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Howmet Aerospace makes high-performance engineered metal products for aerospace and commercial transportation. Its business spans aero-engine components, aircraft structures and fastening systems, as well as forged aluminum truck wheels; the company says it combines metallurgical expertise with advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Howmet Fastening Systems Industrial Products manufactures engineered fastening systems, from Huck LockBolts and structural blind fasteners to Recoil thread inserts and Simmonds self-locking nuts. Its four established brands include several industry firsts: Huck developed the original Lockbolt, while Simmonds created the Nylstop self-locking nut and Howmet developed structural blind rivets and Keensert solid inserts. The operation spans 29 locations in 12 countries and employs more than 5,200 people, supporting safety-critical applications with custom engineering and recognized quality systems.
Founded by Harvey P. Hood in 1846 after he spent two years delivering milk for other farms, HP Hood LLC makes dairy products ranging from everyday milk to ice cream and cottage cheese. The New England-rooted company builds its brand around milk sourced from farmers who pledge not to use artificial growth hormones and around innovations such as its LightBlock Bottle, which protects milk’s fresh taste from light.
HP is a global technology company that designs and manufactures a broad portfolio of personal computing and printing products, including laptops, desktops, workstations, printers, and related supplies. The company also offers enterprise solutions, software, and services for workforce management and sustainability. HP is known for its commitment to sustainability, with programs like HP Planet Partners for recycling and circular economy initiatives.
From a 434-acre Hudson Valley farm, HPI Canna operates a vertically integrated cannabis manufacturing business that takes products from cultivation through drying, extraction, formulation, and distribution. Its 20,000-square-foot drying facility can process more than 15,000 pounds of dry biomass daily, while customized laboratories support finished goods for New York cannabis brands. HPI Canna also positions itself as a social-equity brand incubator and prioritizes partnerships with communities of color disproportionately affected by cannabis prohibition.
Founded in 1985, HPK Industries manufactures disposable personal protective garments and accessories in New York for healthcare, cleanroom, pharmaceutical, laboratory and industrial applications. The company operates a 65,000-square-foot facility in Frankfort and is among the few remaining manufacturers in its field producing continuously and solely in the United States. HPK offers build-to-order and custom production, with an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Founded in 2004, 72HRPrint.com is a 100% family-owned and operated production company that has built its identity around serving customers nationwide from an 11,000-square-foot facility. It is especially known for U.S.-made, bleach- and chemical-resistant uniforms for demanding service businesses, while also supporting organizations and companies with coordinated brand materials. The company says 99% of its products are printed and finished in-house, with rush service available for urgent projects.
HSM Packaging is a fourth-generation family-owned company that traces its roots to 1946, when Homer S. Martin I started the business from his garage in Mattydale, New York. Now based in Liverpool, the company draws on 80 years of experience to produce paperboard packaging for customers seeking environmentally responsible folding cartons. Its quality system is certified to BRCGS packaging materials, FSC®, and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
HT10 LABS DERMACARE desarrolla productos dermocosméticos para el cuidado diario de la piel, con la línea DERMACARE enfocada en fórmulas de hidratación y protección accesibles. Su trabajo combina investigación con alianzas de laboratorios certificados y se distingue por el HT10 COMPLEX, presente en sus cremas de día y de noche. La empresa se presenta como una compañía de alcance internacional con una visión incluyente, orientada a hacer del cuidado personal una rutina sencilla para todo tipo de piel.
From its Niagara Falls base, HTM Sensors supplies industrial sensing equipment and downtime-reduction solutions for automated machinery. The company is particularly distinctive for its welding-focused sensor line, designed for the heat, spatter, and contact abuse found in automated MIG and spot-welding cells. HTM says it keeps more than 50,000 sensors in stock for same-day shipping and supports selection with technical application specialists.
Founded in 1990, HUAJIN Textile Printing and Dyeing Co., Ltd. is a large private manufacturer based in Shanxi, China, known for the scale of its integrated textile operation. Its more than 1,700 employees work across an 800-mu site serving international clothing-fabric customers in 19 countries, with production supported by wastewater reuse and waste-heat recovery.
Hubbard Tool and Die Corp is a family-owned precision manufacturer in Rome, New York, making customized precision tools and dies. Founded in 1949 by Fritz and Frank Hubbard, the company has grown from a small tool shop into a precision manufacturing facility with more than 40 employees. It serves customers across industries including aerospace, automotive, and medical.
Hubble makes contact lenses and prescription eyewear, pairing online ordering with a subscription that sends lenses directly to customers on their preferred schedule. The company says it has sold more than 400 million lenses, and its glasses are hand-assembled and made to order by Hubble team members. Its own FDA-approved lenses are offered alongside popular brands, with the focus on making eye care more accessible without sacrificing quality.
Incorporated in 1994, HUBCO, Inc. manufactures professional-grade molded urethane backup pads for random orbital sanders from its U.S. operation. Its proprietary chemical formulations and custom-built molding machines support demanding sanding applications, while 100% inspection helps maintain consistent performance. HUBCO serves tool manufacturers and end users worldwide, including customers in aerospace, automotive, and woodworking.
Hud-Son Forest Equipment is a U.S. forestry equipment manufacturer whose stated commitment to sawmills and wood processors dates to 1946. The company says it builds American-made portable sawmills for DIYers, homesteaders, small businesses, and commercial logging operations.
Founded in 2013 by brothers Adam and Neil Trapani, Hudson Ale Works turns a former machine shop and furniture-manufacturing building in Highland into a small-batch craft brewery and kitchen. Its rotating, in-house beer selection and food menu have made the spot a community gathering place in the Hudson Valley, about a mile from Walkway Over the Hudson State Park. The brewery also hosts community events and private gatherings in more than 2,000 square feet of event space.
For more than 25 years, Hudson Cabinet Making has designed and built custom built-in cabinetry in its Putnam County woodworking shop, serving customers across the tri-state area. This family-owned and operated business keeps each project in the hands of its own craftsmen from design through completion, with the founder’s sons now bringing more than 20 years of skilled experience to the shop.
Hudson Foods Venture rebuilt the former Towne & Country facility in downtown Hudson, New York, bringing a French culinary focus to a food manufacturing site that began production in 2023. Led in its culinary work by chef Frederic Fischer, the company serves food-service and retail customers through its Bec Fin specialty line and related production services.
Founded by designer Barlas Baylar in 2004, Hudson Furniture creates large-scale, sculptural furniture and lighting by hand through an artisan team in its New York atelier. Drawing on Art Deco, nature and architecture, Baylar develops each design as functional sculpture, with one-of-a-kind pieces such as the Grolier dining table made for generations of use. The company has since expanded to worldwide showrooms and creative partnerships including Alexander McQueen and Tom Ford.
Hudson Henry Baking Co. makes small-batch granola by hand, using premium ingredients such as real maple syrup, nuts, seeds and olive or coconut oil without added preservatives or artificial flavors. Its certified non-GMO, gluten-free and vegan recipes keep added sugar low while preserving the crisp clusters and pronounced flavor of the ingredients. The company’s granola has earned gold and silver Specialty Food Association awards through blind tastings in 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022.