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Blue Ash Tool & Die Co., Inc. has been a Cincinnati-area precision manufacturer since 1964, with a reputation built through six decades of work for commercial and government customers. Its 20,000-square-foot facility is best known for aviation ground-support tooling and complex machining, while an apprenticeship program dating to the 1970s has helped develop Ohio journeyman tool and die makers.
Blue Avionics Inc. designs and manufactures certified adaptable avionics that can be configured for hundreds of aircraft functions without changing the underlying hardware or software. Based in Pennsylvania, the company also produces aircraft circuit cards, PMA-certified mounts and brackets, and configurable fleet harnesses, with applications ranging from legacy-system integration to ADS-B monitoring. Its BA-440, BA-540, and BA-110 units are built to address incompatibilities between newer avionics and aircraft systems already in service.
Blue Badger makes rugged, practical ID badge holders designed to keep workplace badges and access tokens organized and comfortable to wear. Its BlueBadger+ system adds below-badge access-tab mounting and modular TabHangers, while the company’s products are proudly made in the U.S.A. Blue Badger is a veteran-owned small business.
Established in 1884, Blue Ball Machine Co. sells new and used industrial machinery, tools, and supplies from its Blue Ball, Pennsylvania operation. Its on-site machine and fabrication shop also produces custom parts and assemblies, handling work from one-off machining to larger runs for home hobbyists and commercial or industrial customers. The company has developed specialty products such as sheet-metal letter brakes and heavy-duty ice scrapers in-house.
Blue Belt Technologies is a medical device company focused on improving patient care through advancing surgical instrumentation technology. The company specializes in computer-aided surgical technology and navigation for orthopedic procedures.
Blue Bottle Coffee sells specialty coffee and tea, including fresh-roasted whole bean coffee, through its online store and cafes. Its coffee program spans single-origin coffees and signature blends, while the company also offers Craft Matcha and coffee-brewing education.
Founded in 2012, Blue Box Packaging makes custom printed packaging for brands ranging from startups to established companies, with a particular focus on paperboard, rigid and corrugated boxes. Its low minimum order of 100 boxes and free design support make custom packaging accessible to smaller businesses, while its production operation handles premium finishes and space-saving collapsible designs. The company also researches recyclable and eco-friendly materials and partners with One Tree Planted on sustainability efforts.
Blue Cellar LLC is a Pennsylvania industrial supplier known for supporting hygienic processing operations in the dairy, brewery, and food-and-beverage sectors. The company provides engineered parts and practical field service, with sanitary welding among its specialized work.
Since opening on San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf in 1983, Blue Chip Cookie Company has baked made-from-scratch gourmet cookies and turned them into personalized gifts for homes and businesses. Donna Drury-Heine and Bob Heine purchased the company in 2005 and have preserved its original recipes, including the signature White Chocolate Macadamia, while the Milford, Ohio operation now fulfills cookie gifts nationwide. Blue Chip also serves local customers through certified licensee locations, including a Leawood shop that has been a Kansas City-area tradition since 1996.
Tom Bakula founded Blue Chip Manufacturing & Laser Marking in Willoughby in 1995, building on more than 40 years of experience in precision machining. The company is best known for developing custom laser equipment that can handle specialized marking work, including larger items, for industrial and manufacturing clients.
Since 1996, privately held Blue Chip Medical Products has built its identity around pressure-injury care from its Suffern, New York, headquarters and manufacturing center. The company develops therapeutic support surfaces for hospitals, long-term-care providers and home-care patients, with its work extending from the United States to international markets.
Founded in 2010 in Blandon, Pennsylvania, Blue Cow Dairy is a dairy commodity trading company that helps customers and suppliers navigate global markets for food and feed products. The company brings more than 30 years of combined dairy-market experience, including Michael Harrell’s background across both fluid and powder dairy businesses and Melissa Shoumlisky’s experience in agricultural lending and dairy customer service.
Since 1986, Gibsonia’s Blue Fire Signs has designed and manufactured custom signs, with a particular focus on hand-carved and dimensional work. Its designs range from large architectural signs to smaller markers for homes and apartment communities, serving clients in the Pittsburgh area and nationwide.
Born from a research partnership between professors at UC Riverside and The City College of New York, New York-based Blue Forge develops a chemical process for recycling lithium-ion batteries into high-value materials. Its aluminometallurgy approach avoids acidic leaching and black mass, using solvent recovery and commodity reagents in a process protected by pending patents.
Woman- and immigrant-owned Blue Hour grew from its founder’s search for a better breakfast during long workdays, inspired by the elaborate morning spreads she grew up with. The company makes convenient, nutritious breakfasts for people whose mornings leave little time to cook, including instant scrambled eggs prepared in seconds.
Since 1957, Blue Label Packaging Company has printed custom product labels and related packaging for brands across the country. The family-owned, community-oriented Lancaster company combines HP Indigo digital printing with a collaborative process, offering no minimum order quantities and standard digital-label turnaround in five business days or less. Its experience is especially visible in the craft beverage market, where it has produced labels for more than 1,800 breweries.
Blue Lake Industries LLC grew from a powder-coating business founded by J. Banks Musser on his Pennsylvania farm in 2001 into a 39,800-square-foot custom manufacturing company. The business is known for carrying projects from design through fabrication and finishing in one place, serving customers from nearby Pennsylvania counties as well as the wider East Coast.
Blue M designs and manufactures industrial and laboratory ovens, with standard and engineered-to-order equipment built for demanding thermal processing and testing. Based in New Columbia, Pennsylvania, the company stands out for tailoring safety, clean-room and inert-gas ovens to exact facility and process requirements, including custom Class A units for medical manufacturers. Its support continues beyond the build through installation, calibration, maintenance, retrofits and replacement parts provided by factory-trained technicians.
Since Jim and Kathy Lyons started Blue Moon Acres as a CSA in 1992, the family-run farm has grown into a regional source for chefs and households seeking carefully grown food. Its work is rooted in certified-organic farming and soil biology, including year-round microgreens from its Buckingham, Pennsylvania greenhouses and a regenerative farm in Pennington, New Jersey. Daughter Ashley Lyons Putman now leads sales and marketing, carrying the family business into its next generation.
Founded by scientist and entrepreneur Sara Sakowitz, Blue Moon Box creates monthly hands-on science activity kits for children ages 6–11. Each box brings experiments, creative projects, a lab notebook and the needed materials to a child’s doorstep, with the goal of making science engaging and helping girls and boys see themselves as future scientists and engineers. Sakowitz’s own research background—including recognition as an Intel Science Talent Search finalist and an international science fair grand-prize winner—shapes the company’s distinctly practical approach to early science learning.