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Since its founding in 1989, Four Square/TRE has grown from a quick-turn molding shop into an established production facility in Conklin, New York. The company serves customers nationwide with engineered injection-molded parts, keeping its work in-house while supporting projects for regulated industries such as medical manufacturing.
Since 1901, Fowler’s Chocolates has made Buffalo’s original Sponge Candy along with other fine chocolate confections from its Western New York operation. Still family-owned and operated, the company now sells through five regional retail locations and its online store, while its 2018 SQF certification documents the food-safety controls behind its candy-making process.
Rooted in the Finger Lakes since its first vines were planted in 1984, Fox Run Vineyards grows 50 acres of grapes and crafts estate-grown wines at a winery established in a restored Civil War-era barn. Now exclusively family-owned, the winery pairs its crisp, food-friendly wines with a welcoming tasting room and café overlooking Seneca Lake. Fox Run was named a certified sustainable vineyard by the New York Wine & Grape Foundation in 2023.
Foxrun Development Corp. is a minority-woman-owned cybersecurity company that develops hardware-and-software protection for USB ports, including its remotely lockable HIPPO flash drive and port lock. Based in Santa Fe with offices in Plano and Anchorage, the company also presents cybersecurity offerings spanning cloud-server and internet-domain protection for government procurement.
Founded as a small full-service contractor in 1985, FPI Mechanical is a regional mechanical contractor serving New York’s Capital District with industrial piping, HVAC, engineering and design-build services. Since opening its Cohoes fabrication facility in 1987, the union shop has expanded to more than 100,000 square feet of fabrication space and developed specialized capabilities for high-purity applications. Licensed engineers, experienced project managers and trained welders and pipefitters carry projects from takeoff through completion with safety at the center.
Founded in Buffalo in 1975 by entrepreneur Chris Lory, FPPF Chemical Company develops fuel treatments rooted in independent laboratory testing and continuing research. Its original Fuel Power formula remains in use, while the company supplies fuel additives to operators across North America and international markets.
From its Hudson Valley microfactory, FPS Apparel designs and manufactures customized company-branded apparel and niche fashion products for wholesalers and distributors. The American-owned family business combines small-run sampling in Chester with bulk production through domestic and carefully sourced overseas partners, giving clients a full path from design and mockups to finished goods. Its lineup is known for distinctive custom details, including decorated varsity styles and outerwear with configurable colors and prints.
FRADIA is a New York City Diamond District jewelry maker and retailer, handcrafting fine jewelry in its own studio and manufacturing unit. Creator Frank Kim brings a third-generation jeweler’s family tradition to pieces that pair timeless elegance with modern design, from diamond rings to other fine jewelry. Each piece is checked for quality from design through final finishing.
Since its incorporation in 1995, Fragrance Systems International has developed and supplied proprietary, leak-proof rollerball packaging for fragrance and personal-care products. The company has delivered more than 250 million packages, drawing on domestic manufacturing across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Its history includes 51 U.S. and international utility and design patents, including newer rollerball systems for skincare, serums, and oils.
Led by pastry chef and owner Panagiota Meimetea, Framboise Patisserie is a neighborhood bakery in Middle Village, Queens, known especially for creating custom cakes. It serves customers marking personal milestones with made-to-order cakes shaped around their chosen flavors, colors, and designs.
Founded on Long Island in 1969, Framerica manufactures picture-frame mouldings and has grown into a U.S. producer of architectural, flooring, stair and cabinetry moulding solutions. The company says it invented profile-wrapped picture-frame moulding in 1979 and has produced more than 2 billion lineal feet over five decades. Framerica remains under second-generation leadership and operates multiple locations with its mouldings made in the USA.
Founded in 2002 by Jim Hartke and Chris Hill, Rochester-based Framing Tech manufactures modular T-slot aluminum framing systems and takes projects from SolidWorks design through machining, assembly, and installation. Unlike a distributor or rep firm, it keeps engineering and production under one roof, supplying everything from raw material and kits to completed industrial systems. The company’s inch- and metric-compatible profiles serve manufacturers, machine builders, automation teams, and DIY customers across North America.
Founded in 2007, Francelab is a beauty-development agency that turns brand ideas into finished products, combining creative direction with formulation, packaging development, manufacturing and delivery. A subsidiary of the Marie Claire Group, it works from Paris, New York and Shanghai and offers clients a modular path from concept to market. The company reports more than 20 years of expertise, over 2,000 products launched and more than 2 million products manufactured annually.
Francesco’s Italian-American Bakery has been baking handcrafted Italian-American pastries, custom cakes, breads and other traditional favorites in Hicksville for more than 40 years. Its signature Napolitano bread is hand-shaped, slow-proofed and baked on the stone deck of a brick oven, while its cake team creates made-to-order designs for weddings, religious celebrations and other milestones. The bakery serves Long Island daily and ships selected specialties nationwide.
Founded in 1952 by David E. Franco and his three sons, Franco Manufacturing creates home products featuring licensed characters and brands, with children’s and teen bedding at the heart of its business. Now in its third generation, the family company continues to develop designs for bedrooms and other living spaces, drawing on product experts and skilled artisans to turn familiar characters into practical home décor. Franco operates three corporate showrooms, two corporate offices and an overseas office.
Frank Murken Products, in business since 1963, fabricates custom gaskets and hose assemblies while supplying fluid-connection and industrial products from Schenectady, New York. Its Parker Store counter service and engineered gasket and fluid-power solutions support demanding markets including aerospace, energy and chemical processing. The company is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 and now operates within a seven-location ParkerStore network spanning New York and Massachusetts.
Frank Ralphs specializes in custom composite panels and complex assemblies for transportation and industrial applications, with capabilities that include curved and molded panels machined up to 8 by 20 feet. Its work ranges from lightweight air ducts supplied to the railcar industry to simulator panels, while its design team develops assemblies around customers’ specifications. The company has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1997 and currently holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1947, Franks Meat Market has served Pueblo as a family-run butcher shop selling fresh beef, pork and specialty meats. Now in its fourth family generation, the market carries on Slovenian traditions through distinctive offerings such as klobase and blood sausage, while tailoring cuts and packaging to each customer’s request.
Established in 1845, Syracuse-based Frazer & Jones is a ductile and malleable iron foundry that takes projects from raw material through finished castings. Its nearly 210,000-square-foot facility produces about 90 million castings a year, while the company’s mining support line has supplied underground roof expansion anchors since 1952. Frazer & Jones employs roughly 150 people and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Frazier Industrial Company manufactures structural-steel pallet racking and warehouse storage systems, a business it says began in 1949. It operates ten manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico and supplies custom-designed racking for warehouses and automated storage applications.