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Born from a family need 23 years ago, Milestone Cube Company handcrafts solid Pennsylvania cherrywood cubes for corporate, military and personal recognition, including engraved coin and planter cubes. Cumberland makers Peter and Terry bring furniture-making and more than 18 years of woodworking experience to a business that has grown from its original Alzheimer’s-care purpose into an international operation serving more than 5,000 customers worldwide. Peter is a proud veteran and a pioneer in using laser technology for wood turning, while the company says it uses sustainable wood and practices in its products.
Founded in 2008, Milestone Decal Art prints contemporary waterslide decals for ceramic artists, glass fusers and enamel artists, including custom designs made in small runs. The family behind the company brings more than 35 years of decal-printing experience, combining Philippe’s engineering background with Erika’s design and art experience. Its decals use lead-free, ethically sourced mineral pigments and are stocked by ceramic, glass and enamel suppliers around the world.
Milford Enterprises designs and manufactures custom retail fixtures and environments, operating a Pennsylvania facility in Quakertown since 1983. The company describes more than 45 years of manufacturing experience and serves national brands and specialty retailers, handling projects from prototypes through nationwide rollouts. Its in-house manufacturing is supported by design, engineering, warehousing, freight coordination, and installation capabilities.
Milford Furniture is a manufacturer in the furniture and home furnishings industry, employing 11-50 people.
Since 1916, Brooklyn-based MILGO/BUFKIN has turned metal into custom architectural work and fine sculpture, growing from a small truck-body shop into a four-generation privately owned fabrication company. Its engineers and craftspeople combine computer-controlled cutting and modern machinery with old-world workmanship, taking on projects that range from high-visibility building details to sculptures more than 40 feet tall. The company works from its 50,000-square-foot facility and ships its work worldwide.
Milima Tea brings handpicked black and green tea from Kenya’s highlands directly to the cup. The company works with Rainforest Alliance and FairTrade farms, emphasizing pesticide-free cultivation, ethical sourcing, and a farm-to-cup approach that supports communities and the surrounding environment.
Military & Commercial Fasteners began in 1972 when Michael Kin started selling fasteners from a York, Pennsylvania garage to area businesses. Today, the company serves industrial customers from three locations, pairing its solutions-focused approach with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015-certified quality systems. MCF operates more than 182,000 square feet of manufacturing and distribution space and employs over 75 people.
Military Logmars, LLC is a Philadelphia-area woman-owned small business producing compliance-focused military barcode, RFID, UID and UII labels alongside Mil-Spec packaging materials. Its staff brings more than 30 years of experience with military marking and packaging requirements, and the company pre-encodes RFID tags, pre-labels barrier bags and supplies labels aligned with current Department of Defense specifications.
Founded by entrepreneur and mother Sarah, Milk Made Skin creates clean anti-aging skincare built around its proprietary Milk Peptide Complex™, designed to replicate the restorative properties of breast milk. The brand’s unusual beauty concept also carries a personal mission: a portion of every purchase supports the Fertility Dreams Foundation and families pursuing IVF.
Born from Milk Studios, the downtown New York creative hub, Milk Makeup is a creatively driven beauty brand founded by four members of the Milk community. Its team develops the line in-house for people who treat makeup as a form of self-expression, with formulas designed to be easy to use and always vegan and cruelty-free.
MilkShaker is a women-led team of engineers developing a hands-free, wearable breastfeeding device that delivers automated lymphatic-drainage massage for mastitis and clogged milk ducts. Developed with gynecologists, women’s-health researchers, and physical and occupational therapists from New York City’s FemFirstHealth clinic, its rechargeable mechanical system is designed to bring professional-style care into the home. The company’s breast-specific device uses removable technology in a washable nursing garment and is currently being offered through a waitlist ahead of launch.
Founded in 1926, Aurora-based Mill Distributors, Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-owned company that designs, manufactures and distributes furnishings and textiles for commercial environments. Its work spans hospitality and healthcare projects, with custom manufacturing, global sourcing and in-house installation woven into the service. The company maintains one of the country’s largest inventories of bed, bath and table linens, supporting same-day shipment for many orders.
Family-owned since 1933, Mill End Shops creates custom window treatments and upholstered interiors for homes and businesses across Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia. Its in-house team guides projects from fabric selection and precise measuring through local fabrication and professional installation, with a particular strength in tailored draperies and made-to-fit shades. Five generations of craftsmanship and three local showrooms give the company a distinctly hands-on, regional character.
Mill Mechanical is a Monroe, Ohio job shop built around the steelmaking industry, fabricating, machining and rebuilding the heavy components that keep steel mills running. Its core team brings decades of combined steelmaking-operations experience to a fully integrated 30,000-square-foot shop, where engineering and drawing support—including reverse engineering with 3D scanning—can stay under one roof. The company also rebuilds out-of-tolerance work rolls through customized submerged-arc weld-overlay and machining.
Mill Rock Packaging is a specialty packaging growth platform built around companies with advanced service and product capabilities in consumer packaging. It manufactures folding cartons and SFL packaging for consumer brands, with facilities positioned across the country to serve customers in markets such as food, beverage, health and beauty.
Founded in 1959 by Harry and Edith Samrick, Mill Steel Company is a family-owned steel service center that distributes and processes flat-rolled metals for customers across the United States. The woman-owned company specializes in steel and aluminum processing and has grown to seven service centers and 30 production lines. Its history includes a long-standing focus on customer service and continued expansion into stainless steel and aluminum distribution.
Since March 2000, 100% Canadian-owned Mill Tech Industries has designed and supplied high-speed lumber-handling equipment for sawmills and planermills in the forest industry. Based in Salmon Arm, the company combines the engineering expertise of a solid-wood processing specialist with the personal attention of a smaller operation, including custom equipment design and integration for mills with tight spaces or existing systems. Trained technicians provide startup and troubleshooting support seven days a week.
Founded in March 2000 by three people with more than 65 years of combined cabinet-making experience, Mill Tech makes architectural woodwork for projects in Ohio and beyond. It operates from a 60,000-square-foot facility opened in 2020 and specializes in casework and millwork for institutional and commercial spaces.
Founded by Roger L. Bahnik in 1971, Mill-Max Mfg. Corp. has grown from a supplier of gears for timing devices into a U.S.-based manufacturer known for keeping its work under one roof. From its Oyster Bay plant, the company produces precision-machined interconnect components for electronics manufacturers and supports custom designs alongside its standard products.
Born in 1966 in a two-car East Dayton garage, Millat Industries now produces precision-machined components and related finished products for demanding industrial customers. The Dayton manufacturer has grown to more than 190 associates across two facilities totaling 150,000 square feet, with work spanning prototype machining through high-volume production and machined, painted products. Founded by U.S. Army veteran Bob Millat, the company has also earned VETS Indexes recognition for supporting veterans and military-connected workers.