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New York-based Fluid Photonics Corporation develops portable optical sensing platforms that give mining and hydrometallurgical operators continuous, real-time chemical data. Its Hummingbird™ system uses a fluid-fluid microreactor and self-contained instrumentation to turn emerging sensing technologies into process-control tools for demanding and remote environments. The privately held company also supports sensor development from laboratory testing through field deployment.
Fluidampr grew out of a mid-1980s request from professional race-engine builders to adapt Vibratech TVD’s viscous damper technology for motorsports. Today, the American-made brand is known among racers and performance-engine builders for dampers that automatically adapt to changing engine conditions, serving applications from grassroots competition to performance diesel engines.
Flux Coffee began in Berkeley in 2010 as a cold-brew company and now operates a cafe and roastery in Farmingdale, New York, where it roasts coffee weekly and brews each cup by hand. The company pairs ethical sourcing with an unusually transparent approach to coffee education, explaining its choices from farm through roasting and brew method while serving the local community and wholesale partners.
With manufacturing facilities in Toronto and New York, Flybear Printing produces custom product labels and packaging for small and medium-sized businesses. Its specialty is giving labels a tactile, high-impact finish through techniques such as embossing, foiling and spot UV, supported by in-house design services and digital label printing. The company also supplied the specialty-paper labels for Junzi and The Met’s limited-edition Snake Spirit chili oil gift set, and offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Flycatcher Toys makes educational play products that turn drawing, tracing, and pixel art into hands-on learning, led by its award-winning smART Sketcher projector. Its toys blend screen-free activities with optional mobile-app features, including photo-to-sketch creation, and the company says its products have inspired play and learning for 10 years among more than 1 million families. Flycatcher also supports children and families facing serious hardship through a Toy Foundation program.
Brooklyn-based Flyers Cocktail Company makes zero-proof canned cocktails infused with 5mg or 10mg of hemp-derived THC, offering a non-alcoholic way to enjoy familiar cocktail styles. Its bartender-crafted drinks use natural flavors and nano-tech emulsion for a fast-onset, relaxed drinking experience without the cannabis taste often associated with infused beverages. Flyers reports that it has sold more than 1.5 million cans and has earned a 4.9-star rating across hundreds of customer reviews.
Born from a search for cleaner food for backyard birds, Flying Colors hand-mixes premium organic wild bird seed in small batches in New York’s Hudson Valley. Founded by Matthew, Whitney, and Stetson after testing their own blends in a Pine Plains backyard, the company uses 100% USDA organic ingredients and develops its recipes with ornithologists and biologists. Its bird seed comes in plastic-free, recyclable cartons, alongside a curated selection of bird-feeding and habitat products.
Founded in Chicago in 1983 after founder Sue Ling Gin set out to improve airline meals, Flying Food Group prepares food for airlines and retail brands worldwide. Its more than 19 catering facilities produce about 120 million meals annually, serving over 75 airlines and 4,500 retail stores. The company is owned by the Sue Ling Gin Charitable Foundation, with its financial value ultimately supporting community programs.
Founded by Frederick Mink in 1929, FM Brush Company makes handmade artist, cosmetic and custom brushes from its New York headquarters. Four generations of the Mink family have kept the company family-owned, combining master brushmaking with custom design, private-label production and 19 patented brush designs. Its wholly owned Thailand facility, established in 1987, gives the company manufacturing reach across two continents while preserving its handmade American production tradition.
Since 1948, FM Service Corp. has manufactured concrete burial and urn vaults for funeral directors while providing delivery, setup, and graveside service across the Northeast. Based in Greenwich, New York, the company is part of The Fort Miller Group and became fully employee-owned through an ESOP in 2019. Its experienced team has expanded beyond burial vaults to support cremation and more personalized memorial services.
FMC Corporation is an agricultural sciences company that develops crop protection technologies for farming. It says it has been rooted in agriculture and innovation for more than 140 years, providing science-driven solutions intended to increase the productivity and resilience of farmland. Its work includes developing biologicals and precision agriculture technologies.
Artist and woodworker Ken Landauer founded FN Furniture in 2017, building a Hudson Valley company around affordable, comfortable design with an activist’s zero-waste approach. Its furniture is locally fabricated from carefully nested plywood or recycled plastic parts, leaving almost nothing behind from each sheet. The work has been installed in museums including New York’s Museum of Arts and Design and the Tang Museum.
Foger makes portable vaping products, including disposable devices and a modular Switch Pro system that pairs rechargeable pods with a separate charging dock. Its designs emphasize visible e-liquid tanks, smart battery displays and replaceable pod-and-dock use, while the company also provides an encrypted charging device intended to authenticate compatible Foger pods.
Born from two Dans’ shared coffee obsession, FoJo Beans has been small-batch roasting specialty coffee in Central New York since 2012, alongside its café and restaurant in downtown Hamilton. The veteran-owned, LGBTQ-certified company buys traceable coffees through importer relationships with growers and small co-ops, emphasizing fair trade and earth-friendly farming. FoJo Beans was named Chenango County Chamber of Commerce Small Business Entrepreneur of the Year in 2013.
fold helps small food businesses source quality packaging without the high minimums often associated with custom orders. The company supports customers from sampling through production, pairing accessible pricing with clear guidance as they bring their packaging to market.
Born in 2009 from Cifralluminio’s three decades of experience supporting advertising-communication professionals, Folio designs and manufactures slim, made-to-measure luminous products for architectural and custom applications. Its work combines diffused and precise light in borderless panels and backlit forms, with production handled in-house from concept through realization. Folio USA, established in 2018 in New York, serves American customers through sales coverage on both coasts.
Founded by Yann Maus in 2011, Fonroche Lighting designs, manufactures and installs autonomous solar street lights from its facility in Agen, France. Its systems serve communities and businesses across more than 50 countries, with more than 120,000 solar streetlights installed and over 1,500 new structures lit each year. The company’s 390 employees also develop architectural solar lighting, including its Nowatt range, while its large Agen headquarters houses production capacity for up to 300,000 units annually.
Founded in 1991 by Michael Fontaine and Thomas Bathrick, Fontrick Door Inc. manufactures custom hardwood doors and windows in Batavia, New York. The company says its continued investment in equipment supports its custom hardwood door business, and it works with architects, dealers, builders, and homeowners to develop products to their specifications and designs.
Founded by mom and CEO Sharon to make busy mealtimes easier, FoodNerd produces organic toddler snacks designed to deliver a full serving of fruits and vegetables in a shelf-stable format. Its puffs use real produce and sprouted seeds, including broccoli sprouts, with low-heat processing developed alongside Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. Jed Fahey. FoodNerd’s products are independently certified by the Clean Label Project with its First 1,000 Day Promise and Purity Award.
Known for its focus on fat stability and oxidation, FoodSafe Technologies develops antioxidant solutions for manufacturers of pet food, human food, and animal feed. The company’s work is backed by SQF-certified, GFSI-compliant manufacturing and testing designed to show how its solutions perform in real storage conditions.