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Bostonian Brothers is a company in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Founded by David Weck in 1999, BOSU® makes fitness tools and training programs built around its iconic Balance Trainer, the half-dome platform used to develop balance, core strength and overall fitness. Its USA-made product line has grown beyond that signature trainer, while the company says more than 1.4 million households own a BOSU® product. The name reflects its training philosophy—“both sides utilized”—and its manufacturing aims to reduce toxins and use more sustainable resources.
Operating on its original mill site in the Allegheny Mountains since 1909, Boswell Lumber Company manufactures architectural wood mouldings, custom millwork, and finish-grade lumber for projects across Pennsylvania and beyond. The century-old mill has rebuilt after three major fires and now handles tooling, knife grinding, and production in-house, allowing it to match an existing profile from a sample or drawing and turn orders around quickly. Boswell is also home to Short Tree Products, its line of mouldings made at the mill.
The pages identify BOTAKHOKI as an Indonesian online gaming platform rather than a manufacturing company. It provides digital games for Indonesian users through a simple interface designed for access across common devices.
Born from a Buffalo food scientist’s bangers-and-mash experiment, Botaniline is a food technology company that makes healthier ground proteins using a proprietary potato-based ingredient. Established in 2018 as a spin-off of Wardynski’s & Sons, the 1919-founded meat manufacturer, Botaniline’s process reduces the need for added salt and chemical additives while lowering sodium, saturated fat, and calories. Its products are supplied to food-service programs including schools, healthcare facilities, and government agencies.
Botanix Pharmaceuticals is an ASX-listed pharmaceutical company developing and commercialising dermatology and antimicrobial treatments based on synthetic cannabinoids. Its lead product, Sofdra (sofpironium) topical gel, is FDA-approved and available in the United States, while the company’s experienced dermatology team advances treatments for underserved skin diseases and infections. Botanix operates across Australia and the United States, with commercial operations being built in Phoenix.
With more than 80 years of experience, Bott Ltd manufactures workplace storage equipment and designs vehicle conversions that turn vans into organized mobile workspaces. Its modular systems are made to order through three European manufacturing sites, while the company’s UK operations have produced workplace storage equipment for over 40 years. Bott Limited’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its products carry the TÜV-approved GS safety symbol.
Founded in Germany in 1725, Böttcher Systems manufactures precision rubber and polyurethane rollers for printing presses and industrial processes. Its rollers, blankets and pressroom materials support customers in more than 80 countries, while BöttcherTec adapts roller coverings for applications ranging from plastics and steel to textiles and wood. The company operates a four-story research laboratory in Cologne and uses rubber compounds produced centrally in Germany to maintain consistent material characteristics across its global manufacturing network.
Founded in 1957 by a glassworks mechanic, Italy’s Bottero S.p.A. designs and manufactures machinery for processing both flat and hollow glass, an unusually broad reach that also includes complete laminated and float-glass production lines. Headquartered in Cuneo, the group now has more than 600 employees, including 212 engineers, and supports installations in 100 nations through international factories, branches and service teams. Its history runs from early flat-glass inventions to hollow-glass container machinery introduced in 1966, with process simulation, engineering support and ongoing R&D at the center of its work.
Philadelphia nonprofit Bottle Underground salvages bottles and jars from local businesses and residents, then sorts them for reuse, upcycling, or conversion into glass sand instead of sending them to landfill. Its community-based glass program keeps material in circulation locally while partnering with workforce-development organizations to create sustainable jobs and support people transitioning out of the justice system. The organization diverts more than 10,000 bottles from the waste stream each month and supplies reused containers to Philadelphia makers.
Founded in Beaune in 1731, Bouchard Père & Fils makes Burgundy wines from a domaine built over generations and now covering about 60 hectares. The house has owned Beaune’s Château for more than two centuries, using its underground galleries to age wines and preserve a bottled heritage reaching back to 1846. Its estate became fully certified for organic farming from the 2025 vintage.
Bouchette Vineyards began as a family hobby and now brings that same spirit of togetherness to its wines and Addiction Cider in Bethel, Pennsylvania. Family members work side by side, while label images of shared travels and drawings by the owners’ daughters give the bottles a distinctly personal touch. Its hard ciders are made with apples from local orchards and draw their names and character from the outdoors the family loves.
Since 1979, Boulay Fabrication, Inc. has built standard and custom control panels at its LaFayette, New York headquarters for industrial, corporate, and residential applications worldwide. Its team assembles and tests panels in small batches by hand, with every control carrying UL/CUL 508 approval. The company’s warehouse and workshop support production from stocked materials through final testing.
Boulden Energy Systems is a manufacturer's representative and manufacturer with over 30 years of experience, providing custom heat transfer, exhaust emission control systems, cogeneration & cooling solutions designed to optimize stationary generators. They serve mission critical facilities across the US including data centers, hospitals, and manufacturing plants.
Founded in 1976, Boulevard Glass & Metal is a generational, Pittsburgh-area company whose owners and long-tenured technicians treat glazing as a career rather than a job. It serves homeowners, builders, and businesses throughout Western Pennsylvania with custom glass work and installation, combining decades of hands-on experience with current fabrication methods.
Born from work at the Harvard Innovation Laboratory and MIT after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Bounce Imaging builds rugged, low-cost 360-degree camera and sensor systems that let first responders and military teams see into dangerous or confined spaces before entering. Its throwable cameras capture stabilized video and audio in every direction at once, giving multiple users a shared view and the ability to review what happened behind them. The company says its systems are fielded by more than 800 public-safety and defense agencies worldwide, including U.S. SOCOM and federal law-enforcement teams.
Founded in 2008 by Bruce Murray and Diana Lyttle, Boundary Breaks is a Seneca Lake vineyard and winery focused on Finger Lakes Riesling and Cabernet Franc. Its 193-acre farm has 55 acres under vines, with about 90 percent of its wine made from grapes grown on the property. The small, hands-on operation includes seven full-time employees and hosts tastings overlooking the lake, where visitors can see the year-round vineyard work behind the wines.
Bourdeau Bros., Inc. is a family-owned agricultural supplier serving farmers since 1974, with locations in New York and Vermont. It custom-mixes dairy feed and bags seed products in store while supplying farm equipment and agricultural goods to customers across the northeastern U.S. and parts of Canada.
Bourne Graphics makes signs, decals, banners, vehicle magnets, and provides screen printing, vinyl lettering, digital printing, and carved signs. They are a family-owned and operated business with more than 40 years in the sign industry, emphasizing personal, quality service.
Danny Bouvery began developing Bouvery CV in Notting Hill in 1999, turning a personal fondness for chocolate and vodka into a small-batch American liqueur. Today, the six-years-in-development recipe is made at Westford Hill Distillers in Connecticut, where each bottle is hand-bottled and labeled for a distinctly rich dark-chocolate pour.