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Founded in Melbourne in 2001 as a toner-cartridge recycling business, Close the Loop Group now develops circular solutions that recover materials, refurbish IT assets and produce sustainable packaging. Its distinctive collect-to-create model turns difficult waste streams into usable outputs such as TonerPlas® road additive and rFlex® recycled materials, with operations spanning Australia, the Americas and EMEA. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications and operates under a zero-waste-to-landfill approach.
On a grazing farm in Blair County’s Morrison’s Cove Valley, the Rice family turns milk from its pasture-raised herd into hand-made farmstead artisan cheese, raw milk, and grass-fed beef. Founded in 2005, Clover Creek Cheese Cellar began selling cheese made from Ojala Farm milk before building its own creamery in 2007; since 2017, it has processed all of its cows’ milk on the farm. The family ages its raw-milk cheeses in climate-controlled cellars on locally grown wood shelving, where natural rinds develop character over time.
Since 1937, Clover Farms Dairy has produced milk and other beverages from Pennsylvania Dutch dairy country, supplying its products through a network of more than 170 local farm families. Based in Reading, the company also handles co-packing and makes 100% fruit juice, iced tea and dairy products, with a quality-assurance program whose participating farms pledge not to use the artificial growth hormone rBST.
What began as John and Pat Skrip’s grape-growing hobby in the 1970s became Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery in 1985, a family-run Pennsylvania winery producing wines from six vineyards across 80 acres in Berks and Lehigh counties. The Skrip family makes about 80,000 gallons of wine annually, including its flagship Turtle Rock Red, and now also distills spirits in-house at its Breinigsville facility under winemaker and head distiller John Skrip III. Four retail locations offer tastings, events, custom-labeled bottles and the expanded Clover Hill Spirits line.
Known for more than 30 years of specialized golf-storage work, Clubstor by EQUIPTO has completed over 500 installations worldwide. The Tatamy, Pennsylvania manufacturer makes space-saving golf bag storage for country clubs and other facilities, with mobile systems designed for high-density rooms and custom layouts available.
Since 1986, CM Technologies Corporation has built its reputation around ECAD® testing for the demanding nuclear power industry, where more than 90% of its clients operate plants for production, research, or other applications. Based in Coraopolis, the company serves customers worldwide with specialized systems and testing services that help identify wiring and circuit problems.
CMA Refinishing Solutions manufactures paint strippers, clearcoats, solvents, reducers, paint booth care products, and waterborne cleaners. It serves automotive refinish and restoration, industrial, marine, military, and aviation markets throughout North America, and offers private labeling, custom blending, personalized service, and technical support.
CMCO was formed in 2023 by combining Kito Corporation with The Crosby Group, bringing together a lifting-industry legacy of more than 260 years. Today, the company serves demanding industrial operations worldwide through a global manufacturing and distribution network, with more than 7,000 employees and over 100 sites.
Family-owned for more than 30 years, CMI Cabinets & Countertops designs, fabricates, and installs kitchen and bath cabinetry and countertops from its Bucks County base. The company keeps much of its countertop work on premises, giving its designers and craftsmen control from the initial plan through installation for homeowners, builders, and contractors across Southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Founded in Marseille in 1959 as Control Mesure Regulation, CMR Group began by repairing ship measuring instruments and developing instruments for industrial engines. It now has more than 1,000 employees across 11 countries and manufactures control and monitoring solutions, including sensors and wiring systems for demanding environments. Its work serves energy, industry, and marine applications, with a long-standing focus on marine and industrial engine instrumentation and wiring.
Born from a precision machine shop, CMW Tech develops American-made equipment and shop solutions, including the EDM 101 platform for broken-tool removal and sinker work. Founded in 2019 by machinists with more than 40 years of experience, the Telford, Pennsylvania team draws on over 100 years of collective mechanical, software, and electrical engineering experience to address practical manufacturing-floor problems. It also provides EDM-powered broken tap and tool recovery for customers’ valuable parts.
CNC Malting Company turns locally grown Pennsylvania grain into custom and craft malt for brewers and distillers, using traditional floor-malting methods in a former Clearfield Township elementary school. Founded in Butler County in 2015 by Penn State chemical engineer Brendan Carroll, the company links farmers with the craft beverage makers who use their grain. Its 30,000-square-foot malthouse handles small, flexible batches and contract work, with grains sourced from as close as three miles away.
Founded in 1997, CNC Manufacturing is an American precision machine shop whose Coatesville operation has grown into a 37,000-square-foot home for demanding manufacturing work. Its machinists produce performance-critical parts for aerospace and medical customers, backed by AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification. The company also brings a distinctly hands-on character to customer service, with people answering questions directly rather than routing them through a portal.
Since 1996, CNC Specialties Mfg., Inc. has produced precision CNC-machined parts from its Apollo, Pennsylvania shop. With more than 25 machines and an in-house coordinate measuring machine, the company serves demanding fields including defense, medical, power generation and robotics while retaining the small-town hospitality it emphasizes.
Since 1997, CNC Tech USA division CNC Manufacturing has precision-machined performance-critical parts for demanding applications from its 37,000-square-foot Coatesville facility. Its close-tolerance work spans small and large production lots, with exotic materials handled routinely and Statistical Process Control applied throughout manufacturing. CNC Manufacturing, along with sister companies CNC Technology and MTI Dental, holds DEKRA ISO 9001:2015 certification and employs several armed-services veterans.
CNH Industrial N.V. is an equipment, technology and services company focused on agriculture and construction. Its history of developing equipment for farmers and builders dates to 1842, and it operates through a portfolio of brands including Case IH, New Holland, CASE and New Holland Construction Equipment. The company provides agricultural machinery and implements, construction products, and associated financing and aftermarket offerings.
Since 1990, Pittsburgh-area CNT Motion Systems has designed and built CNC routers and custom automation equipment for manufacturers seeking an affordable, made-in-the-USA solution. Founded by third-generation machinery designer Max Andrzejewski, the company is especially known for taking on unusual applications, from long-table ACM panel systems to specialized fence and stair-machining equipment. Its team also provides installation, training and remote technical support for the machines it builds.
Family-owned and family-operated, Coal Country Brewing grew from founder and brewmaster Mike Kutchman’s weekend hobby into an Ebensburg microbrewery with brewing on site. Its taproom draws on Central Pennsylvania’s mining heritage, incorporating real coal and historic miner equipment into the setting while supporting nearby farmers through locally sourced ingredients.
From its Pennsylvania base, Coalcracker Bushcraft LLC makes outdoor field gear and teaches bushcraft and survival skills through its Appalachian Bushman School. The company cuts and sews much of its own equipment in-house, including oilcloth shelters and sleep systems, and also provides OEM sewing for heavyweight textiles and wool—materials many production facilities avoid. Its gear is made in the USA and designed around practical use in the field.
Coast Brands grew from its founder Tara’s search for better American-made gear for her dog, Briggs, into a maker of handcrafted dog accessories designed for everyday walks and outdoor adventures. Its signature Coast Line leash is built to shift between traditional, hands-free, running and multi-dog use, while the company’s collars and harnesses pair American marine rope with Wickett & Craig saddle leather and stainless steel hardware. Coast works with American makers, including Amish artisans, and handcrafts every piece in the USA.