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Locally owned and operated in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, MarSyt has supplied animal nutrition expertise since 1966 and is especially known for its work with dairy producers. The company develops science-backed feed ingredient solutions and provides practical guidance for livestock operations, with its newer Biomonitoring+ program helping dairy farms assess mycotoxin exposure.
Founded in 1978, Martech Medical Products, Inc. grew from a supplier of high-quality extrusions and molded components into a medical-device manufacturer providing concept-to-production services. The company reports three manufacturing and engineering facilities, more than 2,000 employees, and 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and says it is known for medical-grade extrusions and molded components.
Martelli F.lli S.p.A. makes Italian cured meats, including cooked and cured hams and Mortadella Bologna IGP, using carefully selected raw materials and traditional recipes. Its Qui Ti Voglio line follows a controlled 100% Italian supply chain built around animal-welfare standards and no antibiotics during the final four months of the pigs’ lives. The company’s factories comply with BRC and IFS food-safety requirements, while additional certifications cover food safety and supply-chain traceability.
Founded in 1975 as a textile-waste trading company, Martex Fiber now recycles more than 160 million pounds of textile waste each year into reclaimed fibers and other recycled textile materials. Its 360° process takes textile waste from manufacturing and post-consumer sources through sorting and fiber processing, while its Zero Landfill Pledge guarantees that purchased waste is recycled. Martex Fiber serves textile mills and manufacturers across North and Central America and the Caribbean and is an ISO 9001:2015 company.
Martha Spak is a public artist and designer who creates site-specific art and environmental graphics for civic, healthcare, and institutional spaces. Working through a collaborative studio practice, she develops durable, context-responsive installations ranging from sculpture and wall-based work to interpretive and wayfinding elements. Her projects include permanent navigation sculptures in Kirkland, Washington, and healthcare commissions for institutions such as the National Institutes of Health and the University of Michigan.
Since 1969, Martha’s Country Bakery has baked cakes, pies, and other desserts for special occasions and everyday sweet cravings. With locations across Queens and Brooklyn, the bakery draws on recipes perfected over time and serves its treats in a warm, neighborhood coffeehouse setting. It describes its approach as bringing the family’s table to its customers, with classic specialties such as tres leches and layered cakes.
Martin Cab designs and manufactures cab enclosures, a business it says began in 1922. The company specializes in steel and fabric enclosures for operator safety and productivity, including applications ranging from hot manufacturing environments to cold freezer settings.
Since 1954, Martin Diesel has grown from a trucking-industry repair shop into a Yanmar diesel engine and power-solutions company serving multiple industries. The company develops OEM solutions, repowers existing equipment, and partners with OEMs on U.S. military applications, with support spanning engineering design, parts repair, and technical service. Its leadership brings more than 35 years of diesel-engine industry expertise.
Born from a commercial beekeeping family’s experiments with honey wine, Martin Family Wineries & Distilleries has grown from a Sterling garage venture in 1999 into a Finger Lakes-centered group of wineries and distilleries. The family opened Montezuma Winery in Seneca Falls in 2001, established Hidden Marsh Distillery in 2007 as one of New York’s early craft distilleries, and now carries the Martin tradition through multiple tasting rooms, including newer Swedish Hill and Either Oar locations. Third-generation Martin Zach Martin serves as co-owner and distiller, continuing a family operation that works with local growers and farmers while also offering contract bottling.
The Martins are a third-generation family of New York makers whose story started with commercial beekeeping before a garage experiment turned honey into wine in 1999. Today, the family operates a growing group of winery and distillery destinations while continuing to work with Finger Lakes growers and local grains. Their production is guided by family involvement, from co-owner Ed Martin’s handcrafted tasting-room work to Zach Martin’s leadership as head distiller.
What began in 1999 as a Martin family honey farm and garage meadery has grown into a Finger Lakes-based group making wines and small-batch spirits across upstate New York. The family’s unusual start with commercial beekeeping still shapes its work, from honey wines to spirits made with local grains, while third-generation Martin Zach leads the distilling operation. The company also provides contract bottling for wineries and spirits businesses.
Near Stroud in Gloucestershire, Martin Jennings makes public bronze sculpture, best known for portrait figures of writers, poets and other notable Britons. His work combines carefully modelled likenesses with carved text in stone or slate, and includes John Betjeman at St Pancras Station and the official coinage portrait of King Charles III. Jennings trained in calligraphy, lettercutting and stonecarving after studying English at Oxford, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors.
Martin Machine & Welding, Inc. is a Halstead, Kansas machine and fabrication shop with a 150,000-square-foot facility. With more than 30 years in service, it produces custom fabricated and machined work, from one-off prototypes to production runs, and also provides finishing and load testing.
Martin Marietta Magnesia Specialties manufactures high-purity magnesium oxide, magnesium hydroxide, and dolomitic lime products. Its products serve environmental, industrial, chemical, agricultural, power-generation, water-treatment, glass, mining, pulp-and-paper, refractory, steelmaking, rubber, plastic, and other specialty applications.
Founded by John and Grace Martin in April 2016, Martin Materials Solutions is a minority, woman-owned Ohio manufacturer built by space-industry veterans to strengthen domestic production. The company is known for its SPACEGLASS work, developing radiation-stable materials for satellite customers and supporting missions from low Earth orbit onward. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Martin Mechanical Design is a product-development company built around making ideas practical to manufacture. It helps clients move from concept through prototyping into scalable production, while its Jemison DevKit brings the same engineering focus to an experimental drone platform for robotics developers and researchers.
Since 1985, Martin Pallet has made custom wood pallets, crates, and packaging materials at its on-site mill, serving customers across the United States. Its in-house fleet supports short-notice delivery, while managed inventory helps manufacturers keep pallets available without filling their own warehouses. The Massillon company also uses the NWPCA Pallet Design System and operates a 9,000-cubic-foot heat-treatment chamber for ISPM-15-compliant overseas shipments.
Martin Partitions is a family-owned manufacturer of custom corrugated partitions and pads for protecting products in shipping containers. Operating under a lean-production philosophy, the company serves both small businesses and national-scale wholesalers without directly competing with its customers. Its computer-designed parts and rapid quoting process support one-off needs as well as high-volume runs.
Founded by Joe Martin Sr. in 1951, Martin Sprocket & Gear manufactures power-transmission components and material-handling equipment, including custom forgings and conveyor systems. The company stands out for making what it sells across a broad network of regional plants, while keeping complete product-line inventory at every North American plant for quick alterations, made-to-order work, and scheduled release. Martin serves industrial operations worldwide, with more than 20,000 stock parts and systems supporting applications from mining and cement to food manufacturing.
Founded in Charlotte in 1999, MARTIN Woodworking Machines Corp. supplies woodworking shops across the United States with European-made machinery and equipment, including the German MARTIN line. A subsidiary of Otto Martin Maschinenbau, the family-owned German manufacturer established in 1922, its North Carolina operation combines a showroom and spare-parts warehouse with technical support for machines throughout their working life.