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Devonian Stone of New York, Inc. mines and fabricates Devonian Sandstone at its quarry in the southern tier of New York near the Pennsylvania border. With more than 25 years in the stone business, it cuts and shapes Glacier Blue® sandstone in a 13,000-square-foot fabrication facility and develops proprietary methods for its exploration, mining, and fabrication.
Founded by restoration artist David Fuentes in 1993, DF Conservation restores and conserves period and contemporary furniture, woodwork, and wooden architectural objects from its Red Hook, Brooklyn studio. Its approach centers on preserving original patinas and the integrity of each piece, using reversible materials whenever possible and following the American Institute for Conservation’s code of ethics. The studio also brings its conservation work on-site for architectural elements and built-in cabinetry.
Di Rienzo Bakery is a family-owned Binghamton bakery that has made bread since Gaetano Di Rienzo opened it in 1904. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, it continues to bake daily at its original Henry Street location and is known locally for its Italian bread and Friday fish fry. Its wholesale baking serves businesses and institutions across the region.
Diageo makes and distributes premium beverage alcohol, bringing brands such as Johnnie Walker and Guinness to consumers around the world. Its supply and manufacturing network spans more than 100 sites in over 30 countries, producing over 230 million equivalent units annually for distribution across 180 countries. The company also runs Spirit of Progress initiatives focused on responsible drinking, inclusion and diversity, and a more sustainable supply chain.
For more than five decades, Dial Industries has designed and manufactured plastic housewares and storage products from its California base, with most of its products made in its Los Angeles factory. The company works with designers and industry partners worldwide while retaining a close-knit workforce that includes staff who have been with Dial for decades. Its products are designed in the United States and sold through regional, national, and international retailers and wholesalers.
Established in 1911, Diamond Packaging develops and manufactures innovative folding cartons, pairing structural design with decorative effects for brands ranging from Anna Sui to Billie Eilish. The Rochester company is a WBENC-certified women-owned business led by CEO and owner Karla Fichter, and its Greenbox initiative emphasizes sustainable packaging design, materials, and manufacturing. Diamond’s carton plant is ISO 9001:2015 certified and FSC Chain of Custody certified.
After being stranded twice by broken starter cords, founder and CEO Paul Abell built Diamond Performance Ltd. around durable consumer products that keep small engines and essential footwear in service. The company’s Diamondcord starter cord and Diamondlace boot laces are made in the USA and backed by a no-hassle lifetime guarantee, with independent testing showing Diamondcord averaging more than 1.4 million pulls and Diamondlace lasting over 200,000 cycles.
Diamond Saw Works, Inc. manufactures industrial Sterling saw blades, continuing a Buffalo-area business founded in 1890 by engineer John T. Ronan and Joseph Campbell. The company has evolved from making hacksaw blades and saw machines to producing industrial-grade blades in Chaffee, New York, and says its employees own 60% of the company through its ESOP.
Diapulse develops and supplies a clinically validated Class III pulsed radio frequency energy device designed to support soft-tissue healing and recovery without drugs. Its technology is backed by more than 60 years of peer-reviewed research and has been used in applications ranging from postoperative recovery to burn care and athletic rehabilitation.
For more than 39 years, Dick’s Concrete Company has supplied ready-mix concrete and construction aggregates to residential, commercial, industrial, and government projects throughout the Hudson Valley and the surrounding tri-state area. Founded by Dick and Bonnie Penaluna, the privately held company pairs a family-built reputation with a fleet of 25 mixers and 25 dump trucks. Its New York State DOT-approved laboratory includes an ACI-certified quality-control team and the Hudson Valley’s only ready-mix company-owned compressive break machine.
Established by the Divine Brothers in 1892, family-owned Dico Products makes metal-finishing supplies, including buffing wheels and compounds, along with its distinctive Nyalox abrasive brushes and power-tool accessories. A division of Divine Brothers Co., Dico manufactures and packages its buffing wheels and compounds in the USA and serves both industrial users and homeowners through retailers and online channels.
Family-owned since 1946, Die-Matic Products LLC has built its identity around precision metal stamping for demanding government and industrial customers. The Plainview company operates from a 30,000-square-foot factory and is especially known for supplying parachute hardware to the U.S. government, its contractors, and sport-parachute manufacturers.
Tz’utujil Mayan-owned Diego’s Chocolate has been handcrafting soft chocolate rolls and ceremonial cacao in Guatemala since 1990. Founded by Diego Hernandez after learning traditional roasting from his grandmother, the company keeps cacao production in its lakeside workshop, using wood-fire roasting and hand winnowing to create its distinctive rustic, fudge-like texture. Its chocolates are made at origin by Tz’utujil artisans and wrapped in individually hand-colored labels.
Founded in 2015 by CIA-trained pastry chef Jessica Smith after her celiac diagnosis, Different Blend Bakery makes gluten-free baked goods in-house from scratch. The Schenectady bakery grew from Smith’s recipe testing and research into a small-batch shop known for pastries, cakes, and custom wedding cakes that appeal to customers whether or not they need to avoid gluten.
Founded in 2018 after a frustrating experience with a standard wire crate, Diggs, Inc. designs dog crates and integrated accessories that make a safer, calmer space for dogs while fitting naturally into the home. Its signature Revol crate folds flat with built-in wheels, while the Evolv offers a slim profile and playpen mode; the patented Groov training aid helps dogs build a positive association with crate time. Revol crates are manufactured alongside premium baby products, reflecting the company’s focus on detailed safety design.
DigIt Signage Technologies Corporation manufactures and distributes the ChyTV line of digital signage and broadcast television graphics systems, including compact display controllers and professional character generators. Formed in 2009 by a management and engineering team with more than 25 years at broadcast-graphics company Chyron, DigIt applies that television heritage to customizable systems that can add scheduled graphics, alerts, or live-video overlays without interrupting the underlying feed. Its equipment is used in settings ranging from campuses and public venues to government and military facilities, including Capitol Hill and Navy ships.
Born from Monroe Electronics’ 1953 custom engineering operation, Digital Alert Systems, Inc. is a Lyndonville company known for applying broadcast engineering to emergency communications. Its dedicated emergency-messaging organization took shape in 2018, building on earlier work that included pioneering cue-tone control and cable television’s first emergency override system. Today, it serves communications operators with systems designed to keep critical alerts moving.
Digital Babylon Land Farm is a digital-farming platform based in Iraq that provides farmers with technology-focused solutions and specialized agricultural consulting. Its work combines crop monitoring and analysis with digital farm management, sustainability practices, and support for fresh produce grown through modern methods. The platform describes its reach as extending throughout the Middle East and positions the project as a global investment venture.
Established in 2008, Digital City Printing runs a Midtown Manhattan commercial production facility for businesses and creative clients, with same-day and rush printing at its core. Its in-house capabilities extend from HP Indigo and offset production to custom books, large-format graphics, and specialty finishing such as foil stamping and die-cutting. A division of Right Business Management LLC, the company is certified as both a Minority Business Enterprise and a WBENC-certified women’s business enterprise, and serves clients locally and nationwide.
Since Steve Pandolfi founded it in 1987, Digital Color Concepts has carried its New York color-separation roots into a broader manufacturing operation for brands that demand precise visual presentation. The company is known for keeping production in-house, from its early fashion retouching work to today’s print and packaging projects, and for maintaining documented standards such as G7 Master Qualification and FSC certification.