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Born in 1976 from Fred Olivieri’s construction business, MRO Built manufactures custom architectural fabrication and store fixtures for retail, restaurant, and commercial spaces. From its North Canton facilities, the company combines experienced craftsmen with modern production and manages projects domestically from design through installation. Its 100,000-square-foot manufacturing, warehousing, and office operation supports both one-off work and nationwide fixture rollouts.
MRP Solutions makes injection-molded plastic closures, jars and related packaging components, with every closure and jar manufactured in the United States. Founded in 1976 as Mold-Rite Plastics in Plattsburgh, New York, the company now draws on the combined heritage of Mold-Rite, Weatherchem and Stull Technologies, including more than 70 years of packaging manufacturing experience. Its in-house engineering and tooling team develops customized solutions, while its facilities follow GMP guidelines and hold ISO 9001:2015 and FSSC 22000 certifications.
From its Dayton, Ohio location, MRS Electronic, Inc. develops and manufactures rugged vehicle electronics alongside custom hardware and embedded software for automotive and other mobile equipment applications. The company traces its roots to 1971 and has spent more than 20 years developing controllers, CAN-based systems and telematics products, with a particular focus on cybersecurity-capable 32-bit electronics and customer-specific engineering. MRS supports customers through eight international locations and partner network, while its German operations hold ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certifications.
Mrs T's Bakery is a bakery preparing to launch its online shop. The bakery has not yet published further details about its products, history, or ownership.
Since 1964, Mrs. Cavanaugh’s has made handcrafted chocolates and ice cream at its North Salt Lake factory, with gift-ready assortments and treats built around its longstanding family recipes. The company is especially known for its chocolate-covered cherries and slow-cooked caramel creations, while also offering custom chocolate gifts, event catering, and factory tours.
Born from a pastry chef and apprentice’s 1970s dream, Mrs. London’s is a French-influenced boutique bakery and café in Saratoga Springs, making scratch pastries, naturally leavened breads, desserts and savory café fare. The bakery has served its historic Broadway location for more than 20 years, carrying on traditions that include French macarons and breads made with New York State organically grown grains. Its creations have been featured on CBS and in The New York Times and Food & Wine Magazine.
Mrs. Ressler's Food Products Company is a family-owned Philadelphia business that manufactures ready-to-eat beef and poultry deli products. Edith and Emerich Ressler founded it in 1954, and three generations of the family have been involved in the company. Its deli offerings include roast beef, corned beef, pastrami, turkey, and chicken products.
Born in 1952 in the Twardzik family kitchen in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, Mrs. T’s Pierogies makes frozen stuffed pasta pockets based on Mary “Mrs. T” Twardzik’s handmade potato-and-cheese recipe. Ted Twardzik started the company with five women making pierogies for local stores, and more than 65 years later his son Tom runs the family business. The company now describes itself as the country’s largest provider of pierogies, including its original classic and newer snack-sized varieties.
MRSL is an employee-owned company whose developers and researchers build software for the U.S. Intelligence Community and Department of Defense. Based in Sarasota, Monterey, and Dayton, it works on difficult mission applications involving real-time signal processing, with laboratory and government-approved development space supporting its work.
MrSteam, identified in copyright notices as Sussman-Automatic Corporation, makes steam-bath and sauna products for residential and commercial settings. The company says its steam generators are designed, engineered, and assembled in Long Island City, New York, and describes a legacy of more than 100 years in creating its products and wellbeing experiences.
MRX Products Inc. supplies training and work gear, with a particular focus on equipment and apparel for MMA, boxing, weightlifting and active jobs. Its Schenectady-based catalog includes MRX lifting straps and fight clothing alongside Riggermen tactical workwear, giving the company an unusually broad reach from the gym to the construction site. The business also offers wholesale purchasing for larger orders.
Family-owned and locally operated in Bath, MS Techz has served the Lehigh Valley since 2003, when Stephen Nikles established the business with a personal, local approach. The shop supports businesses and individuals through custom print and graphics work, alongside a local IT service. Its focus is on accessible, community-minded help rather than an impersonal transaction.
Founded by Malcolm Steele in 1987, MS Welding is a Leeds-based welding equipment repair, servicing, calibration and sales centre supporting industry across Yorkshire and the UK. Its engineers repair most makes to component level in a purpose-built facility, while the business also designs bespoke automated welding systems and serves as an authorised Hypertherm service centre and approved EWM service centre. Malcolm’s engineering legacy continues after his death in 2023 through the company’s repair, training and technical support work.
Established in 1914, MSA Safety Incorporated develops, manufactures, and supplies safety products intended to protect people and facility infrastructure. The company says its products combine electronics, mechanical systems, and advanced materials, and that its equipment is used across markets including fire service, construction, mining, and oil and gas.
Known for treating commerce itself as creative material, MSCHF is an art and design studio whose projects turn everyday cultural conventions into unexpected objects and experiences. The studio works across physical products and digital interventions, with its output presented through limited releases, online projects, and exhibitions such as its solo show at Perrotin Los Angeles.
Born from a 1970 military testing project at New Mexico’s White Sands Missile Range, MSD Ignition makes high-performance ignition and engine-control components for racers, hot rodders and enthusiasts. The company pioneered capacitive-discharge and Multiple Spark Discharge technology, and now manufactures at a more than 150,000-square-foot El Paso plant staffed by over 275 people. MSD products run everywhere from 12,000-horsepower Top Fuel dragsters to street rods, farm trucks and boats.
MSDivisions, a division of Commercial Communications LLC, supplies catalog and custom springs from Middletown, New York. Its standout strength is the combination of more than 10 million stock springs with custom manufacturing for designs ranging from fine wire to springs up to 30 feet long. The company also provides load certification and SPC analysis with its shipments.
Formed through the merger of three established co-packagers, MSI Express is a single-source contract manufacturer and packaging company serving consumer packaged goods brands. Its 16 facilities across six states encompass about 3 million square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space, giving customers a broad operating network for everything from dry-food blending to specialized gummy production. MSI Express also integrates engineering, digital supply-chain tools and food-safety systems, and was named Manufacturing Technology Insights’ 2025 Contract Manufacturing Packaging Company of the Year.
For more than 35 years, MSI Precision Specialty Instruments has remained a family-owned, family-operated company based in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. It serves operating rooms worldwide through a deliberately small, relationship-focused model, helping healthcare professionals source precision surgical instruments while providing personalized support and repair services.