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Briggs & Stratton Corporation designs, manufactures, markets, and services air cooled gasoline engines for outdoor power equipment worldwide. It operates through two segments, Engines and Power Products. The Engines segment offers engines primarily for various lawn and garden equipment applications, which include walk-behind lawn mowers, riding lawn mowers, garden tillers, and snow throwers; and industrial, construction, agricultural and other consumer applications that include generators, pumps, and pressure washers. It also manufactures replacement engines and service parts. This segment sells its products directly, as well as through sales and service distributors. The Power Products segment offers portable and standby generators, pressure washers, snow throwers and lawn and garden powered equipment. It sells its products through various channels of retail distribution, including consumer home centers, warehouse clubs, mass merchants, and independent dealers under the Briggs & Stratton, Brute, Craftsman, Ferris, Giant Vac, John Deere, Murray, Simplicity, Snapper, Victa, and Troy-Bilt brands. Briggs & Stratton company serves original equipment manufacturers. Briggs & Stratton company has a strategic relationship with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) for the distribution of air cooled gasoline engines manufactured by MHI in Japan under Briggs & Stratton's Vanguard brand. Briggs & Stratton Corporation was founded in 1908 and is based in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.

Wrap star British Polythene Industries (BPI) is one of Europe's largest producers of polyethylene packaging. It's also one of the largest recyclers, touting its firsts in recycling techniques for polyethylene scrap. The company's wares include packaging for consumer care products, frozen foods, snacks, cigarettes, and candy. BPI also makes film products including shrink, stretch, lamination, and coated films designed to protect goods in transit. Industrial products include heavy-duty sacks used by the chemical, horticulture, aggregate, and animal feed industries. BPI's recycled products division makes such items as molded outdoor furniture, refuse sacks, plastic pallets, and agricultural or construction films.

British Vita obtains about half of its sales from producing foam for use in furniture, construction, packaging, and carpet underlay, as well as filters. British Vita company is the UK's largest foam manufacturer; its most popular brand is Vitafoam. It also makes industrial polymers, thermoplastic sheeting, and compounded plastics for a variety of uses. Another of British Vita's major divisions, nonwovens, produces polyester fibers. British Vita company operates about 80 sites in around 20 countries, mostly in Europe. British Vita was acquired by US-based private equity firm Texas Pacific Group (TPG) in 2005.

Bryant Rubber keeps it eye on the ball as a manufacturer of engineered, precision molded polymer components, using liquid injection, injection, transfer, and compression processes. End products include connector grommets, thin wall diaphragms, fluid and gas flow seals, septum closures, and a range of medical products. Bryant Rubber has developed the Select Primerless Adhesion Polymer System, a technology which allows primerless adhesion of silicone rubber to plastic substrates. Bryant Rubber Corporation company also provides rubber-to-metal bonding processes and other specialty applications. The family-owned company was founded in 1971 by Bill Bryant.

Bryce Corporation operates under two distinct entities: Bryce Company, which provides superior flexible packaging to a variety of markets; and Cyber Graphics, which excels in package design, product photography, and flexographic prepress operations. In addition, Bryce Corporation is proud of its association with Johnson Bryce, a minority-owned joint venture providing a range of packaging services and solutions to major food and consumer products companies.Operating 5 production facilities, Bryce Corporation is an integrated manufacturer — producing graphics, print media, and applying a broad array of converting technologies. Through extensive programs, Bryce develops innovative products and is continuously improving its processes to achieve competitive advantages in quality, productivity, cost, and profit targets for sustained growth. Bryce Corporation remains the lowest cost provider in key target market segments with sales exceeding $400 million. The Bryce family has been in the flexible packaging business since 1922 when William H. Bryce, Sr. invented "Brad-Tite" waxed paper. He was a partner in the Dixie Wax Paper Company, which later became Dixico. William H. Bryce, Jr. founded Bryce Corporation in 1969 and led the snack industry transition from paper and cellophane to plastic packaging, pioneering extrusion lamination technology.The Bryce family remains dedicated to the company’s future and is intimately involved in day-to-day activities and strategically involved in the company’s direction. Chairman and CEO Thomas J. Bryce represents the third generation and provides leadership, energy, and personal involvement to ensure Bryce’s capabilities meet customer requirements with quality and service standards of excellence. A new generation of well-trained family has also become involved, dedicated to learning from the past and building on the future to ensure a continued legacy of commitment and service.

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