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Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant brings Jamaican cooking and bakery traditions to restaurants and retail shelves, from its signature patties to family-recipe jerk chicken. Founded in the Bronx in 1989 by Lowell Hawthorne, his wife Lorna, four siblings and their spouses, the company grew from a pooled family venture into a North American chain with more than 125 restaurants and a South Bronx manufacturing plant. Its roots reach back to Hawthorne & Sons Bakery in Jamaica, where the founder’s parents built a family baking business beginning in 1949.
Golden Meals prepares medically tailored meals for community-based organizations across New York State, pairing scratch cooking with menus overseen by a New York State Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist. Its meals follow Food Is Medicine Coalition guidelines and are designed for clients managing diabetes, heart, or renal conditions, with culturally sensitive offerings that include ISA-certified halal and kosher options. Golden Meals handles preparation, packaging, and delivery so partner organizations can provide these meals without building a commercial kitchen or hiring food-service staff.
Now 100% employee-owned, Golden Paintworks carries the character of Golden Artist Colors, a company with more than 30 years of staff retention and a deeply hands-on approach to its work. The New York-based division develops architectural coatings for professional decorative artists, muralists and theme designers, with employees involved in everything from research to hand-painted color charts and quality checks.
Founded by Bill Moore in Southern California in 1947, Golden State Foods has grown from a small meat company into a global foodservice supplier known for its enduring relationship with McDonald’s, begun on a handshake in the 1950s. Headquartered in Irvine, the values-based company now supports quick-service restaurant and retail customers from 50 locations in 25 countries, with more than 6,000 associates.
Rochester’s Golden Supply & Mfg. Co. is a small-batch manufacturer and heritage goods shop creating vintage-inspired apparel and lifestyle goods, along with custom team and brand pieces. Its workshop uses traditional methods—including antique chainstitch equipment and 100% wool felt—to make pennants, banners and embellished garments with an intentionally old-school character. The company also repairs denim in the manner of traditional tailoring and hosts on-site chainstitch experiences for events.
Golden Taste has been making freshly prepared kosher salads, dips and related foods since 1996, when it began with five family-style recipes. The company keeps ingredient selection, preparation and packaging under one roof at its own facility, serving retail and foodservice customers nationwide with foods prepared fresh daily. Its kosher parve offerings are made for both Passover and year-round use, with HACCP-based food-safety practices guiding production.
Goldenlight Visions is an independently owned Upper West Side studio producing gallery-quality fine-art prints, custom framing and local digitization services for artwork and family media. Its owners bring a combined 30-plus years of fine-arts experience, and the shop hand-inspects every print while keeping irreplaceable photos, slides, video and film safely on site. The studio serves interior designers, architects and collectors across Manhattan through one-on-one consultations.
Founded in Buffalo in 1958 by Harold Goldman, Goldman Titanium purchases and processes scrap titanium into melt-ready material for customers around the world. Still family-owned and operated, the company has grown to more than 150,000 square feet and is now guided by its fourth generation of leadership. Its quality management system is certified to AS9100D with ISO 9001:2015, supporting demanding aerospace, medical, and industrial supply chains.
Goldshield Brands develops water-based antimicrobial products that provide lasting protection for hands, textiles and surfaces. The company was started after founder Tom Higgins’s father died from a hospital-acquired infection, giving its research a distinctly personal focus on preventing microbial contamination and protecting children. Goldshield says its patented formulas are supported by more than 65 peer-reviewed and independent studies, with products sold in 17 countries and the company operating for 13 years.
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Based in Sialkot’s Industrial Estate, Goldsoni International (PVT) LTD manufactures sports goods and apparel, including professional and match balls and team uniforms. Its range also includes goalkeeper gloves and sports accessories, positioning the company as a single-source maker for sporting equipment and kit.
Founded in 1996, Rochester’s Golf Products Wire EDM specializes in precision wire EDM and machining for intricate metal parts, from prototypes through production. With nine wire EDM machines and experienced machinists, the shop handles tight-tolerance work for demanding applications while emphasizing quick turns, reliable delivery, and close customer partnerships. Its work includes die components and precision parts used in markets such as optics and aerospace.
Founded in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948, Gooch & Housego is a photonics engineering group with more than seven decades of experience turning difficult optical designs into durable components and systems. Headquartered in Somerset with operations in the USA and Europe, it works primarily with OEM customers whose equipment must perform reliably in demanding environments. Its Rochester-based G&H | GS Optics business adds a distinct 1916 heritage in precision polymer optics.
Gooch & Housego began in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948 and has grown from a small-town shop into a global photonics engineering group. More than 1,000 employees across 13 sites support OEM customers with components and optical systems built for demanding applications, drawing on over seven decades of experience and a team of more than 100 engineers.
Since 1958, family-owned Good Earth Horticulture has grown from a retail nursery into a producer and distributor of horticultural products, including professional growing media and garden soils. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company operates 10 production facilities across the United States and Canada, harvesting Canadian sphagnum peat in New Brunswick and composting bark at sites across the country. Good Earth also continues the Hoffman garden-products line acquired in 1999.
Founded by Brandon Fassberg in New York City, GOOD HOUR makes single-serve, cold-activated oat matcha lattes that turn Japanese matcha into a drinkable ritual in ten seconds. Its pouches use 3.5 grams of shade-grown, stone-milled matcha sourced from Nishio, Japan, and are hand-packed from the company’s production kitchen in Queens. The brand is built around a simple tradeoff: a fuller matcha dose without the café line or whisking routine.
Good Mojo Printing is a one-stop print shop serving individuals and businesses with custom print work, from business cards to banners. The shop emphasizes quick turnaround and personalized service, handling both everyday paper materials and promotional pieces to match customers’ specific needs.
Good Reasons Dog Treats is a New York-based, not-for-profit company that bakes and packs all-natural dog treats in the USA. Founded by Community Based Services CEO Vicki Sylvester to create meaningful jobs, it employs people with and without disabilities, including workers with autism and other developmental disabilities. Chef Allan Katz, a Culinary Institute of America alumnus, develops the recipes, while treat sales help fund programs that support people of all abilities.
Good-Ark Semiconductor manufactures discrete semiconductors, including packaged devices and wafer or bare-die formats for hybrid applications. Its portfolio is supported by direct sales and technical teams in North America and Asia, while the company also offers custom wafer diffusion, selected parts and custom devices. Good-Ark complies with AEC Q100/Q101 automotive reliability testing standards and can support PPAP requirements.
Since 1976, family-owned Goodnature has manufactured commercial cold-press juice and cider equipment, with its presses made in Buffalo, New York. Founder Dale Wettlaufer began by building cider presses for local apple farmers, and the company has since grown to serve juice and cider producers in more than 80 countries. Goodnature also helps juice businesses launch and grow through hands-on consulting and training.