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Established in 1984, Northwestern Ohio Foam Products manufactures high-performance insulation materials at its Ohio plant, using American-made materials in its processes. Its specialties include reflective foil insulation and recycled foam insulation for concrete, and it also fabricates custom foam packaging and laminations.
Founded in Dayton on January 27, 1942, Northwestern Tools makes American-made machine-tooling and work-holding components, including its own RE-NU thread-repair inserts. Still owned and actively managed by the Thomeczek family, the company has grown from four products to more than 2,000 domestic components and moved into a larger Dayton facility in 2018. Northwestern serves markets ranging from aerospace to medical manufacturing, with a third of its employees having more than 20 years with the company.
Started by Jim Miller in a Northwood, Ohio garage in 1968, Northwood Industries is a family-owned precision machining company that makes component parts and mechanical assemblies for manufacturers. Now led by second-generation owner Kurt Miller, the Perrysburg shop pairs experienced toolmakers with in-house engineering and operates from a 23,500-square-foot facility serving customers across North America, Europe and Asia. Long-standing customer relationships—including one dating to 1970—reflect a shop known for helping engineers refine designs as well as producing the finished parts.
Family-owned since 1906, Norwalk Concrete Industries manufactures precast concrete products and provides related services for highway, utility, construction and onsite wastewater projects. Based in Norwalk, Ohio, the company is an early member of the National Precast Concrete Association and serves customers across much of the Midwest, with custom work captured in its motto, “You dream it. We’ll cast it.”
Norwalk Furniture manufactures custom upholstered furniture in Norwalk, Ohio, where its 440,000-square-foot factory employs 225 craftspeople. Founded in 1902 as an upholstery company, it has a long history of handcrafting furniture, and its current team builds pieces individually to dealer specifications. The company became employee-owned through an ESOP in 2021.
Founded in 1906 to make burial-vault molds, Norwalk Precast Molds now engineers and fabricates precast concrete molds and production equipment at its steel plant in Norwalk, Ohio. The company developed its patented Hydra-Strip® system and offers more than 150 established designs, while treating custom mold requests as opportunities for new solutions. Norwalk was also among the first members of the National Precast Concrete Association.
Founded in 1956, family-owned NORWE GmbH in Bergneustadt manufactures coilformers and customer-specific electrical and electronic components, with a standard range of more than 25,000 articles. Its specialist work includes laser-direct-structured components and custom developments, supported by in-house expertise and production for both small quantities and large series. NORWE has about 80 employees, has participated in the UN Global Compact since 2020, and operates with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification.
Born from Aunt Liv’s decades-old family recipe in Norway, Norwegian Baked makes handcrafted Knekkebrød crispbread in small batches in Brooklyn. Its organic, plant-based crispbread brings a modern Brooklyn setting to a traditional Norwegian staple, while the company’s sweet KnekkeGodis turns that crispbread into a caramel-and-chocolate treat. KnekkeGodis was named a 2026 sofi™ Gold Award winner.
Norwich Meadows Farm grows certified-organic vegetables on its Upstate New York farm and brings them to customers through farm boxes, markets, and overnight shipping. A fixture at New York City farmers markets for more than two decades, it is known for unusual, flavor-focused varieties and specialty crops developed in conversation with chefs. The farm also turns its harvest into small-batch products, including a kimchi made with James Beard Award-winning chef Danny Bowien.
Norwich Pharma provides contract pharmaceutical manufacturing and clinical services. Submitted source context states that the company performs manufacturing, packaging, and quality control of pharmaceutical products.
Norwood Manufacturing provides custom manufacturing services, with a focus on metal fabrication work such as welding and laser cutting. Its website also identifies two facilities, Plant A and Plant B, but does not provide their locations or an establishment date.
Founded in 1926 as a Dayton tool and die shop, Norwood Medical now engineers and manufactures precision medical-device components and assemblies for the surgical industry. Its 700,000-square-foot Dayton campus brings more than 30 capabilities under one roof, supporting products used in 13 million surgeries worldwide each year. Norwood became part of the family-owned Heraeus Group in 2021 and backs its medical focus with a 95-member quality team and an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Norwood Sawmills pioneered personal portable sawmills with Peter Dale’s original LumberMate in 1993, and now manufactures North American-built portable band sawmills and forestry tools. Its mills are designed to be customized and expanded as a sawyer’s work grows, with tens of thousands operating in more than 100 countries and lifetime owner support behind them. Norwood says its portfolio includes more than 85 patented innovations.
Founded in 1958, Norwood Screw Machine Parts is a U.S. machine shop known for decades of custom screw machining and long-standing military hardware work. It supplies precision components to customers ranging from small companies to large corporations, handling both prototype needs and repeat production orders.
Founded by father-and-daughter partners Brian and Norah, Noryan creates home and spatial fragrances designed to express identity, shape moods, and bring memories back through scent. The company pairs its fragrance oils with candles, diffusers, and scenting services for homes and businesses, including custom scent programs delivered through HVAC systems. Brian had spent more than two decades curating scents before building the company with Norah under the name Noryan, meaning “Symbol of Love.”
Nos Ailes helps brands and creators bring custom foam footwear from concept to launch, handling design, samples, and factory coordination. Its Foam Sprint™ model uses rapid, on-demand 3D printing to test a shoe without upfront inventory, with an average launch time of 30 days. The company has worked with names including Diamond Supply Co. and Chris Brown’s Auracles, and says brands across more than five continents have launched with its support.
Since 1906, Nosco has produced printed packaging for pharmaceutical, natural health and consumer-product brands. The 100% employee-owned company now operates five facilities and employs more than 650 people, pairing its long packaging history with solutions engineering and a Packaging Innovation Center in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. Nosco is particularly suited to regulated markets, with a harmonized cGMP quality system and virtual audits spanning all five manufacturing sites.
Founded in 1967, Berea-based NOSHOK makes industrial measurement instrumentation, building its reputation as one of the first companies to offer liquid-filled pressure gauges. Its products support pressure, level and temperature measurement along with associated valves, seals and filtration, while its application-focused Product Solutions Managers help customers match instrumentation to demanding industrial uses. NOSHOK has held ISO 9001 registration since 2007 and acquired KING Engineering, including KING-GAGE and KING Filters, in 2019.
Co-founded by makeup artist Tiffany Tarazi and her husband Steve, Nosta Beauty makes playful cosmetics built around the nostalgia of past eras. Its retro-minded collection includes a CD-case eyeshadow palette and a phone-shaped lip balm, pairing throwback design with modern, easy-to-use makeup for millennials and Gen Z.
Tyler Cagwin makes small-batched, bean-to-bar chocolate by hand at Nostalgia Chocolates’ little factory in Huntersville, North Carolina. Inspired by a first taste of real chocolate while sailing through the Caribbean, he built the company around old-fashioned handcraft, ethically sourced cacao, and the idea that chocolate should be savored slowly and shared. The range includes origin-focused bars as well as treats such as chocolate-covered caramels, with recyclable packaging intended to reduce its footprint.