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Founded in February 2009 as a joint venture between Canusa Hershman Recycling and Tom Bach, BACH Polymers buys, processes, and trades prime and recycled plastic resins for manufacturers. The Annapolis-based company has grown from a domestic recycled-resin business into an international trader handling more than 30 million pounds of material each month, while also helping customers develop recycling programs and source suitable feedstock. Its team supports the trade with logistics, consulting, equipment sales, and flexible financing.
Bache Audio is a small Brooklyn company that handcrafts high-fidelity speakers and single-ended amplifiers, an effort that began when founder Greg Belman built audio equipment for his own listening. Its designs favor wide-band drivers, quasi-coaxial alignment, and straightforward circuitry, while custom finishes and made-to-order builds let listeners tailor speakers to their rooms. A Brooklyn listening room offers customers the chance to hear the speakers before buying.
Back Alley Beverage operates in the food and beverage manufacturing industry.
Founded in 2018 by Navy veteran and Naval Academy graduate Shawn D. James, Back Creek Canvas makes custom marine canvas and upholstery for boats around Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Based at Horn Point Harbor Marina, the shop draws on James’s sailing experience and training with certified Master Fabric Craftsmen to build canvas with clean finishes designed to withstand the elements. Back Creek Canvas is also certified as service-disabled veteran-owned and veteran-owned.
Back Door Bakeshop is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania bakery that handmakes cookies, cakes and other seasonal baked goods for community markets, festivals and events across the greater Lehigh Valley. Returned to its roots as a market vendor, the bakery sells a select daily line through Scholl Orchards and appears at weekend markets in Bethlehem and Hellertown. Gail Lehman is the proprietor, and the business also accepts private orders.
Newark’s Back Roads Rustics LLC combines traditional woodworking and refinishing with laser engraving to create custom pieces and restore worn antiques. Owner Jim Shaffer draws on years in construction, woodworking, and wood refinishing, giving each project the same careful attention whether it is a personalized gift or a century-old door. The shop’s work ranges from engraved goods to handcrafted furniture and antique repairs, with a stated aim to keep rustic items rustic.
Founded in 1997, Backbone Mechanical Design is a custom engineering and manufacturing company known for solving specialized production and maintenance challenges in transportation-related industries. It develops machinery and equipment for aerospace, industrial, and automotive customers, with projects ranging from aircraft-engine support tooling to integrated factory systems.
Born in 2010 in the backroom of a cyclist’s bike shop, Backroom Coffee Roasters now makes small-batch, fresh-roasted coffee in Central Ohio. The Galena roaster keeps its cycling roots visible in its name and signature blends while building local connections through a coffee fundraising platform for schools, teams, nonprofits and other community groups. Owner Trent Lundberg leads the operation, carrying the original emphasis on improvement, quality and consistency forward.
Backyard Brine is a family-run Long Island food maker that grew from an overabundant cucumber garden into small-batch pickles and condiments made with all-natural ingredients. Cori and Randy build recipes around real food and leave out artificial preservatives and high-fructose corn syrup, with signature jars such as Dill Death Do Us Part and Everything pickles carrying stories from their family and garden. The company also donates 5% of Everything pickle sales to its Kindness is Everything campaign supporting Moebius Syndrome awareness.
Started by two brothers in a retired farm building, Backyard Creations of Lancaster has spent 20 years building custom wooden sheds, garages and other backyard structures with Amish craftsmen in southern Lancaster County. The Lancaster operation sells directly from the builder and can deliver assembled buildings or construct them on site when a property cannot accommodate a truck or a prebuilt structure. Its work includes distinctive custom garages with lofts and dormers, along with practical storage buildings and playhouses.
Family-owned Backyard Escapes was founded in 2010 by Ryan and Christina Hurley and serves Delmarva’s Eastern Shore from its Pocomoke City base. The company is known for pairing Amish craftsmanship from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with faith-driven values and no-pressure, relationship-based service for homeowners seeking a lasting backyard structure.
Founded in 1975, Backyard Products is a U.S. manufacturer known for turning backyard structures into practical, usable spaces for homeowners. Based in Ann Arbor, the company makes its products at a 200,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Monroe, Michigan, and supports customers through a nationwide installation network.
Since 1965, Bacova Mills has made specialty textile products for hospitality properties, including boutique hotels, luxury cruise ships and senior living communities. The company supplies commercial textiles such as its cotton rugs, with stocked and custom options available for hospitality distributors and individual properties.
Bad Ass Kneeboards grew from pilot Sean’s need for an iPad-ready kneeboard on a cross-country flight into a handmade U.S. operation making custom flight kneeboards and bags. Its designs have since been used in everything from Cessnas and Pipers to military rotorcraft, EMS aircraft, and a privately owned Sea Harrier. The company continues refining its kneeboards with input from pilots.
Bad Lab Apparel grew out of its founder’s move from the fire service into business, with two rescued black Labs—Jetty and Grady—providing the name and spirit. The local company has expanded from one employee and a manual press into an eight-person operation known for supporting Baltimore-area public-safety departments and other community organizations through custom apparel and promotional products.
Bad Tom Smith Brewing pairs craft beer and bourbon with an outlaw story drawn from Eastern Kentucky, serving its brews through a Cincinnati brewery and tap room. Its beers and barrel-strength bourbons carry the Bad Tom Smith name, while the taproom’s late-1800s setting is built around conversation, food and a relaxed neighborhood gathering place.
Badger Industries traces its expansion-joint work to 1916 and helped establish the Expansion Joint Manufacturers Association in 1955. From its Pennsylvania manufacturing operation, the company serves demanding industrial customers with engineered metal bellows and fabric expansion joints, backed by decades of application experience and field service.
Built around a challenge to a lubricant market it says has seen little change for centuries, Badger Lubricants develops industrial greases and lubricants for demanding equipment. The New Albany company has spent more than two decades developing its formulations, including Badger Seven grease, which its case study applies to closed-bearing durability and lower grease consumption. Badger identifies itself as a privately held, American family business and also develops solutions for heavy-duty fleets and marine applications.
Founded by Kristina Strain in 2014, Badgerface Beauty Supply makes small-batch, handmade bath, body, and natural skincare products with an unapologetically irreverent voice. The woman-owned company pairs practical self-care with low-waste packaging and a “you don’t need fixing” philosophy, while donating 15% of one week’s profits each month to women’s-rights organizations.