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For more than 30 years, Carbon Graphite Materials, Inc. has built its reputation in Western New York by helping manufacturers secure dependable carbon materials for demanding industrial work. The company is known for processing more than 100 million pounds and for being one of the largest importers of non-Chinese flake graphite, with tailored sizing and packaging available for customers ranging from global manufacturers to specialized operations. CGM is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and emphasizes ethical sourcing and supply-chain security.
Born from a U.S. Navy veteran’s garage experiment with Lamborghini-inspired forged carbon, Carbon6 has made modern rings by hand since 2015. Its Brooklyn workshop develops the marbled forged carbon in-house, then designs and hand-finishes rings entirely in New York. Founder John also hosts youth groups to explore engineering and small-scale American manufacturing.
Based in New York City’s West Harlem Innovation Cluster, CarbonBridge builds compact direct-gas bioreactors that help scientists use microbes to turn gases into industrial chemicals. Its modular platform is designed to eliminate the solubility barriers of conventional aqueous bioprocessing, while responding to process changes in under 60 seconds. CarbonBridge is also developing pathways for products such as methanol and polymer intermediates, with research collaborations supporting future scale-up.
Since 1996, Tele-Pak has manufactured and printed custom plastic cards through its CardPrinting.com division, with gift cards as a signature offering. The Monsey-based company also handles specialty projects such as RFID cards and clear laminated cards, supported by in-house design, artwork evaluation and rush production services. Its team develops custom shapes, finishes and card configurations for orders ranging from straightforward retail programs to complex, time-sensitive projects.
Cards180 is an independent printing company that creates high-end custom business cards, pairing design work with specialized printing for cards that can take unusual shapes and tactile finishes. Its letterpress work is done by hand on 100% cotton, tree-free paper, while its signature silk cards include especially thick, layered formats such as the 48-point 48Xtreme. The company also powers its presses with 100% wind power and uses environmentally friendly inks and cleaners.
CARELIVING is a Hauppauge-based wholesaler serving businesses across North America with medical, industrial, and packaging materials. The company is known for its pharmacy-focused supplies, including child-resistant prescription vials, and offers OEM and ODM support for vial projects. It reports that its vials undergo testing before packing and have passed ISO 9001.
Care+Wear is a healthwear company that makes adaptive clothing and accessories for patients and healthcare workers, from PICC line covers to port-access shirts and recovery wear. It began with founder Chat’s effort to create a better PICC line cover after hearing that patients were told to use tube socks, and its products are now developed with clinicians, patients and designers including The Natori Company, Oscar de la Renta and Parsons School of Design. The company says its healthwear reaches millions of patients and clinicians and shares up to 10% of profits with nonprofit organizations.
Careplus Sdn. Bhd., the Malaysia-based parent of CAREGLOVE, has made disposable gloves since 1991 and is publicly traded on Bursa Malaysia. With more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, it produces billions of gloves annually in FDA-registered, ISO-certified facilities and supplies U.S. customers through its Careglove USA operation.
Carestream Health is a global imaging and manufacturing company that provides X-ray imaging systems and precision contract coating services. It serves medical and industrial applications, and applies precision roll-to-roll coating processes at large-scale U.S. manufacturing facilities for advanced materials markets. The company reports a global team of almost 4,000 employees.
Cargill is a family company that sources, processes, makes, stores and transports food and agricultural products, connecting producers with customers across global supply chains. Founded in 1865, it operates in 70 countries and serves 125 markets, with manufacturing activities spanning food products, animal nutrition and bio-based industrial materials.
Founded by Carol and Gus Markiet in 1978 from their home in Pomona, New York, Cargus International manufactures and distributes dental products to dealers around the world. The family-owned company is best known for its MARK3 line, created to give dental distributors a lower-cost alternative to expensive name brands, and it also supports dealers with drop shipping and custom skid services. Cargus operates from a 15,000-square-foot facility in Congers, New York, and has served the dental industry for more than four decades.
Founded in the Bronx in 1978 by Jamaican immigrants Vincent and Jeanette HoSang, Caribbean Food Delights makes Jamaican-style frozen patties, including its signature beef, chicken and plant-based varieties. The privately owned, second-generation HoSang family company now operates a 103,000-square-foot Tappan facility with approximately 150 employees and capacity for more than 40,000 patties per hour. Its focus on food safety is reflected in USDA supervision, HACCP training and SQF Food Safety + Food Quality certification.
Founded in the Bronx in 1978 by Jamaican immigrants Vincent and Jeanette HoSang, Caribbean Food Delights remains a privately owned, second-generation HoSang family company. Its Tappan operation has grown from those humble beginnings into a 103,000-square-foot manufacturing facility serving customers with frozen Jamaican-style patties. The company employs about 150 people and holds SQF Food Safety and Food Quality certification.
Established in 1996, family-run Carina New York makes private-label garments through domestic, in-house cut-and-sew production in Manhattan’s Garment District. Founded by Alfred Sabetay after he learned fur and shearling work from his father, the company now works with his daughter Paula Stvan and specializes in leather and shearling, with production options for independent designers and established brands. Carina also turns production scraps into accessories, embellishments, and small home goods through its upcycling offering.
Carlisle Wide Plank Floors makes custom solid and engineered wide-plank American hardwood flooring. The company sources American timber, mills and finishes floors in New Hampshire, and serves residential, commercial, hospitality, retail, office, cultural, and institutional projects.
Carlton Packaging designs and supplies packaging materials and processes for fulfillment operations worldwide, with a particular focus on solutions that reduce waste and plastic use. Its U.S. expansion includes additional warehouse distribution centers and a dedicated American team, while its product development centers on practical innovations such as paper-based protective wrap and an automatic paper-tape applicator. Sustainability is a central part of Carlton’s stated purpose, reflected in its ESG reporting and greenhouse-gas reduction efforts.
Family-owned and operated, Carlyle has served New Yorkers for over 50 years from its U.S. factory, where furniture is built by hand one piece at a time. The company is best known for made-to-order sofas and sleeper sofas shaped around each customer’s space and comfort preferences, with reupholstery available to refresh well-loved pieces.
Carnation Home Fashions offers wholesale and direct-to-consumer home-fashions products, specializing in basic bath products and flannel-backed tablecloths. Its stated capabilities include in-house custom alterations, custom product development, private labeling, drop shipping, and direct imports.
Since 1950, Carnegie Fabrics has designed and manufactured high-performance textiles, wallcoverings, and acoustic solutions for commercial interiors. The company is distinguished by its proprietary Xorel® materials, including Biobased Xorel®, and by maintaining a 100% PVC-free portfolio while providing designers with complimentary sample curation and acoustic layout services. Carnegie has been a certified B Corporation since 2014 and supplies wallcovering and panel fabrics through a General Services Administration contract.
For 40 years, Carolyn Ray Inc has turned a fine-art sensibility and observations of nature into original fabrics and wallcoverings for interiors. Its Rockland County, New York studio brings design and production together, handpainting and experimenting with materials to create richly layered surfaces, including made-to-order solutions and one-of-a-kind art pieces. The company’s award-winning work belongs to the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt Museum, the Museum of the Rhode Island School of Design, and the Houston Museum of Fine Arts.