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Founded in Westbury in 1958, Fabric Quilters & Window Fashions is a second-generation workroom serving the design trade with custom window treatments, bedding, and quilting made from clients’ designs and materials. The company grew from a specialist in contract quilting with multi-needle machines into a full-service operation, combining updated technology with skilled craftspeople and offering measuring and installation alongside fabrication. It has completed more than 108,000 jobs and served clients in 20 states.
Fabricate is a New York-based custom fabrication company known for bringing architects’ and clients’ ideas into finished commercial environments. Its in-house team works with vetted workshops around the country to develop and deliver tailored millwork and furniture for offices, retail spaces and hospitality projects. The company also created Made2Measure, a banquette system developed with Gensler for projects that sit between standard furniture and fully built-in work.
FaceFrame Labs makes a U.S.-manufactured AM/PM dietary supplement designed to support the facial framework from within, taking aim at the bone and connective structures that skincare cannot reach. Its calcium-free, patent-pending system separates nutrients into morning and evening capsules and is formulated for consistent, long-term use in cGMP-compliant facilities.
Facili Bio LLC uses an AI-powered drug-discovery platform and proprietary computational biology to develop new cancer treatments. The company focuses on difficult areas of oncology, pairing research into patient-specific therapies with clinical studies intended to move promising discoveries toward patients.
Founded in 2016 by a team of carbide-tooling veterans, Elmira-based FACTooling manufactures precision carbide cutting tools and restores worn tooling through regrinding. Its in-house 3D modeling and Swiss CNC grinding support custom designs as well as standard tools, while the company also serves manufacturers and distributors through private-label production partnerships. The team brings more than 40 years of hands-on experience and reports having manufactured over 700,000 tools.
Factory Wheel Warehouse sells genuine OEM wheels that are remanufactured and restored to factory condition, along with new direct-fit replacement wheels. Its documented capabilities include wheel inspection, structural repair, cosmetic repair, refinishing, custom finishing, and distribution of wheels for passenger vehicles, SUVs, trucks, dealerships, body shops, wholesalers, and consumers across the continental United States.
Founded by Allan and Donna more than 40 years ago, Fad Treasures remains a husband-and-wife-founded, family-run business known for personalized jewelry partnerships. The company manufactures custom collections for brands, retailers, and distributors, with a long-serving team helping turn private-label concepts into finished jewelry.
FAGE International makes strained Greek yoghurt and other dairy products, carrying a family recipe from a small Athens dairy shop into kitchens around the world. Founded by the Filippou family in 1926, the company remains family-owned, with the third generation now producing FAGE in upstate New York as well as Greece. Its yoghurt is built around milk, live active cultures and a notably thick, creamy texture, with natural-ingredient and lactose-free options available.
FAGE USA Dairy Industry, Inc. makes dairy products, including Greek strained yogurt, in upstate New York. The FAGE family opened its first dairy shop in Athens, Greece, in 1926, and the company says the third generation began making FAGE in New York in the 2000s. Still family-owned, FAGE describes its yogurt as made with milk and live active cultures.
Founded in Wallkill in 1952, family-owned Fair-Rite Products Corp. designs, prototypes and manufactures ferrite components for the electronics industry. Its original New York operation has grown to more than 120 employees, supported by manufacturing facilities in Illinois and China, while an in-house prototype machine shop helps turn changing designs into production parts. Fair-Rite serves applications ranging from EMI suppression to power magnetics and maintains ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems.
Fairbanks Scales manufactures industrial weighing equipment and systems, including truck, vehicle, bench, counting, platform, livestock, conveyor, drum, portable, and process-control scales and instruments. The company also provides scale service, calibration, repairs, technical support, and nationwide service programs.
For more than half a century, Fairgate Rule Company Inc. has been a Kingston maker known for painstakingly accurate measuring tools. Its skilled craftspeople finish each instrument by hand and work with customers on uncommon requirements, serving professionals in fields such as fashion design and engineering as well as schools and hobbyists.
FairTale GHANA connects consumers with raw, handcrafted Ghanaian shea butter and cold-pressed baobab oil made through a women’s cooperative in rural West Africa. Its unrefined shea butter is produced traditionally from locally gathered nuts, while the company’s ethical-trade model helps women—many of them widows or single mothers—earn fair wages and support their families. Founded by Kai-Liis Lepik, FairTale GHANA also supports education in Kongo village through its partner NGO Mondo.
Founded in 1969 by C.K. Woodward, Fairview is a family-owned manufacturer and distributor of industrial fluid-handling products, now led by the second and third generations of the Woodward family. It grew from an Etobicoke, Ontario location into a North American business with nine branches, more than 270,000 square feet of warehouse and manufacturing space, and facilities in Oakville and Buffalo. Fairview is particularly known for manufacturing UL- and CSA-listed propane products, supported by an in-house CSA-certified laboratory.
Fairy Cakes Bakeshop is a Buffalo from-scratch bakery making fresh, house-baked and hand-decorated cakes, cupcakes and desserts for everyday treats and celebrations. It began as a catering business in 2007, opened its Parkside storefront as Fairy Cakes Cupcakery in 2011, and has since become known for custom cakes, cookies and distinctive dessert-table displays. The business changed hands from founders Kelly Audette and Maureen Torpey to longtime employee Nicolle at the end of 2024, while much of the original team remains in place.
Founded in Kingston in 1946 as Ulster Tool and Die, FALA Technologies provides contract manufacturing, engineering, and machine-building services for advanced equipment, with a particular focus on semiconductor applications. The engineer-owned company works from a 50,000-square-foot facility and is known for its proprietary cleanroom-grade ceramic bearings, which it introduced in 1999, alongside custom systems and semiconductor equipment. FALA also supports the next generation of manufacturing workers through New York State-certified apprenticeship programs.
Born from doctoral research that began in 2012, Falcon Fuel Cells develops compact, fuel-flexible power systems for unmanned aerial vehicles. Founded by Michael Waller, PhD, and John V. Foley, the Rochester company uses proprietary high-temperature PEM technology designed to give UAVs substantially longer flight times and greater payload capacity than conventional battery systems. Its work spans military surveillance and retail delivery drones, with technology compatible with fuels including hydrogen and propane.
Founded in 1985 from a borrowed garage, Falconer Electronics manufactures custom wire harness assemblies, braided ground straps, and commercial power strips in Falconer, New York. Its ground straps are processed and terminated in the USA, while its wire-harness work supports both single prototypes and larger production runs with each assembly tested to IPC standards. The company also draws on experience with UL, ETL, and CSA requirements for electrical products and custom power-strip projects.
Started in 1910 atop a blacksmith’s shop, Falconer Printing is a family-owned Jamestown-area print company that produces business materials, signage, apparel and other branded work. The Roach family has guided the company since Maurice Roach joined in 1944, with ownership passing to his sons in 1994 and his grandson Stephen Roach Jr. joining the leadership team in 2006. Now operating with its apparel and sign-making services in-house, Falconer Printing combines more than a century of local history with broad production capabilities.
At FalconStrike USA, aerospace-inspired hydraulic dampening technology is built into recoil pads for rifles and shotguns, giving shooters a more comfortable way to manage recoil. Based in Alexandria Bay, New York, the company offers custom-fit and no-measuring multi-fit designs, including a version for AR stocks that installs with two screws. Its testing reports a single pad lasting 52,800 shots, underscoring the durability behind its recoil-reduction system.