Sugarcreek, OH, Jan 15, 2010 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) ----By showcasing the attention to detail and work ethic expected from Ohio's Amish Country, SUPERB Industries at Sugarcreek is doing something rare among stateside manufactures: It's growing. SUPERB President John Miller credits its Bottom-Up Management System and utilization of high-speed, near-net-shape manufacturing technology for giving SUPERB the edge needed to compete and win contracts away from foreign-based manufacturers for the production of metal and plastic components and fully-assembled parts for the automotive, electronics, home appliance, hardware, security and other industries worldwide. "I am passionate about manufacturing because our middle class quality of life depends on it," Miller said. "We must take steel and build cars, take clay and make bricks, take wood and build homes or we will become a service economy in which we pour the tea and coffee for the people that do."