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Gertrude Hawk Chocolates has been making chocolate and candy in northeastern Pennsylvania since Gertrude Hawk began the business in her Scranton kitchen in 1936. Now based in Dunmore, the company still makes its chocolate centers by hand with copper kettles and marble slabs, while its long-running fundraising programs help schools and community organizations raise money. Its signature Smidgens® and freshly prepared hand-dipped treats carry that family-rooted tradition into stores and gift boxes.
For more than 30 years, Harrisburg-based GES Automation Technology has engineered and integrated custom industrial automation systems, including control panels, process controls, and plant software. The company has completed thousands of projects across sectors from food and beverage to water treatment and life sciences, while many of its first customers remain clients. Its control panel shop is certified to UL 508A and CE standards and produces more than 300 custom panels annually.
Gessner Products manufactures melamine and SAN foodservice smallwares, including ramekins, bowls, serving dishes and tabletop accessories. It also offers polycarbonate drinkware, melamine dinnerware, peppermills and molded plastic ashtrays for the foodservice, hospitality, restaurant and retail markets.
For more than 60 years, Gettle Incorporated has provided commercial and industrial clients across the Mid-Atlantic with integrated electrical and technology contracting, from design and engineering through installation and maintenance. Its multi-division structure and in-house design-build capabilities make Gettle a single source for complex projects, while a 67,000-square-foot York facility includes a UL-listed panel fabrication shop for equipment to be designed, built and tested before delivery. The company also supports operating facilities with 24/7 emergency service and maintenance.
Founded in 1966, Gettysburg Transformer Corporation designs and manufactures custom transformers, inductors, and coils in both small and large quantities from its Gettysburg, Pennsylvania plant. Its work serves applications ranging from industrial control and food preparation to medical equipment and instrumentation, with computerized testing of every part before it leaves the building.
Founded in 1911, GfE Gesellschaft für Elektrometallurgie mbH manufactures high-performance metals and materials, drawing on more than a century of materials and technology experience. The GfE group reports about 500 employees at production sites in Germany and North America and specializes in tailored materials for traditional and emerging industrial applications, including hydrogen-storage alloys.
Founded in Oldenburg in 1985, family-owned GfM Gesellschaft für Micronisierung provides cGMP contract milling, micronization, and particle-size control for pharmaceutical and other high-value powdered materials. Now based in Bremen under second-generation leadership, the independent CMO combines four decades of particle-engineering experience with sterile and contained processing and tailored analytical support. Its 2,500-square-metre German production and laboratory facility is complemented by a new U.S. production site in Pennsylvania.
Founded in 2015 by Avik De and Gavin Kenneally after developing direct-drive robots such as Minitaur, Ghost Robotics builds legged unmanned ground vehicles for commercial and defense missions. Its Vision 60 quadruped is designed for rough, unstructured terrain, with field-replaceable components and customizable payloads that help keep people out of hazardous environments. The company reports more than 1,000 robots shipped and 25-plus national security customers.
For more than 50 years, Chicago-based Gianni Inc. has manufactured fine wood commercial furniture, pairing standard product platforms with flexible capabilities to create tailored office interiors. Now in its third generation, the independent family manufacturer produces work that can move from a single executive suite to a large global project, with customization designed to avoid the cost and delay typically associated with fully custom furniture. Its Illinois facility carries that Chicago woodworking heritage into contemporary collections such as EL and Vitrine.
Giant Eagle Inc. is a food retailer whose Fresh Foods Manufacturing facility produces Market District refrigerated soups and fresh-cut produce for Giant Eagle and GetGo stores. The facility is located in Freedom, Pennsylvania, and occupies a 170,000-square-foot plant.
Founded in April 1965 by Peter Rubando Sr. and his father Andrew, Giant Floor is a family-owned Northeastern Pennsylvania flooring company that supplies and installs flooring for homes and businesses. Three generations of the Rubando family have built the company around a direct-to-consumer model, and its Giant Floor brand—launched in 2020—supports that approach with its own flooring products. The company now has about 100 employees across four locations, including an outlet in Blakely.
Born from a 1950s farmers’ market stand, Gibble’s Foods grew around a home-style potato chip made from the Gibble family’s own recipe. The Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, brand has made snacks for more than fifty years, continuing production in a facility built behind the family home.
Family-owned and operated since 1995, Gibson Stainless & Specialty is a Pennsylvania manufacturer built around American production and practical service. Founded by Joseph G. Gibson to address the shortage of durable electrical infrastructure for corrosive environments, the company now makes stainless steel conduit systems for industrial and commercial customers, with most orders shipping within 24 hours. Its products are made in the USA, and selected lines carry UL and NSF certifications.
Gordon Giffin started Giffin Interior & Fixture in 1980, and his son Dustin now leads the family-owned, second-generation company. From its beginnings in a garage, the Pittsburgh-area business has grown to an 85,000-square-foot facility and more than 5,000 completed projects, while retaining a close-knit culture that includes multigenerational employee families. Giffin is known for custom architectural woodwork and specialty finishes delivered for commercial building projects.
From an old Greensburg car garage, Lisa and Doug Baker run a family business making personalized gifts and apparel, with designs completed in-house. Gifts of Glass & Wear began with an embroidery machine and a hand-built sandblasting cabinet before adding screen printing, and now gives customers hands-on help from design approval through finishing. The Baker family’s shop is especially known for permanent sandblast etching, custom embroidery, and spirit-wear fundraising for organizations.
Founded in 1915 by Fred A. Gill, Gill Rock Drill Company is a family-owned drilling-equipment and tooling manufacturer based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. It serves customers across the Eastern United States and is known for custom drilling-tool production and its Gill Beetle drill; although Gill Beetle production has halted, the company still manufactures parts for machines in service.
Born from a middle-school science project, Gilson Snow makes handcrafted snowboards and skis at its Pennsylvania factory. Founded in 2013 by teacher Nicholas Gilson and fellow educator Austin Royer, the company applies fluid-dynamics ideas from surfboards and sailboats to snow gear, including its distinctive 3D base designs. Gilson uses locally sourced Pennsylvania Poplar and ships its rider-built equipment to more than 50 countries.
Family-owned since 1921, Gingrich Memorials has earned the trust of Central Pennsylvania families by creating lasting granite tributes for loved ones. Based in Middletown, the company keeps its craftsmanship in-house, including detailed hand-carved artwork and personalized memorial design. It also creates civic memorials honoring local people, leaders and events.
Giorgio Foods, Inc. is a Pennsylvania-based mushroom grower and processor whose history began in 1928, when Pietro Giorgi built the family’s first mushroom houses in Temple, Pennsylvania. The company remains family-owned across four generations and produces fresh and preserved mushrooms, with growing, packing, and distribution capabilities serving customers throughout North America and beyond.
Family-owned since 1928, Giorgio Foods grew from Pietro Giorgi’s first mushroom houses in Temple, Pennsylvania, into a fourth-generation company still guided by the Giorgi family. Today, the Pennsylvania business serves customers across North America through an integrated farm-to-shelf operation, with a particular focus on growing mushrooms and developing food products for retail and foodservice customers.