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Hudson River Foods is a family of brands that makes packaged foods, with its headquarters and manufacturing location in the Hudson River Valley south of Albany, New York. It describes its operation as the first large-scale organic food company in New York’s Capital Region and says it focuses on healthier foods produced in an environmentally responsible manner.
Known for its one-of-a-kind marquetry, Hudson River Inlay creates wood artwork from an artist’s rough sketch. The artist selects veneers for their natural grain and hue, then each piece is precision-cut, assembled, and finished by hand for individual customers.
Hudson Valley Brewery makes beer at its brewery in Beacon, New York, which opened to the public in 2017. As a farm brewery, it focuses on Sour Farmhouse Ales made with New York State ingredients and local terroir, while also producing Sour IPAs, lagers, and hoppy beers. The brewery completed renovations to its historic building in 2023, adding a tasting room and event space.
Since 2014, family-run Hudson Valley Distillers has been hand-distilling farm-to-bottle spirits in New York’s Hudson Valley and turning them into ready-to-pour bottled cocktails. Husband-and-wife team Chris and Jennifer Moyer run the operation with Jennifer’s brother, Stephen Theiss: Chris distills, Jennifer develops the cocktails, and Stephen handles packaging. The veteran-, woman-, and LGBT+-owned business sources ingredients from nearby farms and grain growers, keeping its spirits closely tied to the local community.
Hudson Valley Farm Hub is a nonprofit agricultural center in Hurley, working to strengthen the region’s food system through land-based learning and research. On its 1,600-acre farm, it grows USDA-certified organic food while much of the harvest goes to Hudson Valley emergency-food partners.
Hudson Valley Foie Gras raises Moulard ducks and produces foie gras and other duck specialties on a 200-acre farm in Ferndale, New York’s Catskill Mountains. Beginning as the first foie gras farm in the United States, the company has spent more than 30 years developing its specialty poultry program, including cage-free barns for its ducks and partnerships with Pennsylvania family farmers for its chicken. The farm uses the whole duck and individually evaluates every animal under USDA inspection, with its products served by chefs across the country.
Hudson Valley Fresh Dairy LLC is a farmer-owned dairy business that processes milk from its ten family farms in Kingston, New York, and sells locally produced dairy products. The company emphasizes its Hudson Valley agricultural heritage, minimally pasteurized milk, and delivery from farm to store within three days; its mission includes supporting living wages for its farmer-owners and preserving regional farmland.
The Littman family’s lighting story began in 1939, when Brooklyn inventor William Littman started a garage-based business that later moved to New York’s Hudson River Valley. His grandson David Littman founded Hudson Valley Lighting in the 1980s and remains closely involved in the group, which designs quality-focused fixtures for interior designers, architects, and other professionals shaping residential and commercial spaces.
Hudson Valley Lyomac is a Hudson, New York manufacturer known for more than 30 years of experience in pharmaceutical freeze-drying. The company builds custom lyophilization equipment for organizations developing or producing sensitive materials, and its Hudson facility also provides contract freeze-drying services.
Hudson Valley Plastics is a family-owned, women-owned manufacturer of custom injection-molded plastic components, with particular experience in pharmaceutical and medical applications such as dosage cups. Operating from the New York Tri-State region for more than 80 years, the company supports projects from prototype through production and is equipped for both low-volume work and larger runs. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality program, ISO Class 8 clean room, and FDA Drug Master File for dosage cups support the demanding documentation and consistency required by regulated customers.
Born from an impromptu partnership between a yarn-shop owner and a mill owner, the Hudson Valley Textile Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built around strengthening the region’s natural-fiber community. It helps local fiber businesses work together, fills supply-chain gaps through efforts such as Clean Fleece, and connects makers with education and market opportunities across the Northeast.
Hudson Whiskey is a New York whiskey brand distilled and matured by Tuthilltown Spirits at its Gardiner distillery. The company describes its origins as New York’s first distillery to open after Prohibition and says its whiskey is made in New York using ingredients sourced locally from Hudson Valley family farmers. The distillery also welcomes visitors for tours, tastings, and cocktail workshops.
Since 2005, HugeDomains has sold premium domain names, offering businesses and individuals a large portfolio of brandable web addresses. The Denver-based company says it owns many of the domains it sells and also brokers domains held by other owners, with more than 5 million names available. Buyers can use payment plans and receive a 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible purchases.
Hughes Energy Group, a New York-based fiber production and green-technology company, uses its proprietary Wilson System® steam-autoclave process to turn organic waste into Wilson Fibre®, a feedstock for lower-carbon bio-products and fuels. Founded by Brendan Hughes after he entered the waste and renewable-energy sector in 2005, the company is the Wilson System’s sole representative in North America. Its facilities are designed to treat up to 175,000 tons of municipal solid waste annually while diverting up to 200,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from the atmosphere.
Huhtamaki is a global packaging manufacturer whose business spans food-on-the-go and food-on-the-shelf packaging, including fiber, flexible, and foodservice packaging. The Finnish company cites more than 100 years of Nordic heritage, operations in 35 countries, and 17,400 employees. Its products are designed to protect food and support hygiene and safety.
Founded in 1993, Hukx develops and manufactures high-accuracy sensors for measuring solar radiation and heat flux, with its headquarters in Delft, the Netherlands. The company supports customers worldwide from sensor selection and system integration through calibration and repair, and operates an ISO 9001-certified quality system alongside an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration laboratory.
For 60 years, locally owned Hull's Cabinet Shop has handled custom cabinetry and countertop work for kitchen, bathroom, and broader home renovations in Mount Zion. The shop brings cabinets and counters together under one roof, with custom-cut granite and quartz work supported by trained installers and next-day estimates.
Utica-based Human Technologies is a 501(c)(3) social enterprise that manufactures and packages components for government and commercial customers while creating employment for people with disabilities. Established in 1954, its manufacturing operation includes light assembly, industrial sewing, and electro-mechanical work, from tactical gear and protective covers to robotics cable assemblies. The company employs more than 325 people across a multistate service area and operates an ISO 9001:2015-registered, UL-certified facility.
Founded by Jason H. Karp in 2019, HumanCo builds and invests in health-and-wellness brands that make consumer products healthier, more sustainable, and easier to trust. Its portfolio spans food and dining, including Against the Grain’s Brattleboro, Vermont small-batch bakery and True Food Kitchen, while its purpose-first model pairs investment and operating support with a focus on real ingredients and long-term wellbeing.
Humanscale designs and makes seating, desks, and work tools for healthier workplaces and homes. Its offerings serve both individual shoppers and commercial professionals, with products that can be customized for home offices, small businesses, and broader work environments.