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For more than 20 years, Frigo Design has been a U.S. manufacturer known for custom metal fabrication shaped to each project rather than a standard catalog. The Brewerton, New York, company works with homeowners and commercial partners to turn detailed specifications into finished pieces, including its long-running refrigerator panel kits.
Founded in 2016, Brooklyn-based Frio makes IoT-connected heat-trace controllers and cloud software that protect pipes and equipment while reducing wasted energy. The company grew from custom snow-melting projects built on control techniques developed in Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering ice labs, and its products are manufactured in New York State. Frio also works with engineers on application-specific designs and retrofit systems, pairing its hardware with 24/7 monitoring and automatic fault notification.
Frito-Lay North America, Inc., a division of PepsiCo, makes and sells snack foods under brands including FUNYUNS, BAKEN-ETS, and CHESTER’S. Its portfolio includes flavored onion rings, fried pork skins, and corn-based snacks. The company says its purpose is “food that matters for life’s moments.”
Founded in 1995 by Joseph J. Bailey Jr. after he began importing antiques while living in Europe, From Europe To You has grown from an early eBay business into a company known for bringing European architectural character to the U.S. market. The owner remains directly involved with customers while the company develops custom designs for builders, architects, homeowners, and businesses.
Established in 2000, From the Source is a small, vertically integrated furniture maker creating hand-crafted heirloom pieces from distinctive hardwoods. The company pairs sustainable sourcing in Indonesia with reclaimed materials and direct control of production, including its own tree-planting project, which has planted and monitored more than 500 trees in Central Java. Its wood products are certified under Indonesia’s Legal Wood standard, and its natural finish is GreenGuard certified as low-VOC.
Fromaggio makes a smart home cheesemaker that automates temperature, timing, and stirring so people can craft fresh cheese on the kitchen counter. After spending 15 years in Paris, founder Glen returned to the United States determined to bring more authentic, artisanal cheesemaking into American homes. The company pairs its connected machine with cheesemaking ingredients, recipes, and a monthly ingredient subscription.
Started in 1980 in founder Paul Fronhofer’s basement, Fronhofer Tool Company now operates three Argyle, New York shops that machine and fabricate parts ranging from small locking pins to 100,000-pound assemblies. The third-generation Fronhofer business works from a 60,000-square-foot facility with about 35 employees, and is particularly equipped for large-scale turning, milling and fabrication. Its work has included pulp-and-paper machinery, craft-brewing systems and unusual projects such as amusement-park equipment and a 150-ton steel cradle.
Frontenac Crystal Springs bottles spring water at its source in Clayton, along New York’s St. Lawrence River, and delivers it to homes and offices across seven Upstate and Central New York counties. The family-owned and operated company also creates private-label bottled water, with custom label design for businesses and organizations. Frontenac traces the spring’s appeal to the island millionaires of the early 1900s, while its management team brings a combined 52 years in the bottled-water industry and conducts daily onsite testing.
Founded by Jim and Carol Doolittle in 1978 on a former fruit-growing property overlooking Cayuga Lake, Frontenac Point Vineyard & Estate Winery grows its own grapes and makes small-batch Finger Lakes wines. The Doolittles handle the work from planting and hand-picking through winemaking, bottling, and presentation, with son Lawrence continuing the family business as its second generation. Licensed as New York’s farm winery No. 44 in 1982, Frontenac Point is especially distinctive for wines made entirely from grapes grown on its Cayuga Lake estate.
For more than six decades, Frontgrade Technologies has built the analog, radiation-hardened and high-reliability electronics that connect sensing to action in aerospace, defense and medical systems. Its work spans the signal chain from aperture to digital conversion, with manufacturing that includes advanced microelectronics packaging and highly automated assembly. Frontgrade says its solutions have supported every crewed spaceflight since Apollo 11, and its Colorado Springs operation includes a 5,100-square-foot Class 1000 cleanroom and DMEA Category 1A Trusted facility.
For more than 60 years, Frontier Galvanizing has protected fabricated steel from corrosion with hot-dip galvanizing at its Buffalo, New York, facility. Its work includes major infrastructure projects such as the Peace Bridge renovation and the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, where it galvanized more than 3 million pounds of steel over five years. Frontier serves projects across North America and also offers alternatives to plating and powder coating.
Established in 1985, Frontier Packaging is a Seattle-area company known for its specialized knowledge of the seafood industry. It supplies packaging materials to seafood businesses across the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and beyond, keeping nearly 100,000 square feet of inventory on hand to support their shipping needs.
Frontier Pharmaceutical develops chlorine-dioxide personal-care and professional products through its proprietary DioxiCare system, which makes the difficult-to-handle gas available in shelf-stable formulas for uses such as oral, skin, nasal and veterinary care. Founded in 1993 by Howard Alliger, the company grew from his 1970s work adapting chlorine dioxide for practical small-scale and topical use, including a patented skin application in 1978. Howard’s daughter, Valerie Alliger-Bograd, joined in 1995 and continues to run the company, carrying forward the family’s focus on chlorine-dioxide technology.
Frontier Therapeutics Inc. develops pressure-injury prevention and patient-repositioning solutions for hospitals, home care, and the people who support patients at home. The U.S. company, established in 2018 as part of Frontier Medical Group, builds on a group heritage that began in 1966 as a small plastics moulding factory in South Wales. Its Repose reactive-air support surfaces and Toto automatic lateral turning system are designed to redistribute pressure while reducing the physical burden of manual patient turning.
Frost Gear Sports makes cold-weather performance gear for baseball and softball, a focus born from its founders’ determination to keep freezing temperatures from changing how athletes play. The company developed baseball’s first cold-weather throwing glove and builds its line around specialized gloves and apparel that help players train and compete through cold, wet conditions. Its cold-weather batting gloves are used by more than 100 professional athletes, while the company also serves players at youth, collegiate, and professional levels.
In Lido Beach, Frozen Cow Ices & Cream makes fresh ice cream and ices, with pickup and delivery available for its rotating selection of flavors. The shop also prepares custom flavors and treats, alongside ice cream cakes, handmade ice cream sandwiches, and other dessert offerings.
Founded in 1982 by Larry Fryer, Fryer Machine Systems designs and builds CNC machine tools at its Patterson, New York facility. The family-owned company began manufacturing its own machines in 1994 and now produces more than 50 models, including custom-configured equipment built to order for manufacturers across a range of industries. Fryer supports its machines with factory training, technical service, and a stocked parts operation.
Founded in 1995, FT Future Technologies S.r.l. designs and manufactures in-house equipment for vacuum handling and refrigerant charging in the refrigeration and HVAC industries. Based in Castel del Piano, Tuscany, the company combines line engineering, commissioning and technical support with highly customized solutions developed through ongoing research and development. Its quality management system is certified to UNI EN ISO 9001:2015, and its equipment operates around the clock worldwide.
Since 1973, Fuel Efficiency Inc. has built its identity around heat-transfer expertise, first becoming known for Brock “Fuel-Saver” Turbulators. Based in Clyde, New York, the company serves customers across the United States, Canada, and beyond with custom solutions for boilers and other heat-exchange equipment.
Established in 1934 as a photographic-film company, FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation is the Tokyo-based holding company behind a global group whose businesses have grown well beyond its original medium. Today, it develops technologies and services for healthcare and other industries, with 73,526 consolidated employees and 258 subsidiaries reported as of March 2026. Its film heritage also shaped a longstanding emphasis on environmental stewardship and stakeholder trust.