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Blissful Meads makes mead, an alcoholic drink fermented from honey. The available information does not provide further details about the company’s history, ownership, or distinguishing specialties.
Founded by Thomas VanSlambrouck in 2022, BlizzardLED makes off-road LED lighting and related electrical accessories for drivers, shops and installers. The company set out to address what it saw as a gap in the market, pairing its compact work lights and driving lights with U.S. customer service and a manufacturer-defect warranty. BlizzardLED also builds its dealer network around MAP and territory protection, including an added year of electrical-component coverage for products installed by an authorized dealer.
Since 1971, Blockhouse Furniture has remained a Pennsylvania manufacturer, growing from a small Philadelphia-area facility into a 221,500-square-foot factory in York. The company keeps production in-house and is known for making durable, customizable contract furniture for organizations that need furnishings suited to demanding environments. Its team also provides design, delivery, and installation support for institutional customers.
BLOCKsynop develops the Neural Blockade Monitor, a noninvasive device designed to give anesthesiologists objective, real-time measurements of regional nerve-block effectiveness. Established after CTO Wayne Sternberger received the inaugural Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Archimedes Award in 2020, the company grew from collaboration between systems engineering and pediatric anesthesiology. Its second-generation prototype has been validated in studies involving adult and pediatric anesthesia, while remaining investigational and not approved for sale in the United States.
BlomdahlUSA is the U.S. distributor for Sweden’s Blomdahl Medical AB, bringing classic jewelry and a patented medical ear-piercing system to people with sensitive skin. Founded by Dave Loftus in the early 2000s, the company centers its offerings on dermatologist-developed, nickel-free jewelry made from medical-grade titanium or plastic, along with hygienically sealed Clean Pack packaging. Blomdahl’s Swedish-made products are manufactured under ISO 13485 quality standards.
Blommer Chocolate Company is a fully integrated chocolate and cocoa manufacturer, providing comprehensive business solutions for domestic and international customers in the confectionery, baking, and dairy industries. The company processes cocoa beans, manufactures chocolate and cocoa products, and offers research and development, commodity risk management, and sustainability programs.
Blonder Company provides wallcoverings and home decor accessories, including wallpaper, borders, wall murals, appliques, textiles, and window treatments.
Bloom & Rose Deli began at the Williamsville Farmers Market in 2018 and has become known around Buffalo for its distinctive “Jew-ish” take on deli tradition. After selling more than 120,000 knishes, the business now serves Western New York from its sit-down restaurant while also offering catering and knish-rolling classes.
bloom began with four dads who wanted baby products to feel more at home in modern family life, creating contemporary furniture and gear for parents and children. The company is known for pairing practical, grow-with-baby design with sustainable woods, recyclable materials and low-VOC finishes, while meeting CPSC and ASTM requirements.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1934, Bloom Engineering designs and manufactures industrial burners and combustion systems for high-temperature industrial and process heating. The company has built its business around custom furnace combustion engineering, with a focus on low-emissions performance and fuel flexibility, and operates an Engineering and R&D Center of Competence at its Charleroi, Pennsylvania headquarters. Bloom joined Wabtec in December 2024 and serves customers through subsidiaries in Germany, India, and China.
Bloom Innovations develops sustainable everyday products using natural and innovative technologies, with a focus on practical solutions for the home. Its work spans air care, cleaning and related household applications, including the plant-based Naked Jungle brand, which pairs natural ingredients with environmentally conscious product design.
Bloomery SweetShine is a Charles Town, West Virginia mini-distillery that handcrafts fruit cordials and other flavored spirits from a 12-acre farm anchored by a restored 1840s log cabin. Founded by Tom Kiefer and Linda Losey after a 2010 trip to Italy sparked their search for an American limoncello, the distillery became known for its farm-grown lemon and raspberry cordials, including a limoncello with more than 20 international awards. Its tasting room closed in 2018, while the owners continue developing the SweetShine brand and MixAlchemy canned cocktails.
Bloomfield Robotics provides AI-powered imaging and plant-level crop assessment for specialty-crop growers, using its FLASH camera and computer vision to track plant health and performance from seed to harvest. Founded details are not stated; the company was acquired in 2024 by Kubota Corporation through its North American subsidiary, joining Bloomfield’s technology with Kubota’s agricultural machinery and solutions business.
Founded in 2023, Bloomhaven Textiles is a New York–based creative studio and home-textiles brand that designs soft bedding and other furnishings for the U.S. e-commerce market. Its New York team shapes concepts and product development while global partners manage sourcing, manufacturing, and fulfillment, giving the company an integrated path from fabric to finished goods. Bloomhaven also emphasizes recycled materials and supplier programs addressing social, environmental, and supply-chain standards.
Blooming Grove Pharmacy is a locally owned community pharmacy in Monroe, NY, pairing conventional prescription filling with custom compounding and personalized care. Pharmacists Sarah Awad and Patti McCormick have devoted most of their careers to serving patients in Monroe, while the pharmacy also provides diabetes education, home healthcare support, and delivery services.
Founded in Columbus in 1947 and relocated to Bloomingburg in 1985, Bloomingburg Spring & Wire Form makes custom precision coiled springs and formed wire specialties for customers across the United States and around the world. Now led by owner and president Donna Van Horn, the family business carries forward the Van Horn legacy while applying current technology to customer-specific designs and production. Its craftsmen work closely with customers, including hands-on collaboration in the factory when needed to refine a part.
Blooms Printing & Design provides printing and design services and produces a broad range of printed products, including booklets, brochures, cards, forms, promotional materials, direct mail, folders, labels, magnets, and signage.
Founded in 1976 by Raymond P. Habib, Bloomsburg Carpet Industries weaves American-made carpets and rugs at its original Pennsylvania mill. Now a third-generation family business with more than 150 employees, including many second- and third-generation weavers, it is the only U.S. mill with Axminster, Velvet, Wilton and Loc-Weave looms under one roof—and the only remaining Axminster mill in the country. Its solar-powered facility supplies its own energy while producing flooring for residential, commercial and hospitality spaces, as well as historically accurate carpets for landmark preservation projects.
BLT World supplies conveyor-belt skirting and dust-control systems tailored for American bulk-material-handling operations. Its distinctive approach centers on non-contact sealing, including the patented German-designed AirScrape system, which helps contain dust while avoiding belt friction and damage. The company serves industrial settings across North America, from mining and ports to agriculture and recycling.
Tom Naso opened Blue Arc Design in Grafton in 2006, and the locally owned company remains a deliberately small shop with three employees. Now based in Elyria, it gives customers direct access to its owner and team while handling welding and fabrication projects ranging from one-off work to larger production runs.