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With roots reaching back to 1969, Barnes & Associates is an experienced lift-assist specialist serving industrial workplaces around the world. The company studies each application and builds a practical handling solution around the customer’s production or assembly process, while continuing to support the equipment after installation. Most of its equipment is designed and manufactured in the United States.
Barnes & Cone, Inc. manufactures concrete masonry products in Syracuse, where Glenn Barnes and Allen Cone began the first automated concrete block plant in Upstate New York in 1926. The company still makes concrete block and landscape walls using local limestone and ships them throughout the region; its manufacturing history spans nearly a century.
Barnes Aerospace traces its roots to 1857 and has spent more than a century building aerospace manufacturing expertise. Today, the global company serves aircraft and engine makers with precision components and aftermarket repair, backed by facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia. Its work is distinguished by source-approved repair capabilities and aerospace quality certifications, including AS9100 and Nadcap.
Barnes Printing is a family-owned commercial print shop in Denton, North Carolina, providing printing, mailing, signage, books, labels, packaging, and marketing materials. Its offerings include custom print products, book binding and finishing, direct mail, product labels, stickers, decals, and custom packaging.
Founded in 1936, Barney & Dickenson Inc began as a sand-and-gravel operation and became a Broome County ready-mix concrete pioneer in 1947. The company supplies construction materials and concrete services from Vestal, with a second ready-mix plant opened in Owego in 1986 and portable plants used for on-site projects. Its current owners are Robert S. Murphy Jr. and Mary Murphy Harrison.
Barnwell House of Tires, Inc. is a tire retailer and commercial tire service provider serving New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Its commercial work includes tire retreading and 24-hour road service, alongside fleet and wheel services for customers relying on cars, vans, and trucks.
A second-generation New York City workroom, Baron has been recognized for museum-quality workmanship since 1980. Under Paul Baron Von Urban, its 30,000-square-foot facility carries European upholstery traditions into custom work for designers, architects, and museum curators. Baron also developed a natural-material furniture line using FSC-certified lumber and avoiding petroleum-based foams.
Baron Blakeslee is an American manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1920, when the Blakeslee Company began by making commercial dishwashing machines. Now based in Williamstown, West Virginia, it is best known for refining vapor degreasing technology and continues to design and build industrial cleaning equipment for manufacturers with demanding parts-cleaning requirements. Since acquiring Serec Corporation in 2017, the company has also advanced airless vacuum systems for lower-emission cleaning.
Since 1839, Baronie has made chocolate and developed chocolate products for customers around the world. The company manages its production chain from cocoa bean to finished bar and combines Belgian and Swiss chocolate traditions with customer-specific co-creation. Its international operation spans 10 sites and a distribution center across five European countries, alongside a portfolio of established brands including Alpia, Sarotti and Chocolat Jacques.
Founded in 1926, family-owned Barrasso & Sons, Inc. manufactures concrete masonry units and concrete specialties at its Islip Terrace facility, serving the New York metropolitan area with a primary focus on Nassau and Suffolk counties. The company also fabricates custom cast stone and natural stone, drawing on hands-on family guidance and a combination of modern plant technology and traditional pattern-making craftsmanship.
Operating in Winchester since February 1, 1991, Barrett Machine is a 35-plus-employee industrial shop known for carrying projects from design through installation. Its 30,000-plus-square-foot facility serves manufacturers and industrial facilities with custom machining and onsite maintenance support, including work performed by six daily service trucks.
Since 1854, Barrett Paving Materials has built the roads and infrastructure that connect communities, pairing asphalt paving and site construction with its own road-building materials. The company operates across Ohio, Indiana and New York, drawing on more than 800 employees and a Cincinnati research laboratory to develop and test pavement solutions. Its work ranges from neighborhood streets to multi-million-dollar interstate projects, with safety and environmental stewardship central to how it operates.
Since 1975, Barrette Outdoor Living has manufactured fencing, railing, decking and related products that help homeowners and professionals shape outdoor spaces. Based in Ohio and operating as a division of Oldcastle APG, the company supports a broad North American brand family while designing its products for durability, flexibility and straightforward installation. Its manufacturing approach includes more than 100 patents, U.S. assembly and sustainability programs that reclaim materials and reduce waste.
Founded in 2009, Barrier Brewing Co. makes innovative small-batch beer in Nassau County, where founder and brewmaster Evan Klein built the brewery by visiting Long Island bars and brewing the styles their customers wanted. Now known as Nassau County’s longest-standing craft brewery, Barrier pairs experimental releases with a lively community taproom in Oceanside and Long Beach.
Barrière Inc. makes science-backed wellness patches that deliver vitamins and other ingredients through the skin, offering a peel-and-stick alternative to pills and liquids. Co-founders Cleo and Alexa developed the company after Cleo found conventional transdermal patches irritating and impractical, and the brand now produces plant-powered, micronized formulas in a cGMP-compliant U.K. facility registered with the M.H.R.A. Its patches are designed to fit everyday routines, with offerings such as NAD+ Youth Repair and the vitamin D3 and K2 Hello Sunshine patch.
Barry Callebaut is a Zurich-based manufacturer and solutions provider for chocolate, cocoa, and non-cocoa alternatives, with operations spanning cocoa-bean sourcing and processing through the crafting of chocolate experiences. In fiscal year 2024/25, the group reported annual sales of about CHF 14.8 billion, operated more than 60 production facilities worldwide, and employed over 13,000 people. It serves food manufacturers as well as artisanal and professional food users.
Barry Steel Fabrication, Inc. is a family-owned and operated structural steel and light and miscellaneous iron fabricator based in Lockport, New York. Founded in 1977, it serves Western New York and the Northeast, with facilities that include a 22,800-square-foot structural fabrication shop. The company fabricates steelwork for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, as well as public works, new construction, and renovations.
Family-owned since the Casella family acquired it in 1983, Dayton-based BarSplice Products designs and manufactures mechanical splicing and anchorage systems for reinforcing steel. Its American-made couplers and headed-bar solutions, backed by patented cold-swaging technology and testing, have been used in projects around the world, including Taiwan’s Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant. BarSplice operates as a subsidiary of FC Industries and is led by the second generation of the Casella family.
Founded in 2016, Barsys Technologies is a U.S.-headquartered company built around making professional-quality cocktails more accessible at home. Its smart drink-making systems pair app-guided instructions with precise dispensing or mixing, while its New York City event service extends that cocktail experience to corporate gatherings.
Founded in 2016, Barsys Technologies develops smart cocktail-making hardware and app-guided systems that bring measured, repeatable drink preparation to the home. Its lineup includes the Barsys 360 automated cocktail machine and the battery-powered Shaker Pro, supported by an app with more than 2,000 curated recipes and guided pouring instructions. Headquartered in the United States, Barsys also applies its cocktail technology to fully managed corporate happy hours in New York City.