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Built by a family of German immigrants in Cleveland, Krenz Precision Machining makes precision-machined components for industrial and commercial manufacturers. The Krenz family began its machining businesses in 1967, joined forces under the Krenz name in the 1970s, and continues to own and operate the company today from its 45,000-square-foot North Royalton facility. Krenz is ISO 9001 certified and supports production from a few hundred pieces to several million, with just-in-time and Kanban stocking options for customers.
Since Henry Kretchmar Sr. purchased a Beaver bakery in 1960, Kretchmar’s Bakery has built its name on scratch-made baked goods and carefully decorated cakes. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the bakery remains known for its specialty tortes—especially the Toasted Almond Torte—while blending long-standing recipes with new ideas under Lincoln Kretchmar. Its roots reach back to Henry Sr.’s first bakery work in West Virginia in 1925, giving this Beaver County shop nearly a century of family baking history.
Kreutz Creek Vineyards grew from Jim Kirkpatrick’s birthday wine-making kit into a West Grove winery producing wine from vine to bottle. Jim and his wife, Carole, began the project in 1989, later planting a three-acre vineyard near Kreutz Creek in Wrightsville and building a winery with tasting rooms in West Grove and West Chester. The vineyard also hosts music, tastings, and private gatherings, giving the Kirkpatricks’ winemaking a distinctly social setting.
Serving the Greater Cincinnati area since 1948, Krieg Press is a hometown commercial printer handling paper printing and bindery work for local customers and shipped orders. After more than 70 years in Bridgetown, the company consolidated its office and equipment at its Indiana facility in 2020, using a more efficient one-floor layout and electronic ordering to keep printing straightforward and reasonably priced.
Farmer-owned Kriemhild Dairy Farms makes small-batch butter and other dairy foods in Hamilton from milk sourced from grass-based herds in Central New York. Founded by the Rivington family after they purchased Red Gate Farm in 2000, the creamery brought butter-making and packaging in-house in 2019. Its signature Meadow Butter is slowly churned from organic, grass-fed milk, connecting the finished product directly to the pastures that supply it.
Since 1958, Krinos Foods has been a North American importer, distributor, and manufacturer known for bringing Greek and Eastern European specialty foods to market. The company serves food retailers and foodservice customers, while also supporting private-label programs through its Olive Packing Company operation.
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation makes doughnuts and has been delivering them since 1937, when it began as a small shop in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It is best known for its Original Glazed doughnut, made fresh in its shops; the company says it is headquartered in Winston-Salem and Charlotte. Krispy Kreme also sells coffee and offers catering and fundraising programs that share its doughnuts with customers and organizations.
KrisTech Wire manufactures wire and cable products in Rome, New York, where Gerry and Glenn Brodock founded the company in 1984. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the company has grown from its original Rome manufacturing operation and produces its products in the United States. Its tracer wire has been a flagship product since the company’s early years.
From Midland, Texas, Kristin Marie Bachmann creates sculptural works and installations that explore the sacred through weaving and woodworking. A former energy-sector private equity lawyer who became an artist in 2016, she develops her work through a rigorous physical process shaped by early ballet training and a theater upbringing. Bachmann lives and works in Texas, and her recent solo exhibitions include Sacred Space and the At the Still Point series in Houston.
Based in KwaZulu-Natal near Newcastle, KRM Plastics manufactures rotationally moulded polyethylene tanks for water storage, sanitation and other uses. With more than 20 years in roto-moulding, the company designs and makes its steel moulds on site and can develop specialised products to customer requirements. Its tanks use food-grade, recyclable LLDPE and are supported by Agrément South Africa certification, ARMSA membership and an eight-year replacement guarantee on vertical tanks.
From its Findlay, Ohio headquarters, Kro Defense supplies mission-ready defense equipment and Freefly drone systems while developing specialized technologies for military users. Formerly Airborne Outfitters, the service-disabled veteran-owned small business has worked with the U.S. Navy and Wright Brothers Institute to advance BARFITE, a compact signaling solution for isolated warfighters. Kro Defense is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves U.S. military branches, federal agencies, and partner nations.
Founded in 1988 by water-treatment professionals Keith Kronk and Fred Potthoff, Pittsburgh-based Kroff develops custom chemical and engineering solutions for industrial water, wastewater, and recycling challenges. Its 4,100-square-foot research facility, staffed by doctoral-level scientists, helps the company tailor treatments to each operation rather than rely on one-size-fits-all formulas. Kroff has grown from an early focus on steel into eight companies serving clients in markets around the world, with ISO 9001 certification and an EcoVadis Silver rating reflecting its focus on quality and environmental responsibility.
Kroleo LLC develops custom software and digital services that help organizations navigate digital transformation, with work spanning application development, cybersecurity, emerging technologies and engineering. The company pairs collaborative consulting with a distinctive blockchain focus, including its own ttData platform—a decentralized, multi-blockchain system designed for peer-to-peer activity across multiple ledgers. Kroleo also brings software expertise into physical product development through in-house 3D printing, prototyping and space-flight design support.
KRöM International, Inc. processes rubber and plastic materials, repurposing waste streams into finished products. Based in Celina, Ohio, the company makes rubber compounds and reprocessed plastic materials, and says its production process protects suppliers’ formulations while maintaining product integrity.
With more than 10 years of industry experience, Kroma Coatings Technology LLC is a privately held U.S. powder-coating manufacturer known for developing customized formulas with customers. Its in-house laboratory supports tailored color and finish work for coating professionals, OEMs, architects and industrial engineers, while checking each batch for consistent performance.
Kromara® is described in the submitted source context as a small, family-owned candle studio located in Brooklyn Heights, Ohio. It hand crafts and hand-pours candles featuring wax technology that changes candle color and changes it back.
Spun out of Durham University in 2003, Kromek Group plc develops and manufactures radiation and biological detection technology, along with detector components and software, for customers worldwide. Headquartered in County Durham with manufacturing operations in the UK and United States, the company is the only commercial producer of cadmium zinc telluride (CZT) globally. Its CZT-based systems support advanced medical imaging as well as civil nuclear, security and defence applications, while its newer bioaerosol laboratory supports airborne pathogen detection research.
For more than 60 years, Kroy Industries has been a York, Nebraska-based manufacturer known for careful testing and dependable service to irrigation and industrial customers. Its production includes aluminum tube, with custom work available for specialized applications. Kroy also operates a PVC plant in Ulysses, Kansas, and ships products around the world.
Founded in 1953, Cleveland-based Kroy manufactures blank and custom labels in-house, carrying forward a company history that includes pioneering thermal printing in the United States. Its vertically integrated operation runs from adhesive production through coating, printing and finishing, with BOBST digital presses supporting detailed custom work. Kroy also diverts more than 540 tons of paper from landfills each year through its recycling program.