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Founded in 1970 by O.Q. Morris and George Coker, Morris-Coker, Inc. serves the coal processing industry with process equipment sales and service. The Beckley-based company is a factory-authorized Weir Minerals pump repair and remanufacturing center, and also provides custom machine shop services. It has served the coal market in West Virginia, western Virginia, and eastern Kentucky since its beginnings.
Morrison Medical manufactures emergency medical supplies for ambulance, hospital and clinic, law enforcement, fire department, military, and educational use. Its products include immobilization equipment, therapy packs, IV armboards, biohazard bags, patient transport products, and response and first-aid kits.
Morrison Products, Inc. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of air-moving products, including blower wheels and assemblies. Its facilities manufacture to customer designs using galvanized and galvanneal materials sourced from U.S. manufacturers, and the company describes a continuous-improvement culture across its operations.
Since 1961, locally owned Morrison, Inc. has provided heating, cooling and indoor-air solutions to homes, businesses and industrial customers across the Mid-Ohio Valley. The Marietta company remains family-operated into its third generation, with more than 50 professionals and an in-house sheet-metal fabrication shop that produces custom work alongside its HVAC service. Its NATE-certified technicians provide 24/7 support and serve both Ohio and West Virginia.
For more than five decades, the Morrow family has built Morrow Graphics from Dan Morrow’s 1974 Syracuse service bureau into a second-generation company led by his son James. Known early for reproducing architectural specification documents, the business became an early print-on-demand pioneer and now provides digital printing for organizations across the country.
Since J. Mott Morse founded it in 1923, Morse Manufacturing has grown from a custom metal-parts shop into a third-generation, Syracuse-based American manufacturer. Under President Nate Andrews, the company focuses on drum-handling equipment for industrial workplaces and still supports custom designs when standard equipment does not fit. Morse products are made in the USA and reach customers through dealers in more than 55 countries.
Morton Salt, Inc. produces salt for household and industrial use, with roots established in Chicago in 1848. The company says it operates more than 20 production facilities across the United States, Canada and the Bahamas, and is widely recognized for its Morton Salt Girl brand. Its salt supports food use as well as applications in water softening and winter road safety.
Rochester-based Mosaic Microsystems develops thin-glass packaging solutions that connect microelectronic and photonic chips, using its proprietary VIAFFIRM® bonding technology to make fragile glass workable in semiconductor manufacturing. Co-founder Shelby F. Nelson’s glass-packaging work earned her the 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year award from the Rochester Section of the American Chemical Society, while the company’s technology has also received a $1 million Defense Business Accelerator award. Mosaic operates offices and clean-room manufacturing space in Rochester and has demonstrated its temporary-bond process on 300 mm wafers.
Since 1948, MOSAIC has built its reputation as a communications company that helps organizations solve marketing challenges through print and related brand work. The Cheverly company became 100% employee-owned in 2018, including both union and nonunion employees, giving its staff a direct stake in the work. MOSAIC also operates with a longstanding environmental focus, purchasing 100% green energy and maintaining Forest Stewardship Council certification.
Founded in 2011 as a family-owned Maryland business, Mosaic Power turns residential electric water heaters into a virtual power plant by controlling when they use electricity. Its Whole Home Efficiency Network has regulated more than 20,000 water heaters across over 100 properties since 2014, responding to real-time conditions on the PJM grid while helping property owners earn revenue and detect equipment problems early. Mosaic is also developing applications for residential batteries and other grid services.
For more than 90 years, Mosebach Manufacturing Co. has been known for making high-power resistors in the Pittsburgh area. Its equipment supports demanding applications in power generation, data centers, and other commercial and industrial settings, with products made in the USA.
Moses Family Jerky is a Pennsylvania family business that began in 2013 as a set of farmers market stands in York County. It carries forward a family recipe in its homemade-style smoked beef jerky, now supplying customers through retailers stretching from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Mosheko Cosmetics is the 2007 creation of founder Moshe Abitbul, whose early work selling beauty products in mall kiosks convinced him that customers deserved better formulas and a more thoughtful experience. The brand now develops luxury makeup and skincare with a focus on skin-friendly ingredients and inclusive use across skin tones and types, bringing its globally informed approach to consumers through e-commerce.
As a small family-based operation led by first-generation farmer Mike Mosher, Mosher Farms is known for treating healthy soil as the foundation of its work in Suffield’s Pioneer Valley. The farm avoids synthetic crop chemicals and sells its harvest through a farm stand, farmers markets and weekly CSA-style bundles.
Founded in 1973, Mosher Machine & Tool Co. is a Dayton-area high-production job shop making precision machined and tooled parts for customers ranging from local manufacturers to Fortune 100 companies. Now in its third generation, the company pairs experienced CNC machinists and engineers with a continually updated equipment base and quality-focused inspection capabilities. Its work serves demanding fields such as heavy equipment, oil and gas, electrical component manufacturing, and military and defense.
Three generations of the Mosner family have built Mosner Family Brands from David Mosner’s 1957 New York City start into a custom protein manufacturer. Based at the Hunts Point Cooperative Market, the company develops tailored food products for customers across retail, foodservice, institutional, and e-commerce channels. Its 60,000-square-foot facilities are USDA-inspected, SQF-certified, and USDA Organic and Halal certified.
Mosquito Magnet designs and makes carbon dioxide-based traps that attract, capture and kill mosquitoes and other biting insects for homes, businesses and outdoor properties. For more than 15 years, the brand has built its products around patented CounterFlow technology, which combines carbon dioxide, heat, moisture and attractant before vacuuming insects into a net. It introduced the first propane-powered mosquito trap for consumers and supports its traps through certified service centers and a one-year limited warranty.
For 34 years, MOSS Inc. has made liquid-stable immunoassay reagents for the IVD and life-sciences markets, including substrates, conjugates and assay components. Based in Maryland, the company combines custom assay development and conjugation work with bulk manufacturing that can produce 2,000-liter batches and multiple lots weekly. MOSS operates under ISO 9001:2015 guidelines and supplies diagnostic, pharmaceutical, biotechnology and veterinary manufacturers worldwide.
Founded in 1989 when mechanical design engineer Peter Mossman joined electronics engineer Martin Tebbs, Mossman Tebbs grew from a small trolley-making venture into a hands-on Rochester-area design-build company. It is best known for developing equipment that supports electronics production, while also taking on custom manufacturing work for industrial customers.
From Minster, Ohio, 4Most Innovations makes the Gotcha Sprayer, an adaptor that lets users trigger aerosol cans or powder dusters from the end of an extension pole. Its design is aimed at hard-to-reach jobs such as treating wasp nests and testing smoke detectors while reducing ladder use, overspray, and exposure to chemicals. The company also sells complete spray-and-dust systems and related cleaning, painting, and landscaping attachments.