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Contract Food & Beverage Manufacturers in the US and Canada: 210 Co-Packers, Co-Manufacturers and Private Label Makers, Each With the Company's Own Statement (Partial List)

210 companies that say on their own website that they make food or beverages for other brands: co-packing, co-manufacturing, contract manufacturing or private label. One row per company: name, the city and state/province printed on the company's site (182 rows: 151 United States, 31 Canada; 28 with no address found on the pages we read, 2 of which have the country filled from the company's own sentence), product categories and services named in the company's own service sentences, certifications the company states (SQF, BRCGS, Organic, Kosher, Halal and others; 70 rows), the page URL and the exact sentence. Certifications are taken only from the companies' own pages, not from the SQFI or BRCGS directories (their terms forbid reuse) and not from the USDA Organic Integrity Database (not reachable without JavaScript or an API key). This is not every co-packer in North America; it is the companies we could confirm from their own pages, as of 2026-10-12.

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Publicly Traded Rare Earth Companies: 40 Listed Explorers, Developers, Producers and Refiners (Partial List, Sources Linked)

40 stock-exchange-listed companies (ASX, TSX/TSXV, CSE, NYSE/NYSE American, Nasdaq, LSE/AIM, Shanghai, Shenzhen) whose main business or a named project is rare earth exploration, development, mining, separation or refining, with the main project and country, development stage, whether heavy or light rare earths are disclosed, resource reporting code, any announced offtake, website and the source URL for every row. Compiled from the Austrade Critical Minerals Prospectus (Feb 2026), SEC filings, UK regulatory announcements (FCA National Storage Mechanism), a CNINFO periodic report (Shenzhen) and company websites whose terms allow reuse, as read on 2026-10-11. No single official list exists; this is not a complete list (excluded companies and reasons are listed).

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Halal-Certified Collagen Manufacturers: 15 Collagen Ingredient Plants & Suppliers (12 Companies) and 65 Contract Manufacturers of Collagen Products

80 rows of two kinds: 15 rows (12 companies) that make or supply collagen / collagen peptide as a raw material (8 Brazilian plants of 5 companies on FAMBRAS Halal's certified-plant list, 4 ingredient makers in Canada, China, Japan, Norway whose own websites name their certifier, and 3 Malaysian JAKIM-certified makers or suppliers of collagen ingredients), and 65 Malaysian contract manufacturers in JAKIM's OEM category that make finished products containing collagen - drinks, jellies, gummies, tablets and beverage mixes (1 of them unclear). Collected from scattered public sources with the aim of covering everything verifiable in the sources searched; not a complete list, as no single official register exists. Checked 2026-10-11; each row has the certifier, an evidence URL, the check date and a product_type column.

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U.S. Prison Food & Commissary Vendors: 162 State DOC Contracts & Purchases (22 States) + 289 Federal BOP Food Suppliers

451 rows in two parts. (1) 162 contract relationships with state departments of corrections in 22 states (AL, AZ, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IN, KY, MD, ME, MO, NJ, NM, NY, OK, OR, PA, SD, TX, WA, WV): 17 operators that run food service, commissary or package programs under contract, 142 suppliers that sell food or commissary merchandise to a state prison system, and 3 whose role the source does not state. (2) 289 companies that supplied food to the Federal Bureau of Prisons (contract awards for subsistence, PSC group 89, actions in FY2024-FY2026, net $412.0 million, from USAspending). BOP runs its own kitchens and commissaries, so these are food suppliers, not operators. One row per vendor x contracting agency x service; each row cites the record it rests on. County and city jails are not included. There is no single official list of these contracts, so the state part is not complete.

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MiCA Crypto-Asset Custody Providers (EEA) + FSA-Registered Crypto-Asset Exchange Service Providers (Japan)

252 organisations in one CSV: 225 entities in 27 EEA countries that ESMA's interim MiCA register lists with the service 'custody and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients' in a record without a withdrawal date, and all 27 crypto-asset exchange service providers registered with Japan's Financial Services Agency. The FSA list does not say which Japanese firms provide custody, so those rows are registered exchange service providers, not confirmed custodians. Snapshot: ESMA register file of 2026-09-30, FSA list as of 2026-09-01, GLEIF LEI data of 2026-10-06.

