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FooHoldings Group is described in the submitted source context as a manufacturer and global provider of eco-friendly bamboo products. It makes durable, stylish, and functional bamboo products for businesses and consumers, with a stated commitment to sustainability.
Since 1984, Foote’s Amish Sheds has been a locally owned, family-operated Schuylerville business selling Amish-built sheds and outdoor structures. Customers can customize a structure with the company’s 3D builder, then rely on Foote’s for delivery and installation, while the business also offers outdoor furniture and customizable playsets.
Family-owned For Your Listening Pleasure carries forward a Binghamton electronics tradition that began with Scott’s TV in 1962. Chad and Jessica Phillips have owned the business since 2012, with Chad bringing years at the workbench and experience as a Navy electronics aviation technician. The shop is known for carefully preserving vintage audio equipment for collectors, museums, historical organizations, and customers nationwide.
Established in 1987, British-based Forbes & Lomax makes design-led electrical switches, sockets and dimmers for architects and interior designers. The company began with its signature Invisible Lightswitch®, pairing a transparent acrylic plate with a metal toggle so wallpaper or paint can show through, and has since expanded the range for traditional and contemporary interiors. Its products are made in Britain and include bespoke plates and engraving for tailored projects.
Forbes Precision is a precision machining company equipped for complex milling, turning, and EDM work, with in-house coordinate measuring and CAD/CAM capabilities. Its shop includes multi-axis Doosan and Haas equipment alongside wire and sinker EDM, while ITAR certification supports work requiring controlled handling.
Since 1986, Oriskany-based Force Guided Relays International has manufactured custom safety relay interfaces while serving as Hengstler and Kaco’s exclusive North American channel partner and stocking distributor. The company pairs a broad force-guided relay selection with application expertise, designing DIN-rail control boards and advising customers on safety controls for demanding equipment and signaling systems. FGRI operates alongside sister company Fiber Instrument Sales, and both businesses are ISO 9001:2015 accredited.
Since 1913, Ford Gum has been an independent Akron, New York, confectionery maker with deep roots in Western New York. It is best known for Big League Chew, the shredded bubble gum invented by former minor-league pitcher Rob Nelson, and it also co-manufactures gum for American brands. The company has supplied functional gum for U.S. military MREs for more than two decades.
Ford Motor Company is an automotive manufacturer with a history spanning more than 120 years. The company says it is entering a new era while continuing to serve customers and communities, and its lineup includes Ford cars, SUVs, trucks, vans, and electric vehicles.
Founded in 1978 by Bill and Janet Haberman in Sea Cliff, New York, Forecast Consoles designs and manufactures custom technical furniture and control-room workstations. The family business now produces its modular systems in a New York warehouse, serving environments where broadcast, production and other technology-heavy teams need ergonomic workspaces that can adapt as equipment and workflows change. Ryan Haberman, who grew up in the shop, has led the company as CEO since 2016.
Forest Iron Works Inc. is a family-owned decorative ironwork manufacturer and custom metal fabrication workshop founded in 1967 in Locust Valley, New York. It fabricates railings, gates, table bases, estate signs and plaques, fireplace products, and other custom metalwork, and provides repair, restoration, refinishing, polishing, and installation services for homes, businesses, municipalities, schools, hospitals, and public institutions.
Founded in 1952, Buffalo-owned and operated Forest Materials is a lumber and millwork house that manufactures custom architectural woodwork and commercial millwork. The family-owned business describes itself as a union millwork shop and has expanded to include Tradition House church furnishings and Buffalo Maid cabinets. Its specialty includes custom cabinetry and architectural millwork for commercial, industrial, architectural, and manufacturing markets.
Forge Metal Finishing was established in 2012 to meet the metalworking industry’s need for closely controlled, dependable finishing work. From its 10,000-square-foot Rochester facility, the company develops standard or customized processes for manufacturers whose parts demand careful attention to detail, including those in aerospace and defense. Forge holds AS9100 and NADCAP certifications and is both ITAR certified and federally licensed for firearm-related work.
Forkardt Hardinge designs and manufactures precision workholding products and machine-tool accessories for manufacturers. Its heritage combines Forkardt, founded in 1923 in Düsseldorf, and Hardinge, founded in 1890 in Chicago; Hardinge acquired the Forkardt operations in 2013. The company reports more than 130 years of workholding history and manufacturing facilities in Elmira, New York, Traverse City, Michigan, and Reutlingen, Germany.
Forkey Construction and Fabricating, Inc. is a family-owned and operated machining and fabrication company that makes custom parts for industrial customers. Founded by Charles Forkey Jr. and incorporated in 2001, the business has grown from a garage operation into a 132,000-square-foot facility with 115 employees, now co-directed by Charles Jr. and his son Charles III. Its work includes fabricated and machined parts, with value engineering offered to customers worldwide.
FormaPath Inc designs, manufactures, and assembles robotic automation for the physical back end of anatomic pathology, including nToto for hands-free small-biopsy grossing and AdiPress for lymph-node recovery. Born from the gap between digital clinical care and still-analog tissue handling, the company brings together engineers, clinical experts, and medical-industry veterans to build its systems in the United States. Its engineering work is based in Ithaca, New York, with headquarters in Brooklyn.
Established in 1979, Formats Unlimited is a Deer Park, New York media production company known for serving corporate and music-industry customers for more than four decades. It also supports tightly controlled medical-media work, where duplication and documentation are checked against healthcare-sector requirements.
Formdwell operates a mobile construction factory that delivers architect-designed premium houses faster and more affordably. Its defining approach brings factory-based production to the building site, pairing custom architectural design with a more mobile construction model.
Founded in 1946, family-owned Formed Plastics makes custom plastic components through rotational molding, thermoforming, and fabrication at its 85,000-square-foot Long Island facility. The third-generation company is also known for developing nearly unbreakable plastic streetlight globes in the 1960s, now used by municipalities across the country. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Born from founder Andrew Grella’s search for a discreet fix for a prom-night breakout, Formen Inc. makes professional makeup and grooming products designed specifically for men’s skin. Launched in 2010 in Toronto, the founder-led company describes itself as the world’s first male cosmetic house, developing low-maintenance formulas for everyday grooming as well as on-camera work. Formen’s international profile includes a Trendsetter Award at Cosmoprof Bologna and an appearance on CBC’s Dragon’s Den.