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Founded in 1991, COBY makes consumer electronics and accessories centered on audio and visual entertainment, from wireless earbuds to Bluetooth speakers. The brand pairs sleek, modern design with accessible pricing and distributes its products internationally, with registrations in more than 50 countries. Beyond audio, COBY also produces products for personal care, home, and fitness.
Since the early 2000s, Coccadotts Cake Shop has been creating custom cakes and cupcakes for weddings, birthdays and other celebrations from its Albany bakery. Owner Rachel Dott and her cake specialists are especially known for distinctive tiered wedding cakes, while the nut-free facility also offers gluten-free and vegan cupcake options. The shop serves customers through locations in Albany, Myrtle Beach and Fort Lauderdale.
Founded in 1956, Cochecton Mills, Inc. is a family-owned and operated feed mill in Cochecton, New York, producing custom-formulated and other animal feeds. Now operated by the third generation of the Nearing family, the mill reports capacity to manufacture 1,000 tons of feed weekly and serves customers across parts of New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
Since 1975, Cockpit USA has made American aviation clothing, including flight jackets and other outerwear drawn from its archive of military apparel. The New York company says its jackets are hand-sewn and manufactured in the USA, and it has supplied the U.S. government since 1980 while serving as the official U.S. Air Force supplier of the A-2 leather pilot jacket. Founder Jeff Clyman also developed Cockpit USA’s signature distressed treatment, giving its leather garments a deliberately lived-in character.
Cocktail Gator grew from Ken Empey’s search for an easier way to mix drinks while tailgating into a business making soft-sided portable cocktail coolers and bar accessories. Its signature Walk About Gator carries bottles, sealed ice and cups in one manageable package, with a design aimed at parties beyond the tailgate. The company is co-owned by Ken and his son Ben Empey, who handles sales and marketing.
Founded by Joy Batashoff Thaler, CocoaCompassion makes bean-to-bar chocolate and cacao products in New York while using chocolate as a platform for personal and professional growth. Its single-origin Tanzanian cacao is sourced through Kokoa Kamili and transformed into products such as drinking chocolate and cacao nibs, alongside creative experiences and training intended to support more valued, independent lives. The company also develops hyperlocal collaborations, including chocolate made with sea salt crafted from Sapidus Farms water by chef Chris Amendola.
Cocojune makes plant-based, dairy-free cultured foods, producing its products at its own facility. Founded in 2019 by two friends from Denmark, the company uses slow fermentation to make coconut-based yogurt with live probiotic cultures. Its in-house facility runs mostly on hydropower and is described as entirely fossil fuel-free.
Known for its GRID-IT!® organization system, Cocoon Innovation, LLC designs tech-carrying gear for people who travel with laptops and other personal devices. The company’s proprietary rubberized elastic system keeps accessories secured and configurable inside its bags and cases, helping users avoid the usual tangle of cords and clutter.
CODA Studio was a retail design company whose stores have now closed. The available information does not describe its products, location, ownership, or operating history.
Since 1961, family-owned and operated Codino’s Foods has grown from Leno and Teresa Codino’s small homemade-pasta shop into a Scotia, New York manufacturer of frozen filled pasta. Leno Codino’s patented lasagna-making innovations helped shape the company, which now distributes its individually quick-frozen foods across the Northeast, Midwest and beyond. Codino’s also develops custom products and supports private-label and co-packing work for food businesses.
Founded in 2003 as a fine-art letterpress studio, Brooklyn’s Coeur Noir Specialty Printers now produces gallery-quality printed work for artists, fashion houses, businesses and private clients. Its fine-art editions are held in permanent collections at institutions including the Smithsonian, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim and the Whitney. The studio brings that same standard to everything from a Tiffany & Co. sign to wedding invitations and personal stationery.
Coffee Bros. is a specialty coffee roaster built around high-scoring coffees from producers around the world, roasting whole beans for espresso, filter brewing, and cold brew. The company evaluates thousands of coffees each year, selects only coffees scoring at least 86 points, and works with producer relationships that average more than five years. Its coffees are roasted fresh, with every offering third-party tested for mold, pesticides, and mycotoxins.
Coffee Elf turns spent coffee grounds into bio-based materials and cosmetic ingredients, positioning itself as the U.S.'s first coffee-based biorefinery. Its “Coffee Bio-Alchemy” process uses solvent-free extraction and repurposes the remaining fibrous biomass for products such as sustainable textiles, helping divert coffee waste into new uses across beauty, fashion, and wellness. Based in New York, the company describes its circular-economy work as a way to support women, communities, and nature.
Born from a sunset glimpse of Orient Point’s Coffee Pot lighthouse, Coffee Pot Cellars has made small-batch wines from 100% North Fork of Long Island fruit since Adam Suprenant founded the Cutchogue winery in 2008. Suprenant brings more than 30 years of winemaking experience, a UC Davis master’s degree in enology, and training at Château Lafite Rothschild and in Napa Valley to a traditional, minimalist approach. The winery’s intimate tasting room is hosted by Suprenant and Laura Klahre, with a focus on the character of Long Island wine country and conservation efforts such as its Merlot for Monarchs program.
Cognition Therapeutics is a clinical-stage neuroscience company developing oral medicines for age-related neurodegenerative diseases, with its research centered on zervimesine (CT1812), an investigational therapy intended to protect synapses from toxic protein oligomers. The company brings 20 years of mechanistic, translational, and clinical research to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia with Lewy bodies, where its once-daily small-molecule approach is being evaluated in Phase 2 studies. Headquartered in Purchase, New York, Cognition also uses clinical research and patient-caregiver engagement to address conditions that have historically received limited investment.
Cognivue develops FDA-cleared digital cognitive assessment devices for earlier detection of potential cognitive impairment in healthcare settings. Conceived and developed in part by President and CEO Paul W. Estes beginning in 2009, its adaptive-psychophysics technology customizes self-administered testing to each patient’s visual and motor capabilities while collecting more than 130,000 data points. Based in Victor, New York, Cognivue supports clinical use and research through products including the five-minute Thrive screen and the more comprehensive Clarity assessment.
Founded in 1996 by native Israeli designer Ruth Cohen, Cohen Printing creates custom Jewish invitations and stationery, including bilingual Hebrew–English wedding and b’nai mitzvah pieces, from its Teaneck studio. Ruth has led the design work since opening the boutique and brings four decades of press experience to one-on-one projects, with particular care for accurate Hebrew typesetting. The studio also turns its full-color designs into keepsake benchers with newly built, heavy-stock covers rather than ordinary stapled booklets.
Brooklyn-based Cohesive Robotics builds AI-enabled robotic workcells for high-mix manufacturing, using its proprietary Argus OS software to scan parts and automate finishing and welding without conventional robot programming. The company’s roots in metal fabrication and finishing shape systems intended for the variable, often one-off work found in architectural fabrication, aerospace and defense maintenance. It also applies the same in-house technology to contract finishing projects, with typical turnaround of less than a week after parts arrive.
CoilPod LLC makes a patented dust-containment hood that lets technicians clean commercial refrigeration condenser coils with air and vacuum instead of dispersing debris or relying on chemical sprays. Its bag-like COILPOD system seals around the coil and uses a clear viewing window plus hose ports to contain the mess, helping restaurant and foodservice maintenance crews clean equipment during regular shifts without moving heavy machinery. The company also holds patents covering coil-cleaning methods, dirty-coil sensing, and air-cleaning blower technology.
Colbert MD is a skincare line co-founded by Dr. David Colbert and JP Van Laere. Submitted source context describes its skin renewal products, patented QuSome technology, and presence in North American, European, and South Asian markets.