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In Newton, Pennsylvania, husband-and-wife beekeepers Joseph and Sandra Murphy run Murphy’s Bee Farm, an apiary producing raw honey and other goods made from the hive. They began with one hive in spring 2011, added three more the following year, and have continued building their apiary while Sandy makes the farm’s beauty products and Joe cares for the bees.
Opened in 1928, Murray & Heister is an independent Upper Marlboro commercial printer that also supplies branded promotional products, apparel and large-format signage. It combines in-house production with a nationwide network of trusted print providers, giving the company broad capabilities while retaining the personal attention of a small shop. Its reprographics team also handles wide-format blueprint printing, copying and scanning for architects, engineers and construction professionals.
For more than 100 years, Murray Corporation has built its name around clamping expertise and dependable service from its Hunt Valley headquarters. The company serves OEMs, distributors and retailers worldwide, with manufacturing operations across four countries and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system that reports 98 percent on-time delivery.
Since 1955, Cleveland-based Murray Fabrics has been known for custom circular knitting tailored to each customer’s application. Its tubing supports filtration and protective uses for industrial, medical, and safety customers, with production sized for both small orders and larger runs.
Since 1961, Parkersburg’s Murray Sheet Metal has combined commercial HVAC service, roofing, and custom sheet-metal fabrication under one roof. Its certified technicians serve commercial, industrial, and municipal customers across the Mid-Ohio Valley, while its fabrication shop supports contractors with custom work and five-axis waterjet cutting. The company also emphasizes job-site safety, with OSHA training, regular audits, and a reported current EMR of 0.51.
Founded by Murray Bresky in 1992, Murray’s Chicken raises and processes fresh poultry through a network of small family farms in Southeastern Pennsylvania and the Catskill Mountain region. The family-owned company built its identity around locally grown chicken that is never given antibiotics, is vegetarian-fed, and was among the first in the industry to carry the Certified Humane label. Murray’s also offers a Non-GMO Project Verified line and makes retail products to order, often shipping them within 24 hours of processing.
Founded in 1963 from an effort to build a specialized spring-making machine, Murrplastik Systems develops, produces and distributes cable-management systems and components for industrial machinery worldwide. The company combines more than 60 years of expertise with application-specific solutions, including custom cable-routing and labeling systems for machine and plant builders. Murrplastik’s international group is managed in the second generation by Cornelia Hölzl.
From a two-stall garage in Butler, Pennsylvania, Muscle Products Corp. has manufactured specialty lubricants and fuel additives since 1985, anchored by its Original Metal Treatment MT-10® formulation. The company is now based in Jackson Center and serves industrial users and consumers with products designed to reduce friction, heat and wear in equipment. Sharon Murphy-Dittrich purchased the business in 2001 to keep it in the hands of its employees and distributors, and Muscle’s products are proudly made in the USA under ISO 9001:2015 registration.
Founded 30 years ago by architect and award-winning furniture designer Tom Shiner, Museum & Library Furniture makes understated wood and steel furniture for museums, libraries, and other public spaces. The company grew from Shiner’s design of The Museum Stool®, created for gallery education programs and now used in collections including the Blanton Museum. Its furniture is made around solid American wood, accessible design, and durability, with installations ranging from Monticello to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Mushroom Crumble is a blend of fresh diced mushrooms that can be used like fresh mushrooms. The blend can be a mix of several kinds of mushrooms and can be made available to normal mushroom suppliers.
Mushroom Packaging, a division of Ecovative Design, grows custom-molded protective packaging from mycelium and upcycled hemp hurd rather than manufacturing it from plastic foam. Its MycoComposite™ material takes about seven days to grow and is home- and marine-compostable, returning to soil nutrients in as little as 45 days. The company also licenses the technology to regional producers and offers ready-made packaging such as breakaway corners and insulated coolers.
Built on four decades of supplying gourmet mushrooms to New York City restaurants, Mushroom Squared makes frozen plant-based patties centered on whole maitake mushrooms. The company brings that restaurant-focused sourcing standard to home kitchens with patties that cook straight from frozen and use recognizable ingredients rather than methylcellulose or mystery powders. Its parent company, Mushrooms and More, has served more than 100 New York City restaurants since 1983, while Mushroom Squared develops functional variations such as its Lion’s Mane-infused Cognitive Harmony patty.
Musical Minds LLC uses brainwave technology and a unique algorithm to create playlists that affect mood, focus, and motivation, housed in custom designed headphones. Users can track data gathered by the headphones on a compatible mobile app.
Launched in 2019, Mussel Polymers Inc. is a Bethlehem specialty materials company built around a Purdue University technology that imitates how mussels adhere underwater. Its team develops Poly(Catechol-Styrene) solutions for organizations facing difficult wet-bonding problems, with work spanning industrial and biomedical applications. The company develops, tests, and produces its materials in Bethlehem, supported by analytical capabilities through Lehigh University.
Must NY creates custom-printed event and promotional displays, from branded tablecloths and canopies to banners and feather flags. Based in Orchard Park, the company also produces personalized sublimation shirts, giving organizations a way to carry the same graphics from a booth or event setup onto apparel.
Since 1975, privately owned Mustang Advanced Engineering has grown from an importer of electromagnetic braking mechanisms into a technology-based engineering firm in Twinsburg, Ohio. The company is best known for custom dynamometers and turnkey testing systems developed in-house for customers in automotive, industrial, and aerospace work. MAE marks its 50th anniversary in 2025.
Founded in 1975, Twinsburg-based Mustang Dynamometer makes dynamometers and testing systems for automotive performance and related applications. The privately owned company develops its products in-house, pairing mechanical, electrical and software engineering with systems that measure up to more than 3,000 horsepower. Mustang also designs custom portable testing stations, including systems used for vehicle inspections and promotional events.
From its Sarasota base, Mustang Vacuum Systems designs and manufactures industrial vacuum-deposition equipment for applying thin-film coatings, including PVD systems for complex three-dimensional parts and roll-to-roll production. The company also operates an applications and coating center for contract production, process development, and its proprietary SP4 hybrid-DLC extreme-wear coating. Mustang has patented magnetron sputter and thermal-deposition sources and supports customers globally through sales and service representatives and distributors.
Veteran-owned and operated MustGo makes odor-control products that prevent and eliminate musty smells in stored belongings, homes, vehicles and recreational equipment. Founded by Marine veteran Cliff Zlotnik, the company grows from his decades in disaster restoration and odor removal, including the founding of Unsmoke Services in 1974 and Unsmoke Systems in 1977. Its U.S.-made products reflect Zlotnik’s restoration experience and patented approaches to persistent malodors.
MUTHA makes clinically tested, naturally derived skincare for face and body, with a particular focus on the changing needs of mothers and modern, active lives. Founded by Hope Smith after she formulated a stretch-mark cream in her kitchen while pregnant, the brand is known for its water-free Body Butter, which is made through a 10-day, six-step production process. Its dermatologist- and allergy-tested formulas are designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin, and the company gives a portion of sales to International Medical Corps.