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Founded by Yvette Beohm Grubb in 2018, Knotty Pallet is a nationwide pallet and packaging provider that works with more than 500 manufacturers to build and manage customer-specific pallet programs. The Canton-based company stands out for pairing supply-chain management with recovery, repair, and recycling efforts that reduce waste and help manufacturers keep pallets moving. Knotty Pallet is WBENC-certified, a member of the National Wooden Pallet and Container Association, and a USDA BioPreferred® pallet provider.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2015 by Nisha Blackwell, Knotzland makes handmade fashion accessories from reclaimed and rescued textiles. Its locally crafted, one-of-a-kind bow ties extend the life of discarded fabrics, with production supported by a regional network of sewists and designers.
Knouse Foods is a grower-owned fruit cooperative founded in 1949, headquartered in Peach Glen, Pennsylvania. The company processes apples and other fruits into a range of products including apple sauce, apple butter, apple juice, and fruit fillings, sold under brands like Musselman's and Lucky Leaf. With over 100 family farms and three manufacturing plants, Knouse Foods serves retail, foodservice, and industrial customers across the U.S. and internationally.
Knowles is a global manufacturer known for developing high-performance electronic components for applications where reliability and compact design matter. Its work serves medical technology in particular, including life-critical implantable devices, while also supporting defense, industrial and electrification markets. The company maintains a global presence with facilities across North America, Europe and Asia.
Formed in 2014 by bringing together specialty manufacturers with more than 200 years of combined history, Knowles Precision Devices is known for engineering components for electronics where reliability cannot be compromised. Its work serves demanding applications such as medical implants and space systems, including equipment used on the International Space Station and Mars missions.
Knowles Precision Devices brings together specialty component makers with more than 200 years of combined history to manufacture high-performance capacitors, EMI filters and RF/microwave components. Its parts are built for demanding applications ranging from medical implants and electric vehicles to aerospace, defense and space systems, including equipment on the International Space Station and Mars rovers. The company’s DLI microwave business draws on more than 40 years of ceramic and thin-film manufacturing expertise for compact, temperature-stable RF devices.
Knowles Printing Services presents itself as a hometown print shop with local roots and strong ties to its community. Based in Kensington, Maryland, it helps businesses and organizations turn ideas into professional printed communications, with particular experience serving political campaigns.
Knuckle Down Coffee Co. is a locally owned and operated roastery in Norwich, New York, sourcing and roasting specialty coffee for the community. Its hometown roast, Tornado Valley, ties the coffee to Norwich’s purple pride and comes with a laser-engraved metal tag designed as a keepsake and coffee-journey marker.
Knucklehead Craft Brewing is a family-run Webster microbrewery that grew from two friends’ garage home-brewing project into a brewery and neighborhood gathering place. Opened in December 2014, it makes thoughtful, hand-crafted beers alongside a food menu, with the Dummer family carrying the business forward and treating customers and staff as part of the Knucklehead family. Community is central here, from face-to-face conversation at the bar to the welcoming atmosphere built around the brewery.
Ketron Wise founded ko-che in 2009 after developing body butters at home to help her son’s psoriasis and eczema. The minority-owned, woman-owned small business now creates small-batch, dermatologist-inspired skincare for dry and reactive skin, with particular attention to melanin-rich skin.
From its Bradford, Pennsylvania operation, KOA Speer Electronics makes the resistors and other passive components that regulate, sense, and protect electronic circuits. The company ships billions of resistors each month while reporting more than 99% on-time performance, and its engineering team collaborates with customers on new component solutions for automotive and industrial designs. KOA Speer is ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certified.
Koaxis manufactures small-diameter coaxial RF microwave cable assemblies and the connectors and cable that go into them, serving demanding test, defense and advanced-technology applications. Based in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, the company distinguishes itself with an online cable configurator that lets customers specify assemblies and order stocked components for shipment in as little as 48 hours. Koaxis also traces its evolution from 75-ohm RF connectors to 50-ohm, high-frequency and cryogenic solutions while keeping customer support direct and personal.
Founded in 1904, Kobayashi Healthcare International develops and makes targeted, nonprescription healthcare products that bring relief to common chronic and life-disrupting ailments. The company describes itself as a local pharmacist at heart, using precisely targeted formulations and quality ingredients across a 33-product portfolio addressing 20 conditions.
With more than a century of experience in the rubber and plastics industry, Kobelco Stewart Bolling is a Northeast Ohio manufacturer serving tire, rubber, and plastics producers worldwide. The Hudson company is also an original equipment manufacturer that helps extend the life of processing machinery through rebuilding and repair.
KOBOLD Instruments began with engineer Klaus J. Kobold’s vision in Germany in 1980 and opened its U.S. company in 1989. Today, its Pittsburgh operation combines German engineering with domestic manufacturing, producing approximately half of the company’s instrumentation in the United States and supporting industrial customers through in-house engineering. The company holds ISO 9001 certification and offers BABA-compliant products for government and infrastructure projects.
Since 1988, Koch Crystal Finishing has specialized in grinding, polishing, and restoring delicate infrared and laser optics, including spectrophotometer windows and custom optical components. Its anhydrous polishing process is designed for moisture-sensitive crystals, while custom HIPS packaging protects finished surfaces from contamination and damage during shipment. The Elyria company also offers repolishing for clouded or scratched windows and custom far-infrared work, supported by staff with more than 65 years of combined experience.
Privately held and employing more than 13,000 people, Koch Foods has built its identity as one of the United States’ largest integrated poultry processors. Its heritage is in foodservice, and its vertically integrated operation carries chicken from the farm through processing to customers, with retail presence under the Koch Foods and Oven Cravers names.
Koch Metal Spinning Co., Inc. manufactures precision spun metal products and provides hand and CNC metal spinning, machining, welding, aluminum heat treating, rolling, pressing, and finishing. It serves aerospace, medical, commercial, and semiconductor industries and works with aluminum, stainless steel, nickel, titanium, brass, copper, steel, and other metals.
Koch is a privately held global company whose businesses span manufacturing and other industries, and which acquires, creates, develops and invests in companies. Its operating companies produce goods ranging from paper products and glass to fertilizers, methanol and medical devices. Koch began as a small business in the American Midwest and is headquartered in Wichita, Kansas; it reports about 130,000 employees across more than 50 countries.
Established in 2001, Koch’s Custom Woodworking is a Northampton, Pennsylvania shop that designs, builds, and installs custom cabinetry and other woodwork for homes across the Lehigh Valley. The local, family-owned company is especially known for matching existing cabinets and taking on distinctive projects such as built-in wall units, reclaimed-wood bars, and mantels. Koch’s brings more than 20 years of experience to its work and backs custom projects with a one-year craftsmanship warranty.