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Baldwin Richardson Foods Co. develops and manufactures liquid food and beverage products, pairing food science and culinary development with flexible processing for retail, food-service, and industrial customers. Founded in Chicago as Baldwin Ice Cream in 1921—once one of the largest African-American-owned food companies in the United States—the business became Baldwin Richardson Foods in 1997 and has since expanded into aseptic beverage manufacturing. Today, its customer-partner model is supported by a culinary innovation center, sensory and R&D labs, and manufacturing facilities serving customers from coast to coast.
For more than 55 years, Baleco International has manufactured and distributed pool and spa chemicals and supplies for professional retailers, service technicians, and regional mass merchants. Founded in the 1960s and now part of the Haviland family of companies, Baleco has built its name through long-standing relationships and water-care formulations developed for professional use. The company maintains current Safety Data Sheets for its chemical line in compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and GHS requirements.
With two decades in waste handling, reduction and recycling, Baleties.com manufactures and supplies bale ties and baling wire for businesses that bundle materials for handling and transport. Based in the Midwest and serving customers through warehouses and manufacturing facilities across the Midwest and Southern states, the company offers American-made wire products alongside other sourced lines. Its stock and custom-order capabilities include common bale-tie sizes as well as wire for high-production automatic balers.
Balkan Bites is a female- and family-owned food company making ready-to-bake frozen burek and mini phyllo rolls rooted in Southeast European comfort food. Founded by Ariana Tolka and her aunt, chef Alida Malushi, the company grew from Sunday baking sessions honoring Alida’s late mother, Magbule, into appearances at New York markets including the Columbus Circle Holiday Market and Queens Night Market. Its phyllo dough is made from scratch, while the recipes preserve the family’s Albanian and wider Balkan heritage.
Founded in a Bronx garage in 1938, Ball Chain Manufacturing makes ball chain and related accessories at its family-owned Mount Vernon, New York facility. Now in its fourth generation, the company employs more than 95 people, produces millions of feet of chain each week, and remains the only U.S. manufacturer of ball chain. Its American-made chain is also supplied to the U.S. armed forces for military identification necklaces, and the company holds ISO certification and Green Business Bureau certification.
Ball Corporation manufactures sustainable aluminum packaging, including beverage cans and bottles, and reports more than 65 manufacturing plants worldwide. Its business includes beverage packaging and aluminum packaging for personal care and household products, and the company says it has a 145-year history in the packaging business.
For more than 20 years, Perryopolis-based Ball Transfer Systems, LLC has manufactured industrial ball transfer units that let materials move omnidirectionally through conveyor, material-handling and automation systems. Its range spans light applications to heavy-duty machined units, including options designed for demanding settings such as food processing and corrosive environments. The company also builds specialized solutions such as pipe-mounted units used to position material in front of shears and press brakes.
BALLISTIC ENGINEERING LLC is a manufacturer and seller of ammunition, including pistol, rifle, and various calibers, serving the firearms market.
Ballreich Foods, LLC makes potato chips and snacks, continuing a Tiffin, Ohio operation started in 1920 by Fred and Ethel Ballreich. The company’s history includes its signature wavy “marcelled” potato chips and expansion into a broader snack line; since 2019 it has operated under Ballreich Snack Food Company, an investor group of Northwest Ohio business professionals.
Ballucci designs modern home and office furniture centered on storage and organization, including its well-known floating shelves and desk organizers. The brand works with an international team of designers to pair minimalist styling with practical everyday use, offering products directly to customers at fair prices. Its shelves are finished for indoor use and designed for straightforward installation, a useful detail reflected in the thousands of customer reviews they have received.
Bally Block Co. manufactures laminated hardwood butcher block products, a business with roots in the early 1880s and more than 145 years of continuous operation cited by the company. Its Wood Welded butcher block grew from an answer to meat-cutting needs and is now made at the Bally, Pennsylvania facility following the 2020 consolidation of manufacturing there. The company serves residential, food-service, and industrial uses with products such as countertops and workbench tops.
Since its founding in 1923 as a silk-weaving company, Bally Ribbon Mills has grown into an American manufacturer known for solving demanding textile design problems. Based in Bally, Pennsylvania, its nearly 300 certified employees draw on more than 70 years of hands-on weaving experience to develop specialized woven materials for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical equipment. The company’s work includes advanced 3-D woven structures, including a quartz material developed with NASA for Orion spacecraft components.
Founded in 1946 after John Colgan invented a rolling safety ladder, Ballymore Safety Products has grown from a ladder maker into the Ballymore Safety Group, a family of six specialized brands focused on safer, more productive workplaces. Its history includes expanding into aerial lifts and material handling, adding Tri-Arc Manufacturing and Lift Products, and broadening domestic manufacturing through later acquisitions. The company is best known for rolling safety ladders and workplace access equipment.
BalTec AG grew out of the Bräcker family business, which began in 1835, and has been associated with radial riveting since 1968. Based in Pfäffikon, Switzerland, the group makes joining machinery for manufacturers and produces its machines entirely in Switzerland. Its work is backed by more than five decades of experience and a worldwide network of local support partners.
From its Swiss headquarters in Pfäffikon, BalTec AG manufactures joining-technology machinery, with radial riveting at the center of its work and more than five decades of experience behind it. The company traces its riveting business to 1968, has sold more than 45,000 machines worldwide, and builds its machines entirely in Switzerland. BalTec supports customers through eight direct operations and a network of 40 sales and service partners across every continent.
Balthasar Industries is a North Tonawanda machine shop known for taking complex customer ideas from early development into production. Its CNC machining and engineering work serves manufacturers that need high-complexity components, prototypes, or help bringing a product to the factory floor.