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FireFly Technologies is an Allentown engineering and manufacturing company known for combining technical consultation with in-house production for customers developing or improving electrical systems. Its UL508A-listed panel shop builds custom controls as well as its ReadyPLC® process-control systems, supporting projects from design through installation.
Firefox Industries develops on-board fire suppression systems built specifically for race cars and other specialized vehicles. Its products grew from a 1995 introduction and include Halon replacement systems, while its FireXPlus agent is designed for effective use around drivers and with reduced environmental concerns. The company also custom-builds skid-mounted pumpers for trackside firefighting.
FireStopper Global is a transnational company whose FireStopper® brand grew from more than two decades of research and development in firefighting technology. It serves fire departments, industry, and other high-risk users with fluorine-free fire-suppression technology designed for difficult fires, including lithium-ion battery incidents. The company’s claims are supported by certifications such as UL 162 and ANSI/UL 711, along with environmental and medical testing.
Built from a 1991 Kansas bottling operation founded to serve a local honey packer, FirmaPak manufactures rigid blow-molded plastic containers for customers across North America. The company combines the heritage of CSI and Apex Plastics with newer facilities in California and Ontario, offering custom PET and HDPE packaging backed by a multi-site platform. Its facilities maintain BRCGS, SQF, or ISO 9001:2015 certification.
FirmaPak manufactures rigid blow-molded plastic containers, bringing together packaging companies that began with a 1991 bottling solution for a Kansas honey packer. Its platform now spans facilities in the United States and Canada, combining custom PET and HDPE production with design, decoration, and PCR options while preserving the local-company character of its partner businesses. Each facility maintains BRCGS, SQF, or ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1989, First Impressions Printing has manufactured wholesale envelopes and related print work for trade printers from its San Francisco Bay Area facility. Founded by envelope craftsman Gary Stang, the company now operates a 10,000-square-foot plant with nine presses and 14 team members, handling production under one roof for consistent quality and quick California delivery. Its trade-protected accounts and four-point quality-control system reflect a business built around discreet, personalized service.
Since 2000, first level inc. has built microelectronic packages and assemblies for customers taking devices from design through prototype to production. The York, Pennsylvania contract assembly facility centers its work on direct chip attach and chip-on-board, using 5,500 square feet of clean-room manufacturing space and both manual and automated equipment. Its engineers and technicians support demanding applications ranging from medical electronics to aerospace, with in-house tooling design and fabrication adding flexibility during process development.
Founded in 1989, First Quality is a family-owned manufacturer of personal-care and household essentials, with a heritage that began making adult incontinence products in McElhattan, Pennsylvania. It has grown into a group of companies with more than 5,000 team members and operations across the United States and Canada, serving retail and healthcare organizations as well as producing flexible packaging and high-definition printing.
First Time US Generics (FTUG) develops, tests, manufactures and helps commercialize generic pharmaceutical products, taking projects from formulation through regulatory approval and launch. Unlike a typical contract research or manufacturing organization, FTUG combines product development with US- and EU-focused regulatory consulting and generic-drug patent support. Its 5,000-square-foot testing and development facility in Navi Mumbai extends the company’s work into Asia, while its Philadelphia manufacturing facility operates in an FDA- and EMA-compliant environment.
A service-disabled veteran-owned Jacksonville company, Firstline was founded by U.S. Navy Trident Nuclear Submarine Force veteran Anthony B. Miles after his own experience with light-triggered migraines and deteriorating vision. The Bon Vivant Safety Eyewear brand makes prescription-ready protective eyewear for frontline workers and people recovering from visual sensitivity, with its Jacksonville-rooted Duval Fade collection adding a civic identity to the company’s mission.
E.A. Fischione Instruments, Inc. has made instrumentation for electron microscopy since its founding in 1966, when the Automatic Twin-Jet Electropolisher became its first product. Acquired by founder Eugene Fischione’s son Paul in 1986, the company develops and manufactures sample-preparation instruments used in research laboratories worldwide. Its products serve microscopists, materials scientists, and life scientists in academic, government, and commercial settings.
Hatfield-based FIT International makes automated inker and ink-control equipment for printing presses, with its work centered on shortening job changes and reducing ink and wash-up waste. Its AUTOFlex system brings automated color changes, pumping, and chamber cleaning together in a corrosion-proof platform, while the company also supplies modular ink systems and composite inserts that update existing doctor-blade chambers. FIT’s equipment is designed for repeatable anilox metering and fluid control with less operator adjustment.
Fitz and Floyd makes hand-painted ceramic giftware and serveware alongside dinnerware designed for everyday meals and entertaining. Its collections range from the mix-and-match Everyday White® line to coastal designs such as Sanibel, with decorative pieces intended to work as both functional serving ware and display pieces. Fitz and Floyd is a division of Lifetime Brands, Inc.
Born from the medieval-reenactment hobby of husband-and-wife team Eric and Misa McAnallen, Fitzgibbon Meadery makes honey-based meads and country fruit wines in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania. Founded as a licensed venture in 2019, it is Ellwood City’s only meadery, with Misa developing recipes and Eric creating the humorous labels that give the bottles their distinctive character. The Mead Hall tasting room also pairs the drinks with public axe-throwing lanes.
Family-owned and operated in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill/Point Breeze, Five Points Artisan Bakeshop makes European-style breads and pastries in small-batch bakery fashion. Its breads begin at least 20 hours before baking, allowing each loaf—from baguettes to multigrain and whole-wheat breads—to be baked the day it is purchased. Pastries are made with high-quality eggs and butter, with local produce used whenever possible.
Five Saints Distilling makes award-winning, small-batch spirits and ready-to-drink cocktails in Norristown’s restored Humane Fire Company No. 1, a historic 1800s firehouse. Founded by John George, the distillery ties its work to his family’s legacy of public service and donates support to first responders and their families during times of need. Its distinctive Humane No.1 Rum draws on George’s Upstate New York childhood memories, while the building itself earned an American Distilling Institute award for Best Repurposed Building to a Distillery.
In Bangor, Pennsylvania, Five Star Associates designs and builds high-voltage power-conversion electronics while also providing precision machining and electromechanical assembly for industrial and military customers. Privately owned and operating from a 30,000-square-foot facility purchased in 2012, the small business is especially experienced with military Traveling Wave Tube power supplies and other high-voltage systems. Its electronics assembly technicians hold IPC-A-610 certifications, and the company is JCP certified with the Defense Logistics Agency.
FlagZone is an American-owned manufacturer whose flags are made in the United States for dealers and retail customers. Its custom flag work uses digitally dyed, UV-resistant nylon, and the company also supplies flagpoles to the businesses it supports.
Chef Lila Colello’s woman-owned Bryn Mawr bakery makes gluten-free, wheat-free French pastries and artisan breads using classic techniques and simple ingredients. After her celiac diagnosis, Colello set out to recreate the croissants she missed; Flakely is now among the few gluten-free bakeries worldwide to master the technically difficult pastry. The microbakery serves the Philadelphia area from its storefront and ships frozen baked goods nationwide.
Founded in 1950 as Fabbrica Lombarda Ammino Acidi, privately held and family-owned Flamma Group develops and manufactures small-molecule pharmaceutical ingredients for drug companies. The Italian-headquartered CDMO supports projects from early process development through commercial production, with FDA-inspected facilities in Italy and operations in the United States and China. Its quality-by-design approach and more than 100 customer audits each year reflect a company built around process understanding, controlled manufacturing, and dependable supply.