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Founded in Bielefeld in 1946, JAB ANSTOETZ Group develops and supplies coordinated interior-furnishing collections, from furnishing textiles and floor coverings to upholstered furniture, for customers in more than 80 countries. The group employs about 1,500 people worldwide and combines its textile heritage with handcrafted furniture made in East Westphalia through BW Bielefelder Werkstätten, part of the group since 1956.
Since 1946, JAC has built its name as a specialist manufacturer for professional bakeries, first becoming known for its manual bread slicer before expanding internationally. Based in Liège, Belgium, with a second production site in Langres, France, the company now serves bakers and food retailers through authorized distributors in more than 90 countries.
Founded in Buffalo in 1962 by Swiss Master Butcher Andre Jaccard, Jaccard Corporation makes commercial food equipment for professional kitchens, delis, and food processors. Now operating from Rochester, New York, the company grew from its handheld meat tenderizer into equipment such as its long-running Model H tenderizer and NSF-approved automatic stacker slicers. Jaccard also supplies cooking and grilling products for home users, carrying its meat-processing know-how into the retail market.
Owned and operated by Jack McGee in Colorado Springs, Jacks Transmissions rebuilds performance transmissions and engines while also running a full-service automotive repair center. The shop is known for taking on complex vehicles and for its unusually disciplined in-house process, with separate teardown and clean assembly areas, extensive parts-cleaning equipment, and engineering-focused staff. It also sells specialized driveline parts and backs its work with a 14-month unlimited-mileage warranty.
Founded in 2010, Jackson Tool manufactures tools for mechanical engineers, including pipe stands and alignment equipment, at its Greenville, South Carolina facility. The company makes its products in the USA, develops new designs with customer input, and ships worldwide through its facility and U.S. stocking warehouses.
Opened in 2012, the Jacobs Institute is a nonprofit Buffalo medical innovation center created to advance vascular care by bringing clinical expertise into the development of medical technology. Its unusual setting between a university research institute and a vascular hospital lets device innovators work alongside practicing physicians, with the Idea to Reality Center supporting projects from early concepts through clinical preparation. The Institute also trains medical professionals and industry participants in a hands-on environment.
Women-owned Jade Chi was founded by fashion designer and creative professional Jade Singleton, bringing a design-led sensibility to branded products. The Brooklyn company draws on more than 10 years of industry experience to create custom promotional materials for businesses, government agencies, charities, and other organizations. Its work with New York City agencies and certification as an MWBE and DBE business are part of its institutional experience.
Jade Pottery turns pottery painting into a hands-on event, hosting step-by-step classes and private gatherings at its Pavilion studio and partner venues. Participants choose a ceramic piece, decorate it with guidance, and leave the glazing and firing to Jade Pottery before collecting the finished work. The studio also makes handmade porcelain earrings and other ceramic pieces.
Jadu Beauty makes plant-based haircare in New York, where founder Anna Asi’s family botanical recipes—traced to the 1880s—are slow-infused in small batches for scalp and strand care. Its food-grade formulas, including the Magic Drip scalp serum, bring a five-generation heritage into modern, refillable routines without minoxidil or harsh synthetic ingredients. Jadu’s products are vegan and cruelty-free, with Leaping Bunny and PETA certification.
Founded in Manhattan in 1930 by Jacob A. Fortunoff, Jaftex designs, manufactures and delivers fabric for quilting retailers through a family of textile brands. Nearly a century later, the family business is led by fourth-generation brothers Scott and Greg Fortunoff, with its brands serving quilt shops and fabric enthusiasts through distribution operations in the Carolinas.
With more than 25 years in the field, JAGG Electrical & Control is a Lancaster, New York OEM known for building custom electrical distribution equipment around each customer’s requirements. Its experienced engineering team supports projects from approval drawings through production, while documented quality controls and in-house testing help verify the finished equipment against applicable industry standards.
With more than 50 years devoted exclusively to contract furniture, JAJ Contract Furniture manufactures custom banquettes and other commercial furnishings in the USA. From site measurements and shop drawings through installation, the Mount Vernon company builds pieces for demanding public spaces, using solid hardwood frames and designs tailored to each setting. JAJ is also a Diversity Certified Minority Business Enterprise in New York City and New York State, and highlights environmentally responsible materials and finishes in its manufacturing.
Jalapa Jar makes refrigerated, small-batch fresh salsa in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, using a proprietary process to preserve the taste of homemade salsa without additives or preservatives. The recipe began in an Austin kitchen in the early 2000s, developed by culinary-school-trained Joel Nearing and longtime friends Tommy Byrnes and Steve Smith before the company launched in New York in 2015. Its Texas roots and Brooklyn production come together in fire-roasted, fresh-kept salsa distributed nationally.
JAM Industries is a Rochester, New York manufacturer specializing in high-precision CNC machining, with more than 25 years of success and growth in the field. It operates three facilities and two metrology labs, combining production with digitally managed inspection and traceability.
Jamerico Communications manufactures cable and fiber products. The company presents itself as a cable manufacturing service using cutting-edge technologies.
Founded in 1911 by James L. Taylor to make a patented quick-adjusting bar clamp, James L. Taylor Manufacturing now builds woodworking machinery for gluing, clamping, laminating, and lumber optimization. The Poughkeepsie company has developed landmark equipment such as the Panel Flo and automated Clamp Carrier while manufacturing its machinery and parts in the United States. Today, Taylor, JLT Clamps, and Cameron Automation operate from a 100,000-square-foot Hudson Valley facility.
Since 1986, Jamesport Vineyards has been making estate-grown wines on Long Island’s North Fork, where a Goerler father-son partnership has grown into one of the area’s oldest vineyards. Now in its third generation, the family farms sustainably around a 165-year-old barn that houses the winery and tasting room. The Jamesport experience extends to Little Oak Wood Fired Kitchen, where seasonal North Fork ingredients and naturally leavened pizza are served alongside the wines.
Founded in Jamestown, New York, in 1987 as a small fabrication shop, Jamestown Advanced Products now manufactures American-made campground and park furnishings, including RV power outlets and outdoor cooking equipment. Woman-owned and family-run since Jon Wehrenberg’s daughter Wendi and her husband Lee bought the company in 1999, it also provides custom sheet-metal fabrication and electrostatic powder coating. The company’s products are made in New York State and can be customized with logos and colors for parks, campuses, municipalities, and other outdoor spaces.
In business since 1900 and under its current management since 1988, Jamestown Bronze Works is a long-established Jamestown, New York, non-ferrous foundry and fabricator. The company is especially rooted in architectural work, producing bronze pieces and machined parts for projects that call for accurate, design-specific manufacturing.
Jamestown Container Companies manufactures corrugated and foam packaging, serving businesses in the Great Lakes region from facilities in New York and Ohio. The family-owned and operated company has been in business since 1956, and its Falconer facility remains the organization’s headquarters. Its work includes custom packaging design and manufacturing as well as contract packaging services.