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Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMR) Developers: 37 SMR, Microreactor and Advanced Reactor Developers with Design, Type, Capacity and NRC/ONR Status (Partial List, Sources Linked)

37 organisations developing small modular reactors, microreactors or other advanced reactor designs, one row per developer (US 18, plus developers in the UK, Italy, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, France and Argentina). Each row gives the design name(s), reactor type and capacity exactly as the source states them, the US NRC status (pre-application, construction permit application, construction permit, standard design approval) with dates and docket numbers, the UK ONR Generic Design Assessment step where applicable, US DOE awards (Reactor Pilot Program, ARDP, Gen III+ SMR), up to three announced deployments, the website, and the source URLs with the exact wording relied on. 30 rows carry an NRC status, 3 a UK GDA status, 17 a DOE selection or award, and 10 a stock listing checked against the SEC company record. Built from NRC and DOE pages (US federal), SEC filings, UK ONR pages and reports, and developers' own websites, read on 2026-10-12. No single official list of SMR developers exists; this is not a complete list (excluded candidates and reasons are listed).

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CTPAT-Certified Partners, Mostly Cross-Border Trucking Carriers (Few Importers): 319 Companies in 8 Countries - 233 Trucking Companies, 62 Brokers, Forwarders, Ports and Other Carriers, 24 Importers / Brands / Manufacturers - Each With the Company's Own CTPAT Statement (Partial List)

Mostly cross-border trucking companies (233 of 319); only a few importers, brands or manufacturers (24), plus customs brokers, forwarders, ports and other carriers (62), each stating in its own words that it is CTPAT certified, validated, a member or a participant. The statements come from the company's own website (306) or its own SEC filing (13) and refer to U.S. CBP's Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT, formerly C-TPAT). Head offices: Canada 131, United States 120, Mexico 62, other 6. One row per company: name, head-office country, the CTPAT role and the tier or status in the words of the company's statement (a role is stated in 42 rows; 1 name the importer role), industry, website, the page or filing with the statement and the exact wording. CBP does not publish its partner list (its CTPAT page says more than 11,400 certified partners), so this is not the complete set; it is the companies we could confirm from their own public statements, as of 2026-10-12.

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Certified B Corporations (B Corp) by Sector: 391 Companies in 23 Countries, Each With the Company's Own Certification Statement (Partial List)

391 companies that state on their own website that they are a Certified B Corporation (B Corp), grouped into 18 sectors. Head offices: United Kingdom 136, United States 126, EU 80 (France, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Denmark, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Austria) and 49 elsewhere (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland, Chile, others). One row per company: name, head-office country, sector, the company's own description of what it does, the page where it states its B Corp certification and the exact wording. The certification year and B Impact score are filled only where that page states them (104 and 53 rows), with the sentence quoted. Not taken from B Lab's B Corp Directory, whose terms forbid commercial and automated use. This is not the complete set of B Corps (B Lab reports far more); it is the companies we could confirm from their own pages, as of 2026-10-12.

Full list available · CSVClimate, Carbon & ESG

U.S. Independent Power Producers (IPPs) by Renewable Capacity: 86 Parent Companies Aggregated from EIA-860 Project Companies

86 parent companies of U.S. independent power producers (IPPs), each with its operating solar, wind, battery storage, hydro and geothermal capacity in MW by technology, plant and generator counts, top states, and capacity under construction and planned. Built from the U.S. EIA-860 2025 final data (generators as of 2025-12-31, released 2026-09-10): the project companies that report to EIA were linked to parents using GLEIF parent relationships, SEC Exhibit 21 subsidiary lists and cited GLEIF/SEC records, with the basis and sources for every row. The rows cover 68% (210 GW) of the 307 GW of operating renewable and storage capacity EIA classifies as IPP; 97 GW could not be linked to a parent with evidence (or belongs to excluded bank/fund owners) and is left out, and parents with under 20 MW are not rows. Rate-regulated electric utility generation is excluded.

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Medical Device Establishments Registered with FDA as Contract Sterilizers (Worldwide)

576 medical device establishments in 50 countries (153 in the U.S. incl. Puerto Rico, 423 elsewhere), one row per facility (FEI number), that are registered with FDA (registration expiry year 2026) and declare the establishment type 'Contract Sterilizer' (sterilizes medical devices for another party) on at least one of their device listings; they belong to 423 owner/operators. The type is self-declared. ReqoData judges 204 rows to be sterilization/irradiation service businesses, 331 rows to be device manufacturers, contract manufacturers or other businesses, and 41 rows Unclear. For 214 rows (the 204 Y rows, 8 N/Unclear rows that an outside list named as contract sterilizers, and 2 other rows of the same owner/operators) ReqoData checked operators' websites and other public pages on 2026-10-07: for 159 rows a cited page states that the operator sterilizes products for customers (offers_contract_sterilization Y), 55 are Unclear. Sterilization methods are given for 178 rows (160 from those pages, 18 U.S. rows as EtO from EPA's list). Built from FDA's weekly download files dated 2026-10-05; checked 2026-10-06.

