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CCL Healthcare produces custom printed secondary packaging for pharmaceutical, medical-device and life-science companies, including labels, printed information and cartons made in cGMP-compliant facilities. A division of CCL Label, the company combines more than seven decades of printing experience with a global network of 38-plus facilities that prints locally for customers around the world. Its specialized work includes cryogenic labeling and clinical-trial services, supported by ISO 9001 certification and electronic quality assurance systems.
CCL Label is a global manufacturer of premium labeling and packaging solutions and is the largest division of CCL Industries. Its about page reports 166 production facilities and 15,900 employees across 32 countries, with operations on six continents. The company says it ranks first in pressure-sensitive labels and second globally in shrink-sleeve solutions.
Founded in 1991 by Wells C. Lewis, CCMI, Inc. is a Geneva, New York manufacturer shaped by a practical belief in serving orders of any size rather than chasing only the largest contracts. Wells’s son Anthony joined in 2004 and rebuilt the business, which now operates from a 28,600-square-foot facility supporting customers with custom plastic fabrication and machining.
Since 1972, CCN has crafted bespoke wood commercial furniture in Upstate New York, adapting office furniture designs to the needs of each client and project. Founded in Rochester and now based in Geneva, the company works from an 85,000-square-foot facility where furniture development and manufacturing are handled in-house. Anne Nenneau, whose family name is part of the company’s initials, remains CCN’s owner and president, while the average employee has been with the company for 18 years.
Since 1959, Rochester’s CDJ Stamping has been a third-generation family-owned, veteran-operated manufacturer of non-metallic stamped, die-cut and machined parts. Its in-house tooling facility and design center support everything from high-volume washers to difficult engineered projects, serving customers in electrical, automotive, military and optical markets. The company supplies start-ups alongside private and Fortune 500 businesses.
CDM Material Handling & Processing manufactures cGMP lifting, blending, and powder material-handling equipment, including custom systems for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, food, and specialty-chemical applications. Its capabilities include on-site fabrication, controls and programming, equipment testing and validation, containment, automation, and installation support.
For more than 30 years, Bronx-based CEC Elevator Cab Corp. has manufactured and developed elevator cabs and cab accessories, now including its patented Sterilyft air-purifying and sterilizing system. Sterilyft uses continuous air circulation, MERV 13 filtration, and UV-C light in a semi-closed-loop design based on hospital sterile-room systems. The company says the system is made and assembled in the Bronx and has been recognized as a winner of New York City’s 2020 Department of Buildings Innovation Challenge.
Cécile & Jeanne is a family-run Paris jewelry house creating distinctive, timeless pieces, from expressive everyday jewelry to fine jewelry designed in Paris for a lifetime of wear. Its signature interchangeable necklaces and hand-drawn alphabet and symbol charms let customers build personal combinations, while the brand’s boutiques extend from Paris and Boulogne-Billancourt to Tokyo. The house also describes its pieces as combining traditional techniques with modern precision.
Cedar’s traces its roots to founder Abe Hanna, who perfected a traditional hommus recipe in Mediterranean kitchens before bringing it to his family’s food business. Based in Haverhill, Massachusetts, the company makes simply prepared Mediterranean foods, with its signature hommus built around steamed garbanzo beans and tahini. Its community work includes supporting local food access and youth programs, as well as a culinary training partnership with L’Arche Boston North.
Founded in 1964 and still based in Sorbiers, France, celduc® relais manufactures solid-state relays and magnetic proximity sensors, producing more than one million relays a year for customers worldwide. The company is the only remaining French manufacturer of Reed relays and has made its products in France for more than 50 years, with in-house research, testing and manufacturing supporting customized industrial solutions. Its relays and sensors serve demanding equipment including railway systems, food machinery and medical devices.
For more than 23 years, Celebrations In The Kitchen has turned its Long Island bakery kitchen into a hands-on venue for baking parties, cooking events, and classes. The Hicksville facility offers private party rooms and a completely nut-free, allergy-friendly setting, while its DIY baking kits bring the experience to families and groups nationwide. Events are available for children and adults, from birthday celebrations to corporate and educational gatherings.
Established in 1964, Custom Electronics Inc. is the company behind Celektronix, a global electronics manufacturer serving military, commercial and industrial markets. Through its partnership with Vasantha Advanced Systems, Celektronix provides development and manufacturing support for electronic products, from early engineering work through production and testing.
Celeste Resources Canada Inc. is a Toronto-based sourcing and manufacturing partner for brands and retailers in Canada, the United States, Europe, and other international markets. It coordinates production through a global network of mills and factories, helping clients develop private-label apparel and fabrics from initial requirements through delivery.
For more than 20 years, celexon Europe GmbH has developed AV equipment for home cinema and presentation settings, with projection screens at its core and complementary solutions for displays, projectors and digital learning spaces. The European manufacturer stands out for its custom projection screens and its integration of Laser-TV technology into furniture created with partners such as USM Haller, Kettnaker and Spectral. Its products serve private users as well as business and public-sector customers, supported by several European locations and a network of specialist retailers.
Founded in 2016, Rochester-area Cellec Technologies researches and manufactures lithium-ion batteries, with a patented approach that keeps cells stable at a 0-Volt state of charge. Its scientists and engineers develop safer, more efficient storage solutions for aerospace and defense applications while pursuing clean-energy uses. The company works closely with the scientific community and serves clients across the United States.
Cellsense is a biomaterials company known for turning algae and cellulose into plastic-free embellishments for fashion, jewelry, and cosmetics. Its room-temperature production system is intended to replace conventional bead manufacturing while reducing water use and hazardous materials. A collaboration with NPOMME produced 50,000 beads in 10 days for an ocean-inspired jewelry collection.
Founded in 2000 by a pulp-and-paper equipment sales manager and a chief engineer, CEM Machine builds large industrial wood chippers and microchip processors in an 80,000-square-foot machine shop in Carthage, New York. Its experienced regional workforce also designs, repairs, and services parts for other heavy machinery, including whole-log splitters and hydro turbines. CEM’s signature Ultra Chip is custom-built for each mill, with in-house innovations such as the SimpleSet disc adjuster and LiteKnife system aimed at safer, more precise chip production.
CEM Ltd. was formed in 2000 through the merger of 4Di and Flowtronics, bringing more than 40 years of combined printed-circuit-board experience to its 30,000-square-foot Holtsville facility. The company supports military and medical customers with in-house contract engineering and manufacturing, including printed circuit board production. It is AS 9100 certified, ITAR registered, and trains employees to IPC/J-STD standards.
Founded in 1986, family-owned CemeCon AG develops coating technology for cutting tools and supplies customized coating services and in-house coating systems from Würselen, Germany. Its HiPIMS and diamond technologies are used to tailor coatings to demanding machining applications, while the company’s coating center processes up to 80,000 tools a day. CemeCon also develops application-specific solutions with tool manufacturers, including diamond-coated tools for CFRP aircraft components.
Founded in 1998 by Dan Burns, Les Malovics, and Jim Ozminkowski, Centerless Technology, Inc. is a Rochester, New York, precision grinding shop specializing in centerless and cylindrical grinding for bars and parts. What began with six employees and four machines has grown into a 23-person, 11,000-square-foot operation serving 270 customers, with the company’s Rochester-area super-finishing service producing surfaces below 1 Ra. Its journeymen average more than 25 years of grinding experience, and the team handles both high-volume production and small-quantity work.