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Family-owned CHL Systems has grown from Clayton H. Landis’s 1957 equipment repair and installation firm in Souderton into a custom automation manufacturer serving production facilities nationwide and abroad. The company is known for combining engineering with in-house craftsmanship to solve unusual production challenges, particularly for food manufacturers, while standing behind the systems it builds.
Choanie’s Bakery is a Lebanon, Pennsylvania wholesale bakery making Debbie Jo’s cookies and other baked goods from scratch-baking traditions. For more than 20 years, it has used old-world recipes handed down through generations to give its cookies the character of homemade treats, including its signature sugar cookies. The company’s focus is on preserving the taste and memories of fresh-baked goods while supplying them under the Debbie Jo’s brand.
Founded in January 1976, Chobert Manufacturing Corporation grew from John Chobert’s one-person label-selling operation into a full-service label manufacturer in West Chester, Pennsylvania. The company began producing in-house in 1979 at the request of DuPont and Acme Markets, and after surviving a catastrophic 1987 fire, it has continued serving customers across the country and overseas. Chobert supplies labels and related equipment to customers ranging from supermarket chains and pharmaceutical laboratories to smaller packers and produce growers.
From its Montrose factory, Chocolates by Leopold makes gourmet chocolates and handmade candies using fourth-generation German recipes and old-fashioned confectionery techniques. Master chocolatier Leopold Schreiber’s legacy is especially evident in the company’s signature Buttercrunch, a century-old butter-toffee recipe with butter-roasted almonds, chocolate, and no fillers. The company also supports education and literacy through school, library, and charitable fundraisers.
Family-owned and operated since 1906, Chocolates on Broadway carries a candy-making legacy that began in Bangor when a young Greek immigrant opened the town’s first candy store. Its historic storefront preserves a nostalgic setting while the Bangor shop continues making small-batch, handcrafted chocolates for everyday customers, gifts, and community fundraisers.
Chocolates Unlimited by Denise makes handmade chocolates and candy, with every piece produced by Denise herself in Kunkletown, Pennsylvania. The business grew from a mother-and-daughter candy-making tradition after Denise brought home molds from her late mother-in-law, who had operated a chocolate storefront in New Jersey. Today, that inherited craft lives on in custom treats such as chocolate-covered sweets and filled candy bars.
For more than 30 years, Aston-based Choice SportsCards has designed, printed and packaged custom trading cards, growing into what it describes as the nation’s largest manufacturer in the field. Its commercial-press production and in-house design team serve professional sports organizations as well as businesses, entertainment brands and collectors. Choice is also a National Licensee for several minor-league sports organizations and select Major League Baseball properties.
Chris Archer Group Inc. is a retailer, distributor, manufacturer, and technology company operating within the performance automotive industry. The company designs, produces, and distributes high-performance products for drag racing, off-road, and dirt oval track applications worldwide. It serves racers at all levels of competition by providing affordable parts, dependable advice, and quality racing tires.
Since 1880, Christian Bauer has remained a Swabian family business known for long-standing engineering expertise and close customer partnerships. From its Welzheim base, the company develops disc springs and precision components for demanding industrial applications, with around 220 employees supporting customers from initial concept through series production. Its automotive work is certified to IATF 16949.
Christian Bauer North America engineers and supplies precision Belleville washers, disc springs, and vane-pump components, with custom designs developed for demanding mechanical systems. The company’s spring work dates to 1940, while its precision vane-component operation dates to 1965; its products are manufactured in Germany and supplied through its Pittsburgh operation. Christian Bauer North America is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949, supporting its work with automotive and other safety-critical customers.
Since 1976, family-owned Christiana Cabinetry has built fully custom cabinetry in its Pennsylvania workshop, drawing on Swiss woodworking traditions and Lancaster County craftsmanship. The company works closely with designers, architects, and homeowners to produce furniture-like cabinetry tailored to each home, from traditional face-frame work to modern European-inspired designs. Its two collections reflect that unusual blend of old-world precision and American-made production.
For more than 40 years, Christie's House of Pipes & Cigars has operated in Waynesboro as a tobacco shop and the home of Eric E. Christie's handmade pipes. Christie learned pipe making as a 1980s apprentice to Pennsylvania pipemaker Richard C. Johnson, then returned to his father's tobacco store and began crafting pipes from well-aged Mediterranean briar. The shop also hand-blends its own natural pipe tobaccos, packaged to order for freshness, alongside imported handmade cigars and smoking accessories.
Since 2000, Philadelphia-based CHRISTINI AWD Bikes has hand-welded and fabricated custom bicycles and e-bikes around its patented mechanical all-wheel-drive system, which sends power to the front wheel when the rear loses traction. The company builds each bike to order in its own U.S. factory rather than merely assembling imported frames, and its machines have crossed Antarctica, Greenland, and the Yukon while reaching riders in more than 35 countries. CHRISTINI also supplies AWD e-bikes for U.S. and allied Special Forces units in several countries.
Christini AWD develops and manufactures all-wheel-drive motorcycles, bicycles, electric ATVs, hybrid ATVs, and hybrid electric adventure motorcycles. Its Philadelphia operations use mechanical AWD systems, independent hub-motor electric drivetrains, and range-extending generator technology for outdoor, hunting, military, and adventure applications.
Founded in 1965 by artist and educator Jim Cobb, Chroma manufactures paints and mediums for fine-art, educational and decorative-art applications. Based in rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the company supplies artists worldwide through manufacturing facilities in the United States and Australia, with its Atelier acrylics and Jo Sonja line reflecting its long-standing focus on artist-developed materials.
Established in 2001, Chromaglass Incorporated is an Export, Pennsylvania glass manufacturer built around highly skilled craftsmen and the traditional practices of glassmaking, updated with modern equipment. The company produces custom industrial glassware for applications such as aircraft lighting and works directly with customers to address design and technical requirements.
Founded in the United States in 1917 by Pittsburgh engineer Edwin L. Wiegand, Chromalox designs and manufactures electric thermal technologies and industrial heating systems. Its long history runs from the strip heater that helped become the modern electric clothes iron to heaters used in nuclear plants, NASA launch systems, and the Apollo 11 lunar module. Now part of Spirax Group, Chromalox develops thermal solutions for demanding industrial applications while supporting the shift toward lower-carbon operations.
Chrono-log Corporation makes platelet aggregometers and related testing supplies for clinical laboratories and research settings. The company was among the first manufacturers to build instruments using the Born method and later developed the first impedance-based aggregometer for whole-blood testing, as well as the first system to combine luminescence with aggregation measurement. Its platelet-function systems are used worldwide and are manufactured under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system with MDSAP auditing.
Founded by Paul Ruo in September 1994 after his 12 years in the IC socket and connector industry, Chupond America supplies interconnect hardware and testing solutions for semiconductor devices. From its Connecticut base, the company has grown from brokering Taiwanese sockets into a full-service supplier of IC connectors, adaptors, test and burn-in sockets, and related engineering support. Its products are manufactured through ISO 9001-certified facilities in the United States, Switzerland, and Taiwan.