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Founded by CEO Miles Hutchings, Ph.D., Amindon Inc. is a New York specialty-chemicals R&D company built around the experience of scientists who have held senior roles at firms including BASF, Ciba, Intertek, and ExxonMobil. Amindon helps specialty-chemical companies turn new ideas into commercial products, managing development work while clients retain ownership of their intellectual property.
AminoMax is a Watertown company known for making dairy-cattle protein nutrition its sole business. Its proprietary ExpandaTherm process gives its plant-based bypass proteins consistent nutrient density, while its work is aimed at dairy nutritionists and feed suppliers seeking precise ration formulation.
Since 1984, Amish Country Furniture Sales has made custom solid-wood standing and sit-stand desks, with every desk handcrafted to order by Amish craftsmen in Ohio. What began with three designs in one workshop has grown to more than 36 designs produced across five workshops, alongside custom office furniture. Each piece is backed by a lifetime warranty against material and workmanship defects.
Based in the heart of Ohio’s Amish community, Amish Crafted Furniture connects customers nationwide with made-to-order solid-wood furniture built by Amish cabinet makers in Ohio and Indiana. Owner Rick Hencye has been involved in every order since 2000, drawing on long-standing relationships with Amish-owned workshops to coordinate custom designs, wood choices, stains and delivery. The online-only store can also turn a customer’s drawings, photos or ideas into a finished heirloom piece.
Since 1994, family-owned Amish Direct Playsets has installed custom, Amish-built backyard playsets made in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Based in Pennsylvania Dutch country, the company serves families and organizations across the Mid-Atlantic with design help, delivery, and professional installation. Its unusual specialty is the range of imaginative themed sets—such as pirate ships and castles—alongside its made-to-order wood and vinyl playsets; the company reports more than 4,300 deliveries across 22 states.
Known for its Amish craftsmanship, Amish Furniture of Bristol is a solid-wood furniture retailer located inside the Bristol Amish Market. It partners with family-owned Amish shops in Lancaster County and Ohio’s Amish country to serve households across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the greater Philadelphia region with American-made furniture built for lasting use.
Since 1998, family-owned Amish Loft Cabinets has worked with Amish and Mennonite cabinetmakers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to create fully custom freestanding kitchen cabinetry. Its furniture-style cabinets are built with traditional carpentry and old-world joinery, then designed around each customer’s space with detailed drawings and renderings. Amish Loft delivers throughout the United States and backs its cabinetry and workmanship with a lifetime guarantee.
Family-owned and operated for more than 20 years, Amish Marketplace is a Bethlehem-area backyard-structure builder serving homeowners across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Its work is distinctive for combining Amish-built outdoor products with practical help such as site preparation and on-site construction, so customers can arrange a structure and its installation through one local business.
Established in 1996 in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, Amish Oak Showcase sells handcrafted furniture made by Amish craftsmen in a variety of woods. The showroom’s selection ranges from dining and bedroom furniture to outdoor pieces and authentic barnwood furniture, with custom character coming through in offerings such as Cambria inlays.
Amish Originals Furniture Co. supplies custom-made, handcrafted American furniture produced by Amish craftsmen in Ohio. It offers furniture for dining, living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, nurseries, children’s spaces, outdoor areas, storage, and custom applications, using American hardwoods and poly lumber for selected outdoor products.
AMIVAS is a US, Australian and European joint-venture pharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures and distributes Artesunate for the emergency treatment of severe malaria. With offices in the United States, Australia and Ireland, it manufactures in North America and works with regional partners to supply hospitals and patients across multiple markets. Its first commercial product received U.S. FDA approval on May 26, 2020, after quinidine gluconate was discontinued in 2019.
Since 2001, Amko Trading Corp. has built its identity around food-service equipment for customers in the United States and Canada. Based in New York with associates and testing facilities spanning North America and Asia, the company develops and manufactures commercial rice cookers and warmers while providing replacement parts and repair support.
Established in 1989, AML Industries is a Warren, Ohio manufacturer known for its environmentally responsible approach to serving metalformers worldwide. The company produces AMLUBE lubricants and coatings in a 45,000-square-foot facility, with ISO 9001-certified quality practices and technical staff whose combined experience exceeds 200 years.
Founded in 2014 by welding technology specialist Andy Sales, AML3D is an Australian publicly listed technology company built around turning arc-welding expertise into a new way to make large metal parts. Its Adelaide operation develops and supplies ARCEMY® systems based on patented Wire Additive Manufacturing for industrial customers, with the company holding ISO 9001, AS9100D, DNV and Lloyd’s Register approvals.
Founded in 1905 as W.H. Ottemiller Company, AMMAC, Inc. makes U.S.-made screw-machined metal parts for OEM production, including specialty pins, fittings and other turned components. Now operating from a 170,000-square-foot facility in central Pennsylvania, the company has been known as AMMAC since 1983 and has remained under its current ownership since 2003. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supports contract manufacturing with internal engineering, quality control and just-in-time services.
Since 2004, AMMAT Technology has combined OEM metal-component manufacturing with the development of performance materials for foundries. Operating from the United States and China, the company supports complex manufacturing programs with in-house engineering, end-to-end quality control and strategic partnerships across its supply chain. Its foundry work also includes environmentally focused materials designed to improve casting performance and reduce silica exposure.
Founded by Thomas Ammeraal in 1950, Ammeraal Beltech designs, manufactures, fabricates, and services process and conveyor belts. The company grew from an innovative baking belt developed for extreme operating conditions into a global belting business, now part of the AMMEGA Group, with more than 3,000 employees and products available in over 40 countries.
Since 2008, Ammo International, INC has supplied wholesale distributors with everyday electrical products, operating from its Brooklyn headquarters and Elkton, Maryland distribution center. The company has expanded its offerings around customer needs and uses global resources to develop products intended to help distributors manage inventory costs. Ammo is an official NEMRA member, and its electrical boxes and covers carry UL or ETL listings.
Founded in 2002 by brothers Chirag and Chintu Patel, Amneal Pharmaceuticals is a global biopharmaceutical company that develops and manufactures medicines. The company grew from a generics business into a diversified manufacturer, with U.S. corporate headquarters in Bridgewater, New Jersey, and operations in the United States, India, and Ireland.
Founded in 1996 as a Linux-focused hardware integrator, AmNet Computers now builds custom servers and storage systems, from multi-terabyte I/O platforms to rackmount and desktop configurations. Its engineers tailor systems to specific requirements and continue answering support questions for as long as customers own their equipment, with experience serving corporations, universities, and federal agencies.