concepts into physical creative work. It serves clients with projects that can move from print production through custom fabrication and installation, including branded displays and other campaign materials.
From its base in Tonawanda, New York, Calix Ceramic Solutions supplies and engineers advanced ceramic materials and components for demanding industrial applications. The company stands out for pairing ceramic engineering support—including material selection, failure analysis, and ceramic-to-metal integration—with an unusually broad materials portfolio. Calix also offers 3D-printed ceramics for intricate geometries and serves as a research collaborator with the University of Colorado Boulder, a relationship documented since 2019.
Founded by Peter Callanan in 1883 as an aggregate mining company, Callanan Industries supplies construction materials and performs paving and heavy-highway work across New York State. It serves public and private customers and is headquartered in Albany; the company has operated under CRH ownership since its 1985 acquisition through Oldcastle.
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.
Founded in Sweden in 2004 as Pharmalink AB, Calliditas Therapeutics develops and commercializes medicines for rare diseases, with an initial focus on kidney and liver disorders. The company pioneered the first treatment specifically designed for IgA nephropathy and markets TARPEYO in the United States, while partners commercialize related therapies in other regions.
Incorporated in New York in 1986, Caltex International Ltd. is a Syracuse-based manufacturer known for ecologically safe cleaning and restoration products. Its low-volume, low-pressure system supports a dealer network of more than 825 operators serving residential and commercial customers across the United States and Canada.
Since its founding in 1986, Caltronics has been a Southern California manufacturer focused on keeping circuit-board production in the United States. The company combines more than 30 years of engineering experience with in-house support for customers developing electronics, including flexible circuit boards for demanding applications. Caltronics is a minority-owned, economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
Founded by Donald and Peggy Corp in 1974, CAM Tyre & Welding Co Ltd is a Radstock manufacturer of precision-engineered components and bespoke products for customers across the UK. Still operating from its original South West England building, the family-run business combines in-house CNC engineering with a team-based approach that takes projects from prototype work through production. Its record of traceable quality and punctual delivery has earned repeat customers across a wide range of industries.
CAM-TECH Industries grew from a family garage operation founded by Tom Collier and Richard Vice in 1981 into a Fairport manufacturer known for tightly documented fasteners for demanding applications. The company now works from a 30,000-square-foot facility with 45 Davenport screw machines, and serves military and aerospace customers alongside commercial buyers. Its quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015.
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.