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Baltimore-based BaltiSpore is a small-batch mycology company known for keeping its mushroom work close to home. The team grows some fungi at its Baltimore facility and makes its tinctures there from whole fruiting bodies, while also helping home growers cultivate mushrooms.
Owned and operated by Valerie L. Drowell, Balzer’s Blanket makes My Bonky, a durable, patent-pending breastfeeding blanket designed to give nursing mothers and infants privacy and security. The blankets are handmade in the United States from custom materials and can be tailored to an infant’s size and a customer’s preferred dimensions and fabric weight.
Bamba Foods, Inc. makes artisanal plantain chips from all-natural ingredients, kettle-cooking ripe plantains into a crunchy snack in flavors such as naturally sweet and sweet-and-spicy. Calling itself a “Food Founder,” the Columbia, Maryland company focuses on carefully produced, health-conscious foods and builds distribution through select retailers and vendors across the country.
Bamboo Yoshi is a U.S.-based sustainable packaging company developing biodegradable and compostable alternatives to plastic, including food-service packaging made from renewable and regenerative materials. With more than seven years on the market, it pairs an online product range with research into circular packaging and materials that can be reused, recycled, or returned to the environment with less waste.
Banas Industries is the parent company of multiple premium brands that design, manufacture, and market products and services to the outdoor, defense, and agriculture industries. The company has been manufacturing and supplying high-quality products for over a decade.
Founded in 2000, BANC3 is a Princeton-based defense product company known for adapting software-defined technologies to demanding national-security missions. Its work supports U.S. defense and space organizations, building on experience with programs across the military and the National Reconnaissance Office. The company is now focused on long-duration systems that can be upgraded after deployment rather than replaced.
Family-owned since 1919, Banfi makes and markets wine and spirits, with its identity rooted in Castello Banfi’s 7,100-acre estate in Montalcino and its role in the renaissance of Brunello di Montalcino. Led by third-generation proprietor and CEO Cristina Mariani, the company combines vineyard research with hospitality and sustainability across a portfolio spanning Italy, the United States, Chile and Ireland. Castello Banfi holds Equalitas certification and was the first winery to receive ISO 14001 and SA8000 recognition for environmental, ethical and social responsibility.
Bank Negara Malaysia is Malaysia’s central bank and a statutory body that oversees key parts of the country’s anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing regime, including financial intelligence, enforcement and supervision of reporting institutions. Established on 26 January 1959 and governed by the Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009, it also hosted the 2017 International Financial Intelligence Units’ Codeathon and organised the 2023 AML/CFT Hackathon with the regional Financial Intelligence Consultative Group.
Since 1998, Bank Street Creamery has been making handcrafted small-batch ice cream in downtown Easton, with more than 120 flavors rotating through its cases. Formerly The Purple Cow Creamery, the shop was purchased in 2015 by Brooks Minnick, a Wilson native and 22-year Coast Guard veteran, who later partnered with Candace Gail and added vegan gelato alongside the traditional offerings.
Veteran-owned Banner Metalcraft, Inc. has served the aerospace industry for more than 50 years from its 32,000-square-foot Ronkonkoma facility, where 75 skilled workers support close-tolerance manufacturing. The company is known for producing precision sheet-metal fabrications and machined parts for aircraft manufacturers, with AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 certification underpinning its quality system.
Founded in Columbus in 1921 as The Banner Die, Tool, and Stamping Company, Banner Metals Group makes engineered metal stampings and related components for demanding manufacturers. The company emerged as Banner Metals Group in 2011, reshaping its work around real-time customer responsiveness while retaining nearly a century of manufacturing experience. Its on-site Quality Clinic gives the operation an unusual way to investigate nonconforming parts, verify corrective action, and document the result.
Banque is preparing an online chocolate shop, alongside its restaurant and café presence in New York. The brand is currently inviting customers to sign up for launch updates and follow its latest happenings on Instagram.
Bantam Tools designs and manufactures computer-controlled machines, including desktop CNC milling machines and art machines for drawing, writing, painting, and other machine-art workflows. Its products combine hardware, software, tooling, fixturing, and machining materials for artists, educators, designers, engineers, innovators, makerspaces, studios, and classrooms.
Created by founder Roz Samimi after years of struggling with acne, banu makes skincare specifically for acne-prone skin. Its formulas are screened for pore-clogging and fungal-acne-triggering ingredients, clinically tested on people across all six Fitzpatrick skin types, and designed to support the skin barrier rather than leave it burning or stripped. The line is also vegan and cruelty-free, bringing a more inclusive, less clinical approach to acne care.
Chef Rob Carraccetto founded Bar & Batter after moving from New York to Annapolis in 2021, drawing on family small-business roots and training in baking and pastry arts at the Culinary Institute of America. From its cottage bakery, the company creates spirit-inspired desserts for Annapolis customers and events, with offerings such as alcohol-infused cookies made through reduction and baking methods that test at 0.0% ABV. Every dessert can also be prepared without alcohol upon request.
Founded in 1989, Bar Hydraulics Inc. has grown from a hydraulic piping service company into a global operation serving industrial and construction projects. It is known for its non-welded piping systems and for supporting projects from design through commissioning.
Bar Processing Corporation processes customer-owned steel bar stock—not distributes it—using four Midwest manufacturing facilities to bring bars to precise surface, length, and dimensional specifications. Formed in the early 1970s, the employee-owned company operates more than 600,000 square feet and is described as the country’s largest independent processor of special bar quality steel. Its work includes non-destructive surface testing and carbon restoration, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Baralan International S.p.A. designs, engineers, manufactures, and customizes glass and plastic containers and related accessories for primary cosmetics packaging. Its stated markets include skincare, makeup, and fragrance, supported by an international organization and manufacturing facilities.
Since James S. Barbera founded it in 1989, Barbco Inc. has built its identity around manufacturing from East Canton, Ohio, with a focus on quality equipment for underground construction. The company serves contractors in fields such as public utilities and oil and gas, supporting domestic and international projects through custom-built machinery and a worldwide dealer network. Its TriBor system reflects Barbco’s long-running effort to combine practical field needs with new approaches to boring.
Barberton Printcraft is a family-owned printing business providing offset paper printing, custom screen printing on apparel and other textile items, promotional products, spiritwear, and manufacturer bedding and furniture law labels. Its paper printing offerings include letterhead, envelopes, cards, forms, tickets, labels, flyers, menus, line cards, and programs.