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Life & Viatical Settlement Providers and Brokers Licensed in Texas, California, Iowa and New Jersey (Business Entities from State Regulator Lists)

124 state licence listings for 75 business entities (counted by normalized company name) that the insurance regulators of Texas, California, Iowa and New Jersey list as licensed life settlement or viatical settlement providers, brokers or (Texas only) life expectancy estimators. Taken from four regulator sources downloaded 2026-10-12: Texas (24 provider, 38 broker and 8 life expectancy estimator licences, with licence number, issue and expiry dates), California (21 providers, with CDI company code), Iowa (17 providers, with issue date) and New Jersey (16 providers, with original licence date). Each row is one entity in one state list, with the source's own spelling, a normalized company name, the states in this file where the same company appears (22 companies appear in two or more), the licence type as written, the city and state the regulator prints, and the source. Broker and estimator licences come from Texas only. It is not a list of all U.S. licensees: only these four states are covered; about 20 other states were checked and publish no usable roster (see limitations).

Full list available · CSVInsurance & Risk

Part-145 Approved Aircraft Maintenance Organisations (MRO) in Europe: 13 Countries + EASA Approvals (Partial: France, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands Not Included)

1,022 aircraft maintenance organisations in Europe that hold a Part-145 approval, compiled from the approval lists of 13 national aviation authorities and EASA's dataset of the approvals it issues itself. Each row has the approval number, the approving authority, the country and the list it came from; 950 rows have an address and 922 have the rating classes (A aircraft, B engines, C components, D1 NDT). Rows by country: United Kingdom 287, Germany 202, Italy 119, Spain 86, Czech Republic 76, Poland 50, Denmark 39, Ireland 35, Bulgaria 28, Norway 28, Belgium 23, Türkiye 17, Latvia 15, Iceland 9, Serbia 4, Azerbaijan 2, Faroe Islands (Denmark) 1, Georgia 1. There is no single official Europe-wide list, and several countries (notably France, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden and the Netherlands) are not covered - see the limitations. The German rows are only the holders that agreed to publication in the LBA database, not every German Part-145 organisation. Organisations only: sole traders and partnerships named after their owners are left out (companies named after a founder, e.g. Wolf Hirth GmbH, remain).

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EV Battery Cathode Material Suppliers: 71 Cathode (CAM) and Precursor (pCAM) Facilities of 23 Companies (Partial List, Sources Linked)

71 EV battery cathode material facilities in 12 countries, reported by 23 companies (POSCO Future M, BASF, Beijing Easpring Material Technology, BTR New Material Group, CNGR Advanced Material, Fulin Precision (Jiangxi Shenghua), Guizhou Anda Energy Technology, Hubei Wanrun New Energy Technology, Hunan Yuneng New Energy Battery Material, Longpan (Lopal), LG Chem, Ltd., Ningbo Ronbay New Energy Technology, Shenzhen Dynanonic, XTC New Energy Materials, EcoPro BM, Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt, GEM, Nichia, Sumitomo Metal Mining, EcoPro EM, EcoPro Materials, L&F, Samsung SDI). 61 rows are cathode active material (NCM, high-nickel NCM, lithium nickelate, LFP, LMFP) plants or projects and 10 are precursor (ternary hydroxide precursor or iron phosphate) plants or projects. One row per facility: operator and owners, listing, chemistry, nameplate capacity with the unit as stated, status (operating, ramp-up, commissioning, under construction) with its as-of date, and the source URL with the exact wording relied on. Built from SEC filings, companies' own periodic reports on CNINFO, and the company websites, IR releases and sustainability reports of BASF, Sumitomo Metal Mining, Nichia, LG Chem, EcoPro (BM, EM, Materials), L&F and Samsung SDI, read on 2026-10-12. No single official list exists; this is not a complete list (excluded candidates and reasons are listed).

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98 Marine Fuel (Bunker) Suppliers on Official Registers: Netherlands (ILT), United Kingdom (MCA) and Gibraltar Port Authority

98 organisations in one CSV: 40 marine fuel oil suppliers for seagoing vessels registered with the Dutch ILT (covers Rotterdam, Amsterdam and other Dutch ports; the register does not say which), 52 suppliers on the UK MCA local fuel oil suppliers register 2026-2027 (national; ports not stated) and 6 bunkering / LNG bunkering operators listed by the Gibraltar Port Authority. Fuel types are added for 33 rows: from each company's own website where it names them, and for the one Gibraltar LNG operator from its GPA directory category. Singapore and Antwerp-Bruges are not included because their official lists may not be reproduced without permission; Rotterdam, Fujairah, Panama, Korea and Hong Kong publish no current list. Snapshot: ILT list published 2026-06-26, MCA register updated 2026-08-20, GPA directory fetched 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Construction Materials Testing Laboratories Qualified by State DOTs and NVLAP

792 construction materials testing laboratory locations in the U.S. that a state department of transportation or NIST's NVLAP lists as qualified, approved, certified or authorized to test soil, aggregate, concrete, asphalt or reinforcing steel. Taken from 13 official lists published by 10 state DOTs (Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin) plus the NVLAP directory, retrieved 2026-10-12. Each row gives the lab name, city and state where the list states them, the qualifying agency, the qualification scope as written (test methods or material groups), the expiry date where stated (510 rows), and the source document. It is not a complete census of U.S. testing labs: it covers only the lists named here.

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Lithium Refinery and Processing Companies: 58 Hydroxide, Carbonate, Chloride and Sulfate Conversion Facilities of 18 Companies (Partial List, Sources Linked)

58 lithium refining and chemical conversion facilities in 11 countries, run by or reported by 18 companies (Albemarle, SQM, Rio Tinto, POSCO, Sibanye Stillwater, Lithium Americas, Lithium Argentina, Tesla, Tianqi, Ganfeng, Yahua, Chengxin, Tianhua New Energy, Zangge, Qinghai Salt Lake, Sinomine, Huayou and Tibet Mineral). One row per facility: operator and owners, listing, product (hydroxide, carbonate, chloride, sulfate), nameplate capacity with the unit as stated, status (operating, ramp-up, commissioning, under construction, care and maintenance) with its as-of date, feedstock where stated, and the source URL with the exact wording relied on. Built only from SEC filings and companies' own periodic reports on CNINFO, read on 2026-10-11. No single official list exists; this is not a complete list (excluded candidates and reasons are listed).

Full list available · CSVMining & Natural Resources

Seed and Early-Stage Biotech & Life-Science Investors: 154 VC Firms, Corporate VCs, Venture Studios and Accelerators in 24 Countries - Each With the Firm's Own Statement of Its Stage and Sector Focus (Partial List)

154 investment organisations that say on their own website that they invest in, found or accelerate seed, early-stage or Series A biotech, therapeutics or life-science companies: venture capital firms, corporate venture arms, venture studios / company creators, accelerators and university-linked or public seed investors. Head offices: United States 56, Europe 63, Asia-Pacific and Middle East 26, Canada 9. One row per organisation with head-office country and city, firm type, the stage and sector focus in the words of the firm's own statement, the page and the exact wording, plus up to 3 portfolio companies named on the firm's own portfolio page (40 rows) and the latest Form D found on SEC EDGAR for one of its funds (62 rows). Organisations only: no partner names, no contact details. Not a complete list of such investors; it is the firms whose statements we could confirm on their own sites, as of 2026-10-12.

Full list available · CSVInvestors, Private Equity & M&A

U.S. Customs Broker Companies from CBP's Permitted Customs Broker Listing

1,663 customs broker companies from U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Permitted Customs Broker Listing, each with its CBP filer code, city and state; 964 rows have the work phone CBP lists, 68 have a role email and 75 have a company website. A row is included when the CBP name shows a legal-entity designator (INC, LLC, CORP, LTD, LP, LLP, PLLC, PC or LC) or the start of one where the CBP record cuts the name short. 75 names without a designator are included because a state business registry record, the Federal Maritime Commission's list of licensed ocean transportation intermediaries or the company's own website shows a corporation or LLC of that name (the link is in the row), and 2 more were judged by hand to be companies. Individual brokers and names that could not be confirmed are left out, so this is a conservative subset of the 2,516 entries CBP lists. Snapshot of the CBP listing marked 'Last Modified' 2026-05-05, retrieved 2026-10-06.

Full list available · CSVUnited StatesTrade & Customs

U.S. Commercial Drone Inspection Service Providers with FAA Part 107 Waivers

44 U.S. organizations that hold at least one FAA Part 107 waiver listed on the FAA's 'Part 107 Waivers Issued' page and whose own website states that they perform drone (UAS) inspection work for clients: electric utilities, towers and telecom, roofs and facades, bridges, solar and wind, oil and gas, tanks and confined spaces. Each row gives the city and state from the FAA waiver, every listed Part 107 waiver with its number, issue and expiry dates and the regulations waived, whether a BVLOS (107.31) waiver is held and, where the Certificate of Waiver states it, the BVLOS operating area or bound, the inspection verticals and the service area as the company's own site words them, the website, the FAA search link, and the company pages used as evidence with a short quote. This is not a complete list of U.S. drone inspection companies: there is no official list of them, and only companies with a waiver on the FAA page (issued 2022-2026) are covered.

Full list available · CSVDrones, Surveying & Geospatial

Wildfire Risk Modeling Companies: 48 Wildfire Risk Model, Analytics, Data and Detection Providers with Product, Offering Type, Stated Customers and WMP/SEC/Federal-Award Mentions (Partial List, Sources Linked)

48 organisations that provide wildfire risk models, analytics, data or detection, one row per organisation: catastrophe modellers, insurtech risk scores, climate-risk analytics, satellite, camera and sensor detection, utility wildfire-mitigation analytics and federally funded wildfire forecasting and sensing developers. Each row gives the head-office country and city as stated, the product name, the offering type and the customer segments in the source's own words, mentions in public records with the source, the website, and the source URLs with the exact wording relied on. 6 rows are named in a 2026-2028 California Wildfire Mitigation Plan, 7 in an SEC filing and 27 in a US federal award record (USAspending). Built from company web pages whose terms allow reuse, California utility WMP filings, SEC EDGAR and the USAspending API, read on 2026-10-12. No official register of wildfire risk companies exists; this is not a complete list (excluded candidates and reasons are listed).

Full list available · CSVInsurance & Risk

Offshore Wind Farm Cable Installation Contractors and Cable Manufacturers: 30 Companies with Role, Cable Types, Projects and Vessels (Partial List, Sources Linked)

30 companies that manufacture, install, lay, bury or protect offshore wind export and array cables, one row per company (15 cable manufacturers, 7 cable installers or EPCI cable contractors, 1 trenching contractor, 2 cable repair or termination contractors and 5 cable protection suppliers; grouping by main stated role). Each row gives the role, cable types and up to three projects exactly as the source states them (25 rows name at least one project), cable-lay or installation vessel names where a source names them (7 rows), and the source URLs with the exact wording relied on. Built from SEC filings (Vineyard Wind 1 and CVOW contract schedules, supplier tables), UK Government and CMA documents, EU TED award notices, NREL/DOE, Chinese statutory annual reports and wind farm or company websites whose terms allow reuse, read on 2026-10-12. Not a complete list: several large installers (Seaway7, Boskalis, Enshore Subsea) are not included because no reusable source stating their cable work was found (reasons are listed).

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NIL Agencies, Marketplaces & Marketing Firms for College and High-School Athletes (U.S.)

34 U.S. organizations that sell NIL (name, image and likeness) marketing, representation or deal-matching services to college and high-school athletes: 12 NIL agencies, 11 NIL marketplaces / platforms, 5 marketing agencies with NIL campaigns, 6 sports agencies with NIL services. Assembled with the aim of broad coverage from scattered public information, because no single public list of these businesses exists: 158 candidate websites found through web search, news articles and university pages were checked on 2026-10-11. A row is included only when NIL services are shown on a usable source and a legal entity is confirmed. For 31 rows both come from the organization's own website (or, for the entity, a public register); for 3 rows whose own website terms forbid automated access, nothing from that site is used: NIL activity is shown by a university page and the entity by SEC EDGAR or a state register. Each row links its evidence; 24 rows have a headquarters state, 16 a role mailbox and 3 a phone number. Organizations only: no individual agents, no personal contact details. NIL collectives are not included. This is not a complete list of the industry.

Full list available · CSVMarketing, Advertising & PR