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Charlynda Scales, an Air Force veteran, makes Mutt’s Sauce, a women-owned company built around her grandfather’s all-purpose tomato-based sauce. Charlie “Mutt” Ferrell Jr. developed the sweet-then-tangy recipe with a little heat in 1956, carried it with his family during Air Force deployments to Japan, and passed it to his granddaughter, who began sharing it in 2013. Produced in the USA, the sauce remains a family legacy centered on everyday meals and gathering people around the table.
Mutual Engraving Company brings fine engraved-stationery traditions to modern print work, with letterpress pieces that retain a distinctive old-world character. The company also handles custom die cutting and uses Heidelberg presses for offset printing, alongside digital presses it brought in-house nearly 20 years ago after the technology reached its quality standards.
A manufacturing company since 1910, Mutual Industries has built its identity around more than a century of producing materials for construction and workplace safety. Based in Philadelphia with additional manufacturing locations in Baltimore and Fort Myers, it supplies distributors with products such as silt fencing and safety apparel, maintaining quality-control procedures intended to prevent field failures in demanding environmental conditions.
At its Hazelton, Pennsylvania headquarters, Muzo is a furniture maker known for designing adaptable spaces for education and esports. The company manufactures its products in a 75,000-square-foot U.S. facility, while its UK design studio develops furniture intended to move with changing ways of learning and working.
Founded in 1948, family-owned MV Sport – The Game supplies and decorates apparel for wholesale customers, with a custom-decorating facility in Bay Shore, New York. The company reports employing more than 400 people in the USA and operating a decorating plant powered by over 4,500 photovoltaic panels.
Founded in 1986, MVG (Microwave Vision Group) develops electromagnetic-wave visualization technologies and test systems for antenna characterization, radar-signature evaluation and EMC testing. With more than 400 employees worldwide, the company carries a heritage of antenna-measurement expertise into its FastField™ multi-probe systems and turnkey solutions for wireless product development. In the United States, MVG also supports customers through local manufacturing, project and sales offices, including an Atlanta laboratory accredited to CTIA 3.1.
MVP Plastics, Inc. is a privately held, minority-owned custom plastics component processor and assembler serving customers from facilities in Ohio, Texas, and China. Founded in 1995, the company produces more than 15 million parts annually and is IATF 16949 accredited, with capabilities that span injection molding and integrated assembly for markets ranging from automotive to medical and industrial products.
Founded in Akron in 1969 by engineers Chuck Wright and Jim Cavallero, MVT & Pro Car Associates grew out of a Pro Stock drag-racing team and remains closely tied to the Wright family, with Chuck’s son Chris now running the shop. The company is known for applying race-engine development experience to custom engine building and dyno testing for both street vehicles and competition cars.
MW Components manufactures precision metal components for demanding engineering applications, pairing more than 40,000 in-stock designs with custom production from prototype quantities to multi-million-part runs. Based in Charlotte and operating dozens of locations across the United States, the company brings more than 100 design engineers and over 20 manufacturing facilities worldwide to complex, tight-tolerance work. Its aerospace operations are ISO 9001 and AS9100D certified and FAA, DoD, NASA, and ITAR-compliant.
MW Components is a US-based precision component manufacturer making engineered springs, fasteners, bellows, shims and other metal parts for demanding applications. Its network of more than 20 manufacturing facilities, supported by over 100 engineers and design specialists, spans rapid stock fulfillment through custom production from prototypes to multi-million-part runs. The company is ISO 9001 and AS9100D certified for aerospace work, while its Ohio Rod Products operation is known for narrow-diameter fasteners reaching 86 inches in length.
MW Components is a precision component and product manufacturer headquartered in Charlotte, NC, with over 20 manufacturing facilities worldwide. The company accelerates the process of delivering custom, stock, and standard parts to virtually any volume and against demanding deadlines, working to highly complex tolerances. With a team of more than 100 engineers and design specialists, MW Components serves demanding industries including aerospace, medical, energy, and defense, offering a wide range of components from springs and fasteners to bellows and shims.
Family-owned and operated from the start, Defiance-based MW Solutions builds automated and robotically controlled tube-bending equipment, with in-house engineering, fabrication and machining carrying projects from concept through completion. The company is particularly known for fully automated nylon and steel tube benders, while its integrated approach also supports custom automation and robotic systems. MW Solutions says its team brings more than 100 years of combined experience and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
For more than 50 years, MWI, Inc. has engineered and machined carbon and graphite products, with a particular foothold in EDM and high-temperature applications. Its engineers work alongside customers on material selection, part design and even reverse-engineering legacy components, while four carbon-and-graphite research laboratories support application development. MWI is ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR certified for the distribution and machining of carbon-based products.
Lifelong engineer Matthew W. Wright founded MWW1 in 2013 while developing patented engine technology, giving the Shaker Heights company a distinctly hands-on character. MWW1 turns difficult ideas into working hardware, staying with projects from early design through physical testing for clients in industrial equipment, manufacturing, and performance vehicles.
MXD Process traces its roots to Mixer Direct, established in 2010, and was formed in 2015 to bring a growing family of process-equipment brands together. Based in Jeffersonville, Indiana, the company is known for taking projects from an initial idea through in-house engineering and fabrication, then supporting installation and ramp-up for manufacturers that need a process built around their own production goals. Its growth has included the addition of ShearPro, Torrey Mills, Heritage Equipment and Branch Environmental.
MXene Inc. is scaling U.S. production of MXenes, a class of two-dimensional nanomaterials, for industrial and research use. The company supplies titanium carbide MXene inks and powders while developing custom solutions with partners pursuing vertical integration. Its team combines expert researchers and experienced engineers to build the technologies needed to move MXenes from laboratory quantities toward larger-scale production.
Cindy and Robert Levine have grown My Boy’s Baking from a 2004 home-kitchen venture into a full-time Bethlehem bakery known for its biscotti and gift presentation. Since opening the bakery in 2006, the family business has baked to order for holidays, special occasions, and corporate gifting, with options for customized packaging and wholesale orders.
My Canine Cucina is a Maryland-based kitchen that prepares natural, wholesome dog food, dog treats, and cat treats in designer flavors. It sources ingredients from local farms in Harford County and surrounding areas.
My Dessert Solutions makes frozen cakes, tortes, cheesecakes and other desserts by hand from scratch for foodservice and private-label customers. Its pastry chefs bring experience from some of the area’s most prestigious bakeries, while the company also develops custom creations in low minimum runs. Standard cakes are packaged for frozen distribution with a six-month shelf life.
Founded in Pennsylvania in 2020, My Favorite Prints turns designs, photographs and sketches into custom 3D models, printed parts and sculpture art. The York company also gives failed FDM prints a second life through a recycling and donation initiative intended to keep scraps out of landfills while helping classrooms obtain 3D-printing equipment and training. It began with a single 3D printer in 2019 and later coordinated face-shield donations during the COVID-19 supply shortage.