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Fifo Cycle produces sustainable custom handmade cycling accessories and apparel for travelers and cyclists. The submitted source context identifies custom design and production, small-batch work, and ethically sourced natural and technical materials.
Family-owned Figlia & Sons has served New York City since 1960, with the business now in its third generation. Known for keeping building climate systems ready when they are needed, the company supports property managers and building owners with HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance across the New York metropolitan area.
Founded more than 85 years ago in Chile, family-owned Fil Doux Textiles brings Latin American heritage to its Brooklyn-based textile business. Its vertically integrated mills supply contract-grade interior materials to hospitality and cruise projects, with sustainability reflected in closed-loop dye-water reclamation and renewable energy use. The company is also known for Otratex, its biodegradable vinyl alternative.
Fundada en 1982 en el centro textil de Estambul, Filetül fabrica tejidos de punto para la moda, con especialización en encajes y una capacidad de producción de 300 toneladas mensuales. La empresa pasó de tres empleados y una máquina a unas instalaciones de más de 13.000 metros cuadrados con hasta 100 empleados, 100 máquinas y cientos de diseños patentados. Hoy exporta a numerosos mercados y trabaja con marcas internacionales de moda.
Filix d.o.o. is a Croatian lighting manufacturer with 35 years of experience, known for developing its products entirely in-house for architectural and lighting professionals worldwide. Based in Pazin, the company serves projects in more than 50 countries and has completed over 1,000 installations, including major public landmarks and hospitality developments.
Since 1959, Filling Equipment Company, Inc. has grown from founder Joseph Gurksnis’s two-man shop into a 15-employee manufacturer serving packaging customers nationally and worldwide. The College Point company is known for building and repairing liquid-filling machines for businesses ranging from small firms to major industry names, with workmanship guaranteed and a practical focus on offering capable equipment at a reasonable price.
FILM Ferrania is described in the submitted source context as developing a self-contained film manufacturing base producing color and monochrome film products for cinema and still photography, along with chemistry, components, and services for the wider film industry.
Family-owned for more than 35 years, Filmtech is a Brooklyn flexible-packaging manufacturer known for hands-on experience and long-standing customer relationships. It works with businesses across food, retail and manufacturing to create tailored packaging, including custom-printed poly bags, with production handled under one roof in the USA.
Since 1969, Filtertech has designed and manufactured industrial liquid-filtration, separation and clarification equipment in Manlius, New York. Its 50,000-square-foot factory builds custom and turnkey systems for demanding process-coolant and wastewater applications, serving customers worldwide. The company expanded its centrifuge capabilities through its 2016 acquisition of U.S. Centrifuge and supports installations with testing, parts, media and field service.
Since 1959, Filtration Unlimited has supplied filtration products and equipment to industries ranging from HVAC and process operations to hydraulic and oil applications. Based in Akron, New York, the company keeps a large inventory of filter elements and housings for same-day shipping while helping customers solve difficult applications with special and custom-designed filters. Its trained staff brings practical problem-solving support to a broad, under-one-roof filtration operation.
Since 1913, East Rochester’s Filtros Limited has manufactured industrial porous ceramics and refractory components, with all products made on site. Its specialty is custom-shaped ceramic technology, including one-piece, gasket-free diffusers developed for corrosive ozone systems and filtration components built for demanding heat and chemical environments. Filtros also makes custom refractory supports and kiln furniture for high-temperature processing.
Founded in 2008 by designers Kelly Smith and Traci Roloff, FilzFelt creates sustainable architectural and acoustic products from German-milled 100% Wool Design Felt. The Getzville-based company pairs centuries-old felt-making processes with collaborations from designers worldwide, offering more than 90 colors and custom fabrication for interiors that need both sound absorption and visual character.
Fin Packaging creates custom printed packaging boxes for retail brands, with a particular focus on food packaging such as bakery and gable boxes. Its team combines packaging research with dedicated artwork and uses offset and digital printing to add logos, branding and other graphics to boxes shaped around a customer’s product. Fin Packaging also emphasizes recyclable and eco-friendly materials, including kraft paper, and accepts both short and bulk orders.
Founded in 1865, Finch Paper makes uncoated printing, converting and specialty papers at its long-running mill in Glens Falls, New York. The privately held American manufacturer employs approximately 600 people and operates an unusually broad paper platform from one facility, including four paper machines, on-site sheeting and a cogeneration power plant. Finch’s 160-year history is closely tied to environmental stewardship, with two-thirds of its mill energy generated on site from renewable hydropower and biomass.
Founded by Nhu, Finding Ferdinand makes vegan color cosmetics designed to enhance rather than hide natural features, with a particular focus on customizable lip color and its bestselling Black Lip Balm. Nhu says she has spent the past 10 years working with scientists on clean formulas, while the company produces in small batches and uses on-demand production to reduce waste. Its proprietary formulations exclude more than 2,700 banned ingredients, and its products are made without animal-derived ingredients or animal testing.
Founded in 2005 by partners Joel Hartman and Joseph Ostreicher, Fine Fixtures makes chic bathroom fixtures for design-minded customers who want more than mass-market basics without the price of a designer collection. The company pairs its design-led collections with manufacturing in facilities using German machinery and Swiss elements, inspects each item four times, and maintains replacement parts for long-term repairs. Fine Fixtures also operates a 2,000-square-foot Brooklyn showroom and four large-scale warehouses serving customers across the country.
Founded in 1991 by James Toles, Fine Line Graphics is a family-owned and operated premedia supplier serving the flexible packaging and flexographic printing industries. From its Rhode Island headquarters and regional facilities, the company combines digital workflow management, color control, proofing, and plate imaging to help packaging customers move approved artwork to press with fewer delays and errors. Its team brings deep printing experience, including more than 40 years from its founder and multiple decades across the wider staff.
Family-owned Fine Print, Inc., established in 2004, turns photographs, artwork and patterns into made-to-order wallpaper and recreates historic or discontinued wallcoverings. Founded by fourth-generation printer Joseph A. Gornail and designer Steven D. Garcia, the New York company combines generational print knowledge with careful scanning, color matching and physical press proofs. Its work has included museum exhibitions and large commercial interiors, with certified materials available for fire safety, low-VOC and Type II commercial requirements.
Fineline Settings develops foodservice packaging and disposable serving products, combining domestic production with sourcing from emerging markets to build a broad range of solutions. Its expanding collection is shaped around practical, user-friendly designs, including an Ecoware line with certified compostable options. The company serves foodservice customers with packaging intended for both everyday service and events.
Founded by craftsman Garfield Geddes, Finesse Custom Finishing brings British and American techniques to architectural restoration and enhancement for homes, offices, and commercial spaces. The Long Island firm is especially distinctive for extending the life of existing kitchens and furnishings through cabinet modification, color-matched refinishing, and tailor-made pieces. Its work spans residential interiors as well as executive offices, retail stores, salons, and boutiques.