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Kraum is a New York City beauty brand known for brushes handmade in Kumano, Japan. Its tools are designed to give both professional makeup artists and people applying makeup themselves more control and precision, with each brush head hand-crimped to its handle for lasting construction.
After 50 years serving tooling manufacturers and manufacturing customers, Kraus Company is retiring and closing its business. The company supplied specialized press brake dies to metal-fabrication operations and stopped taking orders after announcing its closure in 2024.
Kraus USA Plumbing LLC designs kitchen and bathroom sinks, faucets, and related accessories with a focus on bringing distinctive design and practical functionality into everyday homes. Its workstation sink system is especially notable, using an integrated ledge to turn the sink into a prep area with sliding accessories such as cutting boards and drying racks. The company also offers select products made with reclaimed ocean-bound plastic and maintains plumbing certifications including IAPMO, EPA WaterSense, ADA compliance, and lead-free markings.
Kravet LLC is a fifth-generation, family-owned interior furnishings company that supplies the trade with materials and furnishings for complete design schemes. In business for more than a century, it brings together six design brands, including its flagship Kravet line and Lee Jofa, while offering custom capabilities and rapid access to stocked products. The company is also known for collaborations such as Lee Jofa’s pattern collections with husband-and-wife designers Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of Carrier and Company Interiors.
Since Rose Kravitz opened a neighborhood corner store in 1939, Kravitz Deli has grown into a Mahoning Valley institution built around house-made corned beef, traditional deli fare and family recipes. The Belmont Avenue business is the oldest operating business on that corridor, and after three generations of Kravitz family involvement, ownership passed in 2022 to the family of Matthew Rydarowicz, who continues the deli’s local and family-centered tradition.
Krazy Glue has been a household name in North America since its instant adhesive was introduced in 1973. The brand manufactures super glue for people handling quick repairs or creative projects, with bonds that set in seconds and hold with more than 1,000 pounds of strength.
KRB Machinery designs, builds, and services rebar fabrication equipment, including systems for cutting and bending reinforcing bar. The company is 100% employee owned, and says its equipment operates in 55 countries at more than 1,500 installations. Its American-made shearlines have been installed on every continent.
Founded by George Robinson in 1947, Kreamer Feed is a family-owned Pennsylvania feed mill that produces poultry and livestock feed for farmers, retailers, and growers. Still under third-generation management, it has grown from pickup-truck deliveries to more than 250,000 tons of specialized feed capacity each year while maintaining close ties with local agriculture. Its commercial facility is audited to USDA Organic, Pennsylvania Certified Organic, HACCP, and Safe Feed/Safe Food standards.
Kreate is a Findlay-based product development company known for its vertically integrated, end-to-end approach and a team with hundreds of patents and decades of combined industry experience. It helps retail partners turn overlooked product categories into private-label products, including items developed for The Home Depot. Its work spans the path from an initial idea through manufacturing and retail launch.
Kreate is a Findlay product development company whose team combines hundreds of patents with decades of experience in plastics manufacturing and product innovation. It works with retail partners to reimagine overlooked product categories, carrying ideas through development and manufacturing for private-label programs. Its all-electric molding operation and zero-waste processes set its manufacturing approach apart.
Kreed Hair Kare makes hair-care products, with its brand centered on caring for Black hair and natural-hair communities. Black-owned and woman-empowered by Kuki Keys, the company launched five years ago and is currently pausing online operations while it prepares to rebrand; limited older inventory remains available through direct-message orders.
Since 1924, the third- and fourth-generation Kreher family has grown a Western New York farm into an integrated producer of fresh eggs, organic and conventional crops, vegetables, and compost-based fertilizer. Its three family-operated farms and two USDA-inspected egg-packing facilities support a closed-loop approach in which hen manure helps fertilize crops and crops contribute to hen feed. Kreher’s organic crop operation is Certified Regenerative by A Greener World, while the farm’s egg-packing facilities have held SQF certification since 2009.
Kreider Farms is a family-operated Lancaster County farm and food producer that raises dairy cows and poultry and processes farm-fresh products. Established in 1736, the operation grew from Noah and Mary Kreider’s 102-acre homestead into a business run under third-generation leadership, with about 475 employees and roughly 3,000 acres of farmland. The company produces eggs, dairy products and ice cream, and also makes garden products from recycled farm manure.
Family-owned and operated since 1996, Kreider Foods processes vegetables and provides cold-storage warehousing from its approximately 90,000-square-foot facility in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The company works with growers to turn butternut squash and pumpkins into frozen puree, alongside its creamstyle corn production, in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
Kreider Printing is a Pittsburgh commercial printer that produces printed materials using digital and offset printing, with finishing and bindery work performed in-house. Its facility is in RJ Casey Industrial Park, and the company also offers wide-format printing and graphic design.
For almost 40 years, two generations of the Kreitz family in Sinking Spring have supplied sprint-car and oval-track racing parts, drawing on experience gained both in the shop and behind the wheel. Don Kreitz Sr. began building race-car frames in the 1960s, while Don Jr.—a four-time Williams Grove Speedway track champion—now helps racers choose parts based on years of technical and racing experience. The company also develops Kreitz-designed components, testing products on its own race cars before offering them to customers across the United States.
Founded in 1985, Baltimore’s Krell Engineering provides independent design, machining and frequency tuning for custom ultrasonic resonators used in industrial and medical applications. Owner Donald R. Culp brings more than 30 years of industrial and medical ultrasonics experience, applying finite element analysis to resonators operating from 10 kHz to 100 kHz. The company also develops Computer Aided Resonator Design (CARD), its own software for designing longitudinal-mode ultrasonic resonators.
Established in 1898, family-owned Krema Nut Company makes roasted nuts and natural peanut butter in Columbus, Ohio. Its nuts are gently roasted by hand in small batches, while its creamy and crunchy peanut butter is made without added salt, sugar, or preservatives. Krema says it is one of the oldest peanut butter makers still manufacturing in the United States.
Krendl Machine Company builds fiber-moving equipment for insulation contractors and related industries, from its 95,000-square-foot facility in Delphos, Ohio. The company’s family engineering tradition dates to 1964, when Jack Krendl purchased the business from his father, Frank, and developed insulation blowing machines that helped advance fiberglass equipment. Krendl continues to manufacture in the United States and supports customers through a worldwide distributor network.
Woman-owned Krengel Manufacturing brings more than 50 years of die-casting experience to custom production work in Eastlake. The company pairs its high-pressure aluminum castings with an in-house tool and die shop, giving customers one experienced team for specialized parts and the tooling behind them.