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For more than 30 years, privately held Maris Systems Design has designed and built turn-key automation and test systems for manufacturers from its Rochester-area facility. Its engineers and technicians take projects from development through fabrication and installation, with an in-house fabrication shop and field teams supporting equipment deployments around the world. Maris also maintains ITAR certification for its aerospace and defense work, where protecting client intellectual property is central to the job.
Mark and Val Wines exists to celebrate and promote black excellence and inclusion in the wine industry. The company is committed to its community by offering high-quality, small-batch wines that showcase the talents of black winemakers. It operates an urban winery with a tasting room, wine club, and online shop.
Founded by professional powerlifter Mark Bell, Mark Bell Sling Shot® makes patented training gear built around its signature bench-press accessory, which helps lifters handle heavier loads while reinforcing form and reducing shoulder strain. The company also produces related support gear for strength training, including a push-up version designed to help users build repetitions with better technique.
Seafood enthusiast Barry Markman founded Mark Foods, a company built around the people who know and love fish. Its team brings together seasoned seafood veterans and younger industry leaders, with hundreds of years of collective expertise supporting responsible sourcing for chefs, retailers and other food partners.
Mark Hershey Farms, Inc. is a South Lebanon County feed mill that has manufactured custom feeds since 1936. The family-friendly mill traces its origins to Mark C. Hershey’s chicken-hatching business and later became known for steamed and rolled soybeans, or “Soyflakes,” developed in 1963. Now owned by local grain farmer Daryl Alger, the company continues to serve regional agriculture from a facility with capacity for 1.3 million bushels of corn and beans.
For more than a decade, Mark Jupiter has built its identity around a Brooklyn-based custom furniture studio where craftsmanship, sustainability, and community meet. Working from its shop and showroom in DUMBO, the team creates heirloom-quality furniture for private homes and professional interiors, planting 25 or more trees through One Tree Planted for every project.
Mark Metal Works is an art metal fabrication shop creating custom installations and architectural pieces for commercial and residential spaces. Owner Mark Lagergren brings a B.F.A. from the Columbus College of Art and Design together with more than 20 years of fabrication experience, giving the team an unusual blend of design training and hands-on metalworking. Its projects range from glazed steel partitions and custom range hoods to sculptural pieces such as a steel tree and handmade copper fish scales.
For more than 30 years, Mark One Machinery has been a specialized resource for the plastics industry, known especially for its deep market in used blown-film equipment. The company also brings engineering, electrical, and machining experience to rebuilding machinery and helping plastics manufacturers address production challenges.
Mark-10 Corporation designs and manufactures force and torque measurement products, including gauges, sensors, indicators, test stands, testers, software, grips, and accessories. Its in-house manufacturing includes design, prototyping, CNC machining, assembly, and production in Copiague, New York, serving markets such as medical devices, packaging, automotive, aerospace, electronics, food and beverage, ergonomics, springs, plastics, education, and clean energy.
Mark’s Custom Meats is a family-owned Pennsylvania business founded by Mark and Kim Bair in 1994, with their two sons now carrying the company into its next generation. It began as a custom processing facility for local farmers and neighbors and remains rooted in careful workmanship, humane animal treatment, and meat raised within 30 miles of its shop.
Founded in 1968, Markaloy Mfg. Co., Inc. is a family-operated manufacturing company that has evolved from making replacement parts for the cement and steel industries into a full-service tool and die, CNC, general machining, and machinery repair shop. Three generations of family members have worked together at the company, which describes its history as spanning more than 50 years. Markaloy serves manufacturers in steel, railroad, container, cookware, electrical, building, and other industries.
From its base in North Tonawanda, Marker Systems operates a shared-resource manufacturing business that produces goods for customers around the world. The company traces its manufacturing roots back more than 35 years, including contract production begun in Tonawanda for DuPont’s Corian® in the 1980s. Its operations are built to handle both sustained high-volume production and smaller, fast-moving orders, with solid-surface materials and diamond superabrasive tooling among its products.
Markers, Inc. manufactured and distributed golf course supplies, athletic field equipment, and garden and yard products under the MarkSmart and Holes-N-Poles brands. Its offerings included golf course marking products, athletic field lining systems and supplies, sports equipment, flag poles, driveway markers, and related accessories, with products described as American-made and distributed worldwide.
Markert USA carries forward a Moravia, New York, manufacturing legacy that began in the late 1970s, when Peter Cross and Barry Hibble founded a filter-press-cloth company. Joanne Cross continued that family tradition in 2013 by launching Cross Filtration, which became Markert USA after joining Germany’s Markert Group in December 2022. Today, the company serves North American industrial customers with custom textile filtration solutions shaped by local manufacturing and four generations of European expertise.
At Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market, Market Bakery makes baked goods and prepares breakfast and deli fare for shoppers, pickup orders, and local catering. Its counter pairs bakery staples such as bagels and cherry Danish with made-to-order sandwiches, giving the business a distinctly market-based role in the city’s food hall.
From its Pittsburgh facility, Market Central Inc. designs and manufactures SecureSwitch and SwitchMaster layer-1 network switches that add physical-layer security and reliability to critical systems. Its fiber-optic air-gap switches are DISA approved, Common Criteria certified and TEMPEST evaluated, while the company also works directly with customers and engineers on custom hardware when standard products do not fit. Thousands of its switches operate in networks used by organizations including NASA, Boeing and the U.S. military.
In Blairsville’s restored Brizzi Building, Market Street Pastries is a family-owned bakery-café making fresh pastries and made-to-order food while preserving a downtown gathering place. Rebecca Wiley Marshall and her husband, Jeff, opened it in August 2011 after restoring the historic property, whose Queen Anne façade dates to about 1900. The bakery’s maple roll revives a recipe from Jeff’s family’s former Federal Bakery, bringing back a local favorite that had been absent since the late 1970s.
Family-run Market Street Print is a West Chester print shop led by Tim Kelly, whose team brings almost 50 years of printing experience to local customers. The company serves small and medium-sized businesses, schools, local governments, and independent authors with personalized service and convenient online ordering.
Founded in 1994, Willoughby-based Marketing Communication Resource produces direct-mail and fundraising communications for nonprofits nationwide. Its in-house work pairs print and mailing services with nonprofit-focused consulting, creative support and data expertise, and the company says it has served thousands of organizations over more than 30 years. MCR also operates on an à la carte basis, allowing clients to use it as an extension of their team without a required contract.
Founded in Buffalo in 2004, Marketing Tech of WNY is a full-service marketing and print company that turns ideas into printed materials, direct-mail campaigns and digital marketing solutions. Operating from the historic Tri-Main Center, the company brings printing, in-house graphic design, data services and web development under one roof. Its Buffalo team has produced thousands of projects for businesses, nonprofits and manufacturers, including ongoing work translating complex manufacturing information into clear sales materials.