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Founded in 1846, Church & Dwight Co., Inc. began by preparing bicarbonate of soda for commercial distribution and has grown into a consumer products company headquartered in Ewing, New Jersey. It identifies itself as the leading U.S. producer of sodium bicarbonate and describes its specialty products business as the largest U.S. producer of the material. The company also operates consumer domestic, consumer international, and specialty products segments.
Founded in 2009, Churod Electronics is the China-based manufacturer behind Churod Americas, known for producing more than 500 million relays each year. Guided by Japanese experts with over 40 years of experience, the company develops switching components for customers worldwide, with particular attention to emerging energy applications.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1984 by Robert Cianflone, Cianflone Scientific makes portable WDXRF analyzers and related sample-preparation equipment for on-site elemental analysis and coating-thickness measurement. Its U.S.-designed, engineered, and produced instruments serve industrial customers worldwide, with applications ranging from metals and mining to coil-coating quality control. Since 2019, the company has operated as part of KTC Instruments’ family of testing and measurement businesses while continuing to provide calibration, maintenance, and technical support from its Pittsburgh base.
Ciao! Packaging is a foodservice packaging company known for building its business around more sustainable disposable options. It serves hospitality and foodservice operators with packaging for settings such as hotel breakfast service and takeout.
Ciccio’s Olives brings its family’s Calabrian olive oil from the Pugliano groves in Vena di Maida to tables in West Reading and beyond. Family owned and operated, the company produces unfiltered, single-origin Carolea extra virgin olive oil and has followed the farm-to-table chain—from farmer and producer to importer and retailer—for three generations. Alongside the oil, Ciccio’s shares Southern Italian food traditions through private pasta classes, artisan goods, and small-group trips hosted in Calabria.
Since 1957, Cicioni Radiator Repair Works has repaired and supplied radiators and air-conditioning systems for vehicles and equipment, from commercial fleets to heavy mining machinery. Founded by Albert Cicioni in Hazleton, the company remains operated by his son and grandchildren, with in-shop and on-site service supported by a large radiator inventory. Its work also extends to custom heat-transfer solutions and specialized support for the hydraulic fracturing industry.
CID Associates, Inc. is a family-owned, engineered-to-order manufacturer of crane-liftable modular buildings, with a family history spanning more than three generations. Its Steel Building Division designs and fabricates structures at its Sarver, Pennsylvania facility, with projects made to customer specifications and supported from design through installation.
From its Pennsylvania base, CIECO Inc. makes industrial control systems for stamping, compacting and forging presses, with safety press controls at the center of its product line. Its resolver-based Automator systems keep controls and options in one rack, allowing press operators to add functions in the field while reducing installation and troubleshooting complexity. CIECO also builds customized control packages, including rugged palm-button stations and turn-key systems sized to a customer’s application.
Cima Network, Inc. develops branded environments for organizations, coordinating projects from design and engineering through fabrication and installation. Based in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, the company supports national brand rollouts and flagship locations, and provides ongoing repair and maintenance for branded spaces.
CIMA Technology Inc. manufactures and distributes ophthalmic products for cataract surgery and has focused for more than 25 years on supplying intraocular lenses and ophthalmic viscosurgical devices internationally. Headquartered in Pennsylvania, the company says its US-made products are developed with ophthalmologists and non-governmental organizations for international markets.
Founded in 1977, Cimco Electronics makes temperature measurement and control devices for dry-type transformers. Purchased by James Rotruck in 1983, the McMurray company remains under his daughter Amie R. Rotruck’s management and continues a family technical tradition rooted in transformer engineering. Cimco tests and certifies each instrument before shipment, with particular expertise in reliable temperature sensing amid the magnetic and electrical noise found around transformers.
CIMCO Refrigeration traces its roots to 1913, when Thomas Shipley founded the Canadian Ice Machine Co.; the company took the CIMCO Refrigeration name in 1967 and joined Toromont Industries two years later. Now numbering more than 1,200 employees, CIMCO is best known for its long-standing role in ice-rink construction and for advancing natural-refrigerant thermal systems across North America. Its Burlington headquarters includes a 55,600-square-foot manufacturing facility opened in 2022, marking the company’s 110th anniversary.
Founded in 1990, Cimquest Inc. has spent more than three decades helping manufacturers bring new ideas into production. Its Branchburg, New Jersey team is known for pairing practical engineering guidance with 3D printing and scanning solutions for customers across the Mid-Atlantic and New England, and the division joined M5D in 2025 while retaining the same team.
Founded in 2022, Pittsburgh-based Cinch IoT designs low-voltage two-wire power and control systems that make smart-building lighting and environmental monitoring easier to install and operate. Its Cinch Controller coordinates lighting while collecting real-time data on air quality, power use and space conditions, with systems manufactured in the USA for applications ranging from commercial properties to government facilities.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2017 by two married couples, Cinderlands Beer Company grew from garage brewing at its original Lawrenceville site into an independent brewery with three locations. Its 17,500-square-foot Warehouse in the Strip District is the company’s main production center, while Long Story Short preserves the original space as a neighborhood bar and sandwich shop. Cinderlands’ beers have earned gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup, including recognition for its Brett and experimental beers.
Cintas grew from a 1929 rag-collection business into a workday-services company that outfits teams and supports facilities with workwear, safety supplies, cleaning programs and fire protection. Serving more than one million customers across the U.S. and Canada, it combines scheduled delivery and laundering with practical facility support for demanding workplaces, including manufacturing operations.
Founded in India in 1989, Cir-Q-Tech Tako Technologies manufactures ESD control equipment and protective workspaces for electronics and other static-sensitive industries. Its Bidadi operation combines in-house manufacturing with a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility, while its joint venture with Malaysia’s Tako Astatic Technologies adds established regional ESD expertise. The company also provides ESD testing, consultancy, training, installation and custom design support.
Founded in 2006 near Pittsburgh by medical-device engineer David Groll, Circadiance develops and manufactures respiratory-care equipment and remote patient-monitoring systems. The company is best known for SleepWeaver, the first all-cloth positive-airway-pressure mask, and also supports infant and pediatric care through SmartMonitor and Synergy Cloud products. Circadiance is ISO 13485 certified and distributes its products internationally.
For more than 22 years, Circuit Breaker Sales NE has supplied, repaired, and remanufactured low- and medium-voltage power distribution equipment from its Seymour, Connecticut operation. Its large inventory and 60,000-square-foot Power Control Division support everything from replacement circuit breakers to complete substations, while its engineers extend aging systems through custom retrofits and reverse-engineered parts. The company also provides 24/7 emergency field response and specializes in predicting the remaining life of vacuum interrupters through MAC testing.
Circularix produces food-grade recycled PET (rPET) from post-consumer PET, positioning the material as an alternative to virgin, hydrocarbon-based PET. Its stated mission is to support a circular economy and preserve natural resources through technologically advanced facilities and equipment.