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Bronx-based Haldey Pharmaceutical Compounding makes personalized prescription medications for patients whose needs are not met by standard formulations. Its pharmacists work with prescribers and patients on precision compounds, with particular experience in thyroid therapy and Low Dose Naltrexone, while also offering specialized sterile and nonsterile preparations. Haldey says its compounding operations are designed to exceed USP 795, 797 and 800 standards and follow the FDA’s 503A framework, with visual process records and weekly laboratory monitoring.
Since 1907, Hale Manufacturing has built solid wood furniture for libraries, courtrooms and other public spaces at its factory in New York’s historic Mohawk Valley. The family-run company is now in its fourth generation, combining master craftsmanship with product engineering to develop both enduring furniture and one-off designs, all made and sourced in the USA. Hale also holds Forest Stewardship Council certification and offers FSC-certified products for projects that request them.
Haleon plc is a consumer health company focused solely on improving everyday health, with operations in 170 markets and six global categories. Its brands include Sensodyne, Advil and Centrum, and the company says its research, investment and innovation target consumers’ health throughout their lives. Haleon is registered in England and Wales and has its registered office in Weybridge, Surrey.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1966 by engineer and WWII veteran Harold G. Hall, HALL Industries grew from a contract screw-machine shop into a family-run manufacturer. It produces machined components, fabrications, and assemblies, and is particularly known for aviation ground-support products such as aircraft towbars. The company also operates specialized divisions serving bridge products, transit, and bulk-material-handling equipment markets.
Hallagan Furniture is a family-owned manufacturer of custom upholstered furniture, operating since 1899 and now in its fourth generation. Based in Newark, New York, the company designs and builds sofas, chairs, sectionals, and ottomans in-house, using a blend of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship. Hallagan offers customizable collections—Brighton, Highland Park, Madison, and Tight Back—with a wide selection of fabrics and options for personal fit.
Family-owned Hallwood Enterprises has operated from Smithfield, Virginia, since 1979, growing from a regional business into one of Virginia’s largest pallet manufacturers. It serves companies nationwide at a scale of more than 230 truckloads weekly, while its reuse programs and support for longleaf-pine conservation reflect a practical focus on keeping wood in circulation and renewing the resources behind its work.
HALO Dream, Inc. makes baby sleep and nursery products centered on its BassiNest bedside bassinets, along with cribs, mattresses, swaddles and wearable blankets. Its distinctive focus is keeping newborns close at night, with BassiNest models offering features such as 360-degree swiveling, breathable mesh and easy-access side walls. The company also supports hospital programs and provides product registration for safety alerts and recalls.
Founded in 1975 by Jerry Reilly as a direct-to-customer retail dairy, Halo Farm makes and sells milk, ice cream and fresh fruit drinks from its Lawrenceville operation. The company homogenizes, pasteurizes and packages its hormone-free milk on site, then uses its own milk and cream to make 48 flavors of super-premium ice cream. Its Halo Fête shop, opened in 2005, extends that dairy craft into an ice cream pâtisserie.
Founded in 1979, Halstead Machine Inc. is a family-owned Newark, New York machine shop that produces custom, precision-machined parts for a diverse range of industries. The company focuses on high-volume and long-run machining, while also offering prototyping through its design team; it describes four generations of quality service.
Hammer Packaging is a package printer specializing in shrink sleeve, pressure sensitive, cut and stack, flexible packaging, stand-up pouches, roll-fed, foam, seed packets, and roll-on/shrink-on labels. Its printing technologies include flexographic, offset, web offset, and digital printing.
Founded in Auburn, New York, in 1919 by Charles Hammond and Robert Irving, Hammond & Irving manufactures seamless rolled rings and open-die forgings for demanding industrial applications. The company produces rings up to 58 inches in diameter and supports quantities from one to 1,000, pairing its Wagner 63/63 ring mill and forging presses with in-house material testing. Hammond & Irving is ISO 9001 registered and has supplied forged products beyond its local market for more than a century.
Hammond Manufacturing began as a family business in a Guelph backyard workshop in 1916 and remains a fourth-generation company based in the Ontario city. With about 700 employees and operations across several countries, it is known for more than a century of serving electrical and electronic manufacturers, utilities, and institutions with durable infrastructure products.
Southampton-based Hampton Ice produces and delivers premium ice made from water purified by reverse osmosis and UV light, then alkaline-enhanced for a cleaner taste and slower melting. Its clear, machine-pressed specialty spheres and custom ice sculptures and luges give the company a distinctive role in cocktails and private events, while wholesale delivery serves businesses throughout the Hamptons. Hampton Ice also offers cold-storage rentals for keeping event ice chilled over a day or longer.
Hamptons Handpoured was created by a Hamptons native to capture the character of the East End in small-batch home fragrance. Each candle is poured by hand in the Hamptons, with the Signature Village Collection tying individual scents to local communities and the life of the region.
Founded in 1961, Honeoye Falls’ Han-Tek, Inc. designs, builds, installs, and supports engineered material-movement and factory-automation systems. Its in-house team carries projects from facility analysis and controls engineering through fabrication, commissioning, and service, with experience ranging from automated storage to specialized cranes for high-temperature metals work. Han-Tek says it has completed more than 1,500 installations across North America and evaluates technology around each operation rather than being tied to a single platform.
With more than 30 years in the garment industry, HANA NY LLC is a New York City- and Seoul-based apparel manufacturing partner for emerging labels and global brands. Its 1,500 employees and 33 production lines support the creation of 820,000 pieces each month, while its global network includes only WRAP-certified factories and manufacturers.
Founded in 1946 by research chemist Stuart Hanan, Hicksville’s Hanan Products makes whipped toppings, icings and dessert fillings for bakeries and food distributors. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the company combines long-running dessert expertise with newer clean-label and vegan lines, while serving customers across the United States and international markets. Its products are made in the USA and the company holds SQF, Kof-K kosher and Vegan Action certifications.
Created by New York City artist and inventor Allen Hirsch, HANDL New York makes fashion-minded phone grips and stands that help a device feel like an extension of the hand. Hirsch developed the patented HANDL after experimenting with homemade phone attachments while painting and texting, giving the company’s accessories an unusually personal origin in the studio. Its removable magHANDL O and elastic-loop designs combine a secure hold with hands-free landscape and portrait standing.
HANDS-FREE, Inc. makes Quikiks hands-free shoes, using a hinged Step-in-Go system that lets wearers step in and secure the shoe without bending over or using their hands. Founder Steve Kaufman developed the idea after his son Alex’s scoliosis brace made putting on shoes difficult, then spent more than six years fabricating and testing prototypes. The company donates 10% of its net profits to organizations serving people with disabilities.
Founded in 2015, Hanersun manufactures solar modules and energy-storage systems while also developing and delivering complete clean-energy projects from its headquarters in Nanjing, China. The company was an early mover in 600W-plus and 700W-plus photovoltaic modules, including its 750W HItouch 6N TOPCon series, and operates a 2024 PVESS manufacturing base with a reported 95% automation rate. Hanersun says it has shipped more than 16GW of modules, developed or built 900MW of solar projects, and serves customers in over 100 countries.