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Izzy Zero Waste Beauty makes clean beauty products designed to be returned, sterilized, refilled and used again rather than discarded. The company grew from an engineer’s concern about cosmetics waste and uses medical-grade, American-made stainless-steel tubes that can be cleaned and refilled up to 10,000 times, along with reusable shipping mailers and water-soluble skincare refill pods. Its formulas are vegan-friendly and cruelty-free, with every formula identified as EWG Verified.
Family-owned and operated in Brooklyn, J. & C. Custom Upholstery restores and remakes upholstered furniture, from re-covering existing pieces to building designs from a customer’s photo or sketch. The shop also brings antique furniture back to life through wood repair and refinishing, while offering the personal, hands-on service of a small family business. Its work has served interior designers as well as customers preserving sentimental pieces.
J. Kozel & Son, Inc. fabricates and erects structural steel and supplies construction and foundation products from its Rochester, New York facility. Founded by Joseph Kozel as a scrap and salvage company in 1921, it shifted to new steel mill products and incorporated in 1960; the company has served Upstate New York builders for decades and later expanded to Buffalo and Syracuse. Its long-running specialties include steel fabrication and erection, residential structural steel, and reinforcing products.
J. Queen New York designs luxury bedding and home textile collections from its New York headquarters, where a design team develops everything from sateen sheets to embroidered comforters and window treatments. With more than 15 years in the home textile industry, the company draws on global colors, textures, and cultural influences while pairing them with carefully sourced fabrics and detailed finishing. Its Blossom View collection, with floral embroidery carried across bedding and coordinating window panels, reflects the brand’s talent for building a complete room around a distinctive textile design.
J. Rettenmaier USA LP manufactures insoluble fibers at its Schoolcraft, Michigan operation. Its fibers are produced from sustainable raw materials, including grains, fruits, vegetables, seaweed and trees, as well as upcycled post-consumer and recycled pre-consumer materials, and are used across the industries the company serves.
Since 1900, J. Stein Master Locksmiths has secured New York homes, businesses, vehicles and airports with locksmith services and custom-built security doors and window gates. The Jamaica, Queens company is family-owned and operated, with its own manufacturing facility for custom ironwork and a long record of emergency lockout service. Its work includes notable installations at JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport and sites across the city.
Founded by Georgina Jean-Dusseck in 2018, J.D. Body Treats grew from her effort to help her children’s unresolved skin rashes into a New York-born holistic wellness brand. Its self-care boutiques and community programming reflect a broader mission: helping people make intentional care part of everyday life while creating space for healing and connection.
Founded in Buffalo in 1867 as a machine builder, J.D. Cousins now designs and fabricates custom heat exchangers and pressure vessels for industrial production plants. The family-owned company has operated at its current Buffalo location since 1904, expanded to more than 25,000 square feet, and has maintained ASME Code certification since earning it shortly after World War II. Its engineers and welders build equipment to project-specific requirements, including oversized and specialty-material designs, for customers across the United States and internationally.
Founded in 1882, J.D. Irving, Limited is a Canada- and United States-based, more than 20,000-employee group whose operations span eight business divisions. The company makes products across its businesses and, through Irving Shipbuilding, builds and maintains Canadian naval vessels; its history began with a sawmill, grist mill, carding mill, general store, lumber business and farm. JDI says it has planted more than one billion trees and describes its enduring focus as product quality, customer service and reinvestment.
Founded by John and Mary Ann Short in 1977, J.J. Short Associates remains a second-generation family-owned manufacturer with a personal, collaborative approach to customer work. The Macedon, New York company has built its reputation on solving difficult rubber-part problems, including reverse-engineering worn or obsolete components for industrial customers. Its team has produced nearly 5,000 different rubber parts and rubber-bonded components for customers across North America, Europe and Asia.
Born from a Buffalo engineer’s search for a light that could withstand 2,500 PSI in a deep-sea research chamber, J.M. Canty, Inc. has manufactured process-imaging and control equipment since 1971. Its fused-glass camera and lighting systems let operators see inside demanding process vessels, while its vision-based analyzers measure conditions such as particle size and oil in water in real time. The company was incorporated in New York in 1977 and operates from Buffalo with an international location in Dublin, Ireland.
J.R. Clancy traces its identity to Syracuse stagehand John Clancy, whose 1882 pulley inventions solved an unusually difficult scenery change and launched a company founded in 1885. Known for treating theatre safety as central to its work, the company created the fire line and self-closing fire curtain after the 1903 Iroquois Theatre fire; its rigging systems now serve performance venues ranging from grand opera houses to local high schools worldwide.
Founded by Jeff Dill in 2010 at age 26, J.R. Dill Winery is a family-run Burdett winery making approachable, region-focused wines from grapes sourced exclusively from nearby Southeast Seneca farms. The winery produces about 5,000 cases annually, including award-winning reds and its best-selling Cayuga Rise sparkling wine, and welcomes visitors for tastings overlooking Seneca Lake.
J’enessence is a women-owned American skincare company making small-batch, plant-powered body care and facial treatments under the guidance of a licensed esthetician. Its formulas are handmade on demand without synthetic fragrances, dyes or animal testing, with natural essential oils shaping the products’ therapeutic feel. The business grew from its founder’s experience overcoming homelessness and hardship, and she supports Dress for Success while building work intended to give back.
Since 1996, J&A USA has manufactured pedicure spa chairs and salon furniture at its New York factory, assembling each spa to a client’s chosen colors and features. Its made-to-order equipment serves hotel and cruise brands as well as independent salons across North America and international markets, with multilingual technical support and replacement parts available for current and earlier models. The company uses lab-tested, safety-certified and UL-listed components, and identifies its products as made in the USA.
Born in 1971 from a small Pennsauken pretzel bakery with eight employees, J&J Snack Foods now makes branded snacks and frozen treats for foodservice and retail across the United States. Its portfolio includes recognizable names such as SUPERPRETZEL, ICEE, LUIGI’S and Dippin’ Dots, while the company’s soft-pretzel roots remain especially substantial: it produces more than 1 billion soft pretzels annually. J&J also develops products for partners through contract manufacturing and operates a multi-site RSPO-certified sourcing program for sustainable palm oil.
Known for the Jones & Lamson name, J&L Metrology is a privately owned Springfield, Vermont, manufacturer of precision optical comparators. The company traces its roots through 165 years of precision manufacturing and says its original optical comparator was invented in 1919. J&L continues to build instruments in the USA while keeping older machines in service through factory support.
For more than 15 years, J&M Packaging Corp has manufactured wood crates, custom corrugated cartons and die-cut foam inserts in its North Amityville, New York warehouse. The company combines more than 50 years of industry experience with lean manufacturing, drop testing and on-site inventory management, while recycling unused cardboard and foam. Its wood-crate work is NeLMA certified for export shipments.
Established in 1963, J&M Schaefer is a Syracuse-area DC power specialist known for six decades of dependable support for customers’ energy needs. From its company-owned 25,000-square-foot facility, the team develops custom power solutions for businesses and backs them with 24-hour service, seven days a week.
For more than 40 years, J&S Watkins Bakery has been a scratch bakery serving the Capital Region with desserts made from fresh ingredients. It is known for creating custom cakes for celebrations, including weddings, rather than simply offering standard bakery fare.