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Founded in 2007 on precipitation-based manufacturing expertise developed over decades at Eastman Kodak, Rochester’s Cerion Nanomaterials designs, scales and manufactures custom inorganic nanoparticles for industrial products and systems. Its scientists build metal, metal oxide and ceramic nanomaterials from the ground up, controlling particle size and other technical attributes rather than offering off-the-shelf materials. Cerion’s Eastman Business Park plant has grown from 5 to more than 150 metric tons of annual capacity, supporting customers in more than 40 industries from proof of concept through commercialization.
Since its formation in 2009, Buffalo-based CerMedia LLC has manufactured highly porous ceramic structures that give beneficial bacteria a place to grow for biological filtration. Its MarinePure media serves aquariums, ponds, and aquaculture, while BioVast brings the same open-pore ceramic approach to industrial wastewater and waste-gas remediation. The company operates more than 10,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Buffalo’s historic Black Rock neighborhood and reports more than 2,000 clients worldwide.
Cerovene develops and manufactures pharmaceutical dosage forms, helping partners take products from formulation concept through clinical and commercial launch. Based in Valley Cottage, New York, the company specializes in lifecycle management for existing medicines, including proprietary modified-release and coated-capsule technologies. Its team reports more than 90 approved prescription products developed by President and co-founder Manish S. Shah, along with dozens of FDA approvals for complex products.
CertainTeed is a North American manufacturer of exterior and interior building products and a subsidiary of Saint-Gobain. Founded in 1904, when George Brown began manufacturing asphalt roof shingles, the company now reports more than 60 manufacturing facilities across the United States and Canada. Its portfolio includes building-envelope products as well as architectural ceiling and wall systems.
Rochester’s Certified Centerless Grinding traces its roots to 1962, when Paul F. Sage established the company as Certified Grinding and Machine. After ownership passed to Asteria Technologies in 2024, the company has continued its push to rebuild American manufacturing under Christopher Duncan’s leadership, drawing on proprietary straightening methods and ISO 9001-certified production for customers in demanding industrial fields.
In Poughkeepsie, Cerven Solutions makes complex, tight-tolerance 5-axis machined components for radar, satellite communications, and electronic-warfare systems. The shop is equipped to take parts from quick-turn prototypes through production releases, with proprietary methods for thin walls, deep pockets, and heavy material removal. Cerven is ITAR registered and certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Since 1952, Midwestern CF Stinson Brands has developed performance-driven textiles for commercial interiors, bringing together the Stinson, Anzea and Arc-Com brands. The company’s three-generation history began in textile distribution to architects, designers and furniture manufacturers and now includes a design studio built around collaborations with figures such as Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern. Research and digital sampling are central to its approach, which includes four technology patents and many products made in the USA.
Founded in 1990, CG Roxane bottles Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water directly at protected natural spring sources, without trucking or blending. The independent, family-owned company operates seven spring-water plants and two PET recycling facilities, turning recycled plastic into new bottles while supporting the communities around its sources.
Chadash Clarinet Inc. is a small custom maker of professional clarinets in New York, hand-fashioning each instrument from carefully selected materials while combining old-world craftsmanship with modern acoustical design. Its Bb and A clarinets feature distinctive extended lower joints, refined bore geometry, and an integrated low-Eb tone-hole system, with instruments individually calibrated for demanding performers. Chadash also makes adjustable and ringless barrels, and offers custom changes and accommodations for its instruments.
For more than 15 years, Chaffee Printing has turned customer ideas into custom promotional and printed products, with a particular focus on political buttons and other event-ready pieces. Based in Chaffee, New York, the company serves personal and business customers around the world and produces items such as custom buttons, magnets and decals.
Founded in New York in 2006, family-run ARO Beauty Equipment manufactures its own ARO-branded salon and barber equipment, with a particular focus on barber and styling chairs. The company pairs a Long Island showroom with a 5,000-square-foot warehouse and offers personalized guidance, including color and design choices and help with replacement parts after purchase.
Based in Jaipur, Chakra Biotech LLP develops indoor, soil-less aeroponic saffron cultivation systems designed to bring Kashmir-like growing conditions to Rajasthan and other non-traditional regions. Alongside its controlled-environment agriculture work, the company sells Kashmiri saffron and runs hands-on training for farmers and agri-entrepreneurs. Its training program is led by Dr. Ankit Sharma, who is described as having more than 15 years of saffron cultivation experience.
Chalk of the Town makes reusable chalkboard clothing and accessories that let people draw, wear, erase and redesign their own look. Its washable cotton T-shirts feature special no-smudge surfaces, while kits add water-based chalk markers, stencils and an erasing cloth; the same idea extends to tote bags and patches. The products are made in the USA with domestic and imported components and carry Patent #12203213.
Founded in 1981, Challenge Electronics designs and supplies audible components and electromechanical assemblies, pairing North American engineering with manufacturing and logistics support across global locations. The Deer Park company is particularly focused on space-conscious and application-specific sound solutions, including medical alarm transducers and compact speakers, while also providing custom engineering and pre-assembled battery accessories. Its operations are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015, with products described as REACH- and RoHS-compliant.
Growing out of the three-decade-old AdTech Graphic Service, Chameleon Finishing Systems designs and manufactures modular folding, gluing, and converting equipment for commercial printers and trade finishers. Made in the United States, its systems stand apart through open-architecture frames and configurable modules that let operators adapt production for direct mail, packaging, and specialty work rather than being locked into a fixed machine layout. Based in Bergen, New York, the company also draws on in-house technical staff and precision machinists able to rebuild or refurbish graphic-arts equipment.
Champagne PIAFF makes premium Champagne in Épernay, where winemaker Maxime Mansard draws on a winemaking lineage that dates to 1901. With expertise passed down through five generations, the house blends the region’s classic elegance with a fresh, vibrant spirit, including its Brut and Blanc de Blancs cuvées.
Six family generations have carried Champion Cutting Tool Corp. forward since its 1897 beginnings as a New York hardware store. The Rockville Centre company is known for developing practical tools that help industrial users and professional tradespeople get more done, with a culture built around personal service and giving back.
Champion Homes builds factory-built housing, including manufactured and modular homes, and commercial modular buildings. Founded in 1953 as a single facility in rural Michigan, the company says its builder family has sold more than 3 million homes and operates facilities throughout North America. Its offerings also include park models and cabins.
Founded in 1995, Champion Wire & Cable is a utility wire and cable distributor serving distributors from strategically located centers across the country. Its multi-million-dollar inventory and value-added services—including cut-to-length orders, custom paralleling and cable marking—support utility, industrial, commercial and transportation projects. Champion emphasizes an experienced workforce, precise order handling and same-day shipping through its nationwide distribution network.
With roots in a button manufacturer incorporated in 1884, Champlain Plastics carries more than a century of manufacturing history into its Rouses Point operation. The company now produces molded plastic products, including pool accessories, for retailers, builders and distributors serving 23 countries.