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Merch38 provides customized printed merchandise, fulfillment, shipping, and software-based merch selling solutions for businesses, brands, game publishers, developers, and social-media creators. Its product offering includes custom apparel, hoodies, sweatshirts, kids' garments, and tote bags, with digital printing, personalization, dropshipping, and worldwide delivery.
Merchyme runs a Cincinnati-area merchandise operation that produces branded apparel and promotional goods in-house while also managing custom company webstores and curated merch kits. Its webstores are built for organizations that want on-demand ordering without inventory or minimums, with orders delivered directly to employees in a stated five-to-eight business days. Keeping production at its Cincinnati warehouse lets Merchyme inspect each item before shipping and provide hands-on support from design through delivery.
Founded in the United States in 1891, Merck & Co. develops and manufactures prescription medicines, vaccines and animal-health products through a research-driven biopharmaceutical business. Headquartered in Rahway, New Jersey, the company has approximately 75,000 employees and has spent more than 130 years turning scientific research into treatments and preventive care for people and animals. Outside the United States and Canada, it operates under the name MSD.
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany is a science and technology company whose businesses span life science, healthcare, and electronics. It says more than 62,000 employees work across 65 countries, translating science and technology into products and technologies, including materials for the electronics industry.
Privately held for more than a century, Mercury Corporation has carried family-founded values into contract manufacturing since 1920. Based in Hammondsport, New York, the company serves OEMs across industries with integrated manufacturing, including the ability to turn a customer’s design into a finished product. Its network includes an 800,000-square-foot New York operation and a 250,000-square-foot Minnesota facility.
Founded in 1946 as Mercury Engineering Company, Mercury Electronics builds custom electrical and electronic assemblies for commercial and military OEMs, from cable assemblies and wire harnesses to control panels and enclosures. The company has grown from a 5,000-square-foot York, Pennsylvania shop into a 68,000-square-foot Seven Valleys facility with more than 200 full-time employees. Its work is backed by ISO 9001 and AS9100 certification, UL recognition for wiring harnesses, and an engineering team that supports projects from prototype through production.
Founded by Greg Yohe in York, Pennsylvania, Mercury Governor Group designs and supports hydroelectric governor systems and hydraulic power units for mechanical and digital equipment. The small business brings more than 75 years of combined hydro-governor experience, with its principals involved in more than 150 digital governor projects. Its team supports legacy Woodward and Pelton equipment as well as modern systems through field service, training, troubleshooting, and upgrades.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1947 by Joseph Berman and his two sons, Mercury Paint is a family-run manufacturer of architectural paints and specialized coatings, now producing more than 1.5 million gallons annually. The fourth-generation company employs nearly 100 people across two distribution facilities and its coatings can be seen on New York landmarks including the Coney Island Cyclone, Citi Field and Yankee Stadium. Mercury remains New York’s largest independent paint manufacturer, with custom formulations ranging from Marathon route paint to coatings designed for temperatures above 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
Founded as Maryland Thermoform, Candle Packaging USA, and Quake Scientific in 1984, Mercury Plastics Maryland manufactures custom thermoformed and fabricated plastic parts in Baltimore. Acquired by Mercury Plastics Inc. in 2020, the Maryland operation combines more than 30 years of local experience with vertically integrated, wholly American-made production, taking projects from prototype through manufacturing and shipping. Its work includes specialized applications for government and military customers as well as high-volume consumer packaging, under ISO 9001 Design certification.
Mercury Print Productions grew from Valerie Mannix’s 1969 basement startup into a Rochester company now led by her son, John Place. The business employs 224 people in a single facility of more than 300,000 square feet, where it produces print materials and manages fulfillment for customers around the world. Its internally developed eMerx system reflects a company that has continued to build its own tools as its operation expanded.
Mercury Publishing helps associations, nonprofits, and special-interest groups turn their communications into print and digital publications, pairing in-house creative work with print production and mailing. Its one-source approach is built around combining tangible publications with digital editions so organizations can reach audiences across generations while keeping production streamlined. The company also handles large projects such as books and full magazine packages from concept through completion.
From chip-scale microelectronics to complete mission systems, Mercury Systems designs and manufactures secure signal- and data-processing electronics for aerospace and defense. Headquartered in Andover, the company combines more than four decades of experience with over 200,000 square feet of RF manufacturing space and a network of trusted, DMEA-accredited facilities. Mercury electronics have supported more than 75 spacecraft, including every Mars flight over the past 20 years.
Merge Plot is a veteran-owned small business built around human-machine teaming, with its name drawn from the moment in military aviation when opposing radar tracks converge. The Huntingdon Valley company develops technology that connects digital models with real-world operations, serving government and business customers while working as a prime contractor on military projects.
Started by Joseph Meriam with his wife and children as the workforce in a 1911 garage operation, Meriam Process Technologies manufactures pressure and flow measurement instrumentation along with test and calibration equipment. The company’s original U-tube manometers grew into a broad process-measurement business, including digital manometers and its MFC5150 HART communicator, which reads device descriptions without translations or subscriptions. Meriam is now a Western Enterprises company and remains part of the Scott Fetzer Company heritage described in its history.
Merida Studio creates original rugs and textile artwork entirely in-house at its Fall River workshop, where designers, weavers, and craftspeople turn natural fibers into made-to-order pieces. Since 2017, the studio has collaborated with Paris-based artist and weaver Sylvie Johnson through a nine-year artist residency that produced its limited-edition Atelier series. Its work is designed as more than floor covering: durable textiles intended to be lived with, conserved, and passed on.
Meridian Adhesives Group was founded to unite the expertise of multiple adhesive brands under one global organization. Today, its 25 locations include 15 manufacturing facilities and 18 R&D and quality-control support labs serving customers in construction, electronics, industrial assembly, and other demanding markets. The group is also equipped to turn customer concepts into finished products through custom formulation and contract manufacturing.
Meridian Bioscience is a life science company known for supporting clinical diagnostics and laboratory research with tools used to identify disease. Its work serves diagnostic laboratories and researchers through testing platforms and specialized reagents.
Meridian Industrial Group is a Holyoke precision machining company best known for handling large, exacting parts for commercial, aerospace, and defense customers. Operating from 60,000 square feet of machining space, the business traces its roots to a foundry and blacksmith shop established in 1881 and also takes on smaller components and prototypes. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards.
Established in 1997, Meridian Machining, Inc. is a Kettering shop known for tight-tolerance work and responsive service. Its engineers and machinists support aerospace, automotive, and medical customers with prototype and production machining, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and NIST-traceable quality equipment.
Meridian Products manufactures custom cabinetry components and millwork for cabinet manufacturers, a business it says it has carried on since 1975. Based in New Holland, Pennsylvania, the company describes an 80,000-plus-square-foot facility and a team of more than 120 employees producing made-to-order work for the high-end kitchen and bath trade.