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Made in Heaven Cakes is a family-owned Park Slope bakery known for designing elaborate wedding and specialty cakes, including its distinctive flower-pot cakes. Lisa and Victor Zagami started the business more than 17 years ago and have since passed ownership to their daughter Victoria, a Culinary Institute of America-trained pastry chef who continues the family tradition. The bakery is also known for its light, soft, moist cake texture, a signature it describes as spanning three generations.
Based in Upstate New York, Made In Truth Made By Us creates custom apparel through screenprinting, embroidery and direct-to-garment printing for clients locally and abroad. In business for over a decade, the company also helps new brands and businesses develop their identity by explaining the production process and translating creative ideas into wearable products. Its in-house screenprinting uses eco-friendly water-based inks as a standard.
Made to Last Visual is a Queens, New York, graphics company that has served businesses of all sizes for more than 10 years. Known for carrying a project from design through installation, it creates branded visual environments for commercial clients, vehicles, and public-facing spaces.
Created in 2020 by designer Sergio Guadarrama and social-enterprise entrepreneur Eric De Feo, Made X Hudson grew from a response to the shortage of U.S. garment manufacturing into a Catskill-based fashion company built around collaboration with independent designers. Its atelier makes the company’s own house line while providing unusually low minimums for small brands, and its Hudson Valley boutiques extend that slow-fashion community through workshops and carefully selected goods.
Founded in Annapolis, Made+ designs and produces American-made performance footwear, apparel, and accessories for movement from the Chesapeake Bay to everyday life. The vertically integrated brand grew from a vision to reimagine footwear manufacturing, keeping design, development, and production close at hand while using recycled materials and responsible sourcing. Its Annapolis retail store also serves as a hub for customization, sustainability, and community.
Since 1949, Madelaine Chocolate Company has made American-produced chocolate into detailed seasonal and novelty shapes, building its identity around brightly foiled treats such as its original mini chocolate eggs. The Queens manufacturer combines high-volume molding and foiling with custom packaging, private-label, and bulk manufacturing for trade customers. Its products are made in America and certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union, with quality systems also certified to SQF Level II and Halal standards.
Madeline Weinrib Studio creates contemporary rugs and textile designs that translate painterly ideas into woven form, giving traditional patterns a distinctly modern shape. Based in New York, Madeline Weinrib has spent nearly 30 years collaborating with artisans and cultural institutions, with a practice grounded in hand techniques and the preservation of traditional craftsmanship. Her former textiles business closed in 2018, while the studio continues her rug design and collaborations.
Since 1961, Ahmedabad-based Madhuraj Industrial Gases Pvt. Ltd. has manufactured industrial gas cylinders and supplied gases and cryogenic equipment across India. Its range includes high-pressure manganese-steel cylinders for gases such as argon, oxygen and nitrogen, alongside related industrial chemicals and materials. The company serves medical, welding, pharmaceutical and broader industrial applications.
Founded by mother-daughter duo Mia and Jasmine after discovering traditional Thai inhalers, Madison + Green makes pocket-sized aromatherapy tools for mental wellness, including handmade inhalers and water-activated eye covers. Jasmine Bues, a NAHA-certified level II clinical aromatherapist and mindfulness meditation instructor, formulates the company’s essential-oil blends, bringing Eastern remedies together with Western aromatherapy. The products are handmade in New York City using sustainably sourced ingredients and recyclable packaging.
Since 1993, women-owned and operated Madison Avenue Inc. has produced custom signage and visual branding for meetings and events from its headquarters in Columbia, Maryland. Its made-in-USA work includes the reusable EDGE SMARTsign®, an in-house-developed-style solution that lets organizers replace event messages instead of discarding entire signs, alongside graphics and branded materials for corporate and nonprofit clients. The company’s production and operations remain in the United States, with design and project management handled in-house.
Madison Drugs is a Huntsville natural and compounding pharmacy that works with patients and their physicians to prepare customized medicines and integrate natural therapies into individualized care. Its pharmacists develop delivery methods and formulations not commercially available, including made-to-order flavored medications for people who have difficulty swallowing. The pharmacy has used PCCA ingredients since 1997 and is the only PCCA member pharmacy in the Huntsville/Madison County area, while also being Alabama’s first pharmacy listed in the LDN Research Trust directory.
Serving families since 1920, Madison Granite Works Inc is a small Madison, New York memorial maker known for personal, in-house craftsmanship. Its staff works directly with families to create lasting tributes that reflect the life being remembered, with a lifetime warranty on structural integrity.
From its Hamilton, New York facility, Madison Manufacturing builds electronic and electromechanical assemblies as a contract manufacturer, with a particular emphasis on hand-wound components and custom cable work. The company says it has served commercial OEMs for more than six years and handles projects from prototype through production, including component purchasing and final testing. Its roughly 5,000-square-foot operation is ISO 9001:2000 certified and supports American-made manufacturing with in-house engineering and documented quality processes.
Founded in Montréal in 2011, family-owned Madovar Packaging makes custom luxury rigid boxes for brands, corporations, and manufacturers across North America. Its team handles each project from structural design and sampling through in-house production at its Montréal facility, with every box engineered specifically for the product and brand it carries. Madovar is incorporated in both Canada and the United States, and key elements of its packaging design are protected by U.S. Patent No. US 10,071,832 B2.
MadTree Brewing is a Cincinnati brewery that has crafted beer since its founding in 2013, growing from friends brewing in a garage into a company with multiple hospitality locations. It makes craft beer and Sway vodka cocktails, and its purpose combines beverage-making with connecting people to nature and the Cincinnati community.
Since 1946, family-operated Madzay Color Graphics has created original printed products and practical ministry supplies for Jehovah’s Witnesses, including organizers, literature holders and greeting cards. Founded by John and Anna Madzay as a Cleveland printing business, it is now based in Medina and has been owned by Eric and Tammy Madzay since 1997. The company’s long-running designs grew from traditional printing into a specialized mail-order and online business serving a distinct faith community.
Founded in Erkrath in 1931 as Maschinen- und Apparatebau GmbH Erkrath, MAE develops and manufactures industrial straightening machines and wheelset presses. The former medium-sized family business now serves industries including rail technology, automotive and toolmaking with manual or automated equipment, along with application-specific machine concepts. MAE also supports machines through testing, maintenance and retrofit work, including equipment from selected third-party manufacturers.
MAE-Eitel brings together German engineering heritage and American-made manufacturing in a company whose roots reach back to 1931. Formed through the 2014 merger of MAE and Eitel Presses, it serves manufacturers with custom industrial straightening equipment, backed by in-house production and support for existing presses.
MAEKNIT helps fashion brands turn knitwear concepts into production-ready garments, pairing direct access to technicians and programmers with no-minimum sampling and small-batch production. Its 3,600-square-foot Jamaica, Queens lab supports work from swatches through prototypes and production, while a second lab in London and a vetted global factory marketplace extend the model across regions. The company also brings more than 20 years of knitwear-fitting experience in the US and UK to development and grading.
Maëlle makes luxury hydrocolloid blemish patches for adults, pairing an ultra-thin, nearly invisible finish with dermatologist-tested overnight care. The brand sets its patches apart with French-inspired presentation and Korean manufacturing, using premium hydrocolloid designed to feel gentle and discreet across skin tones. Its current line centers on individually sealed 12 mm patches made for comfortable everyday or overnight wear.