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Since 1921, Jamestown Electro Plating has provided metal finishing and electroplating for the Jamestown furniture trade and for manufacturers in aerospace, automotive, electronics, and other markets. Its aerospace work carries Nadcap and AS 9100 accreditation, while its finishes include specialized thin-dense chrome and Electro-Coat for demanding wear and corrosion applications. The company also maintains ISO 14001 environmental-management certification and supports customers with pre- and post-finishing services.
Since 1886, Jamestown Mattress has made mattresses in Jamestown, New York, where the Pullan family now runs the locally owned, family-operated business. Its 40 employees build each mattress under one roof and sell directly through eight stores across Western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania, with a particular focus on handcrafting durable two-sided designs. The company also offers a distinctive 30-day comfort adjustment, reworking a mattress’s upholstery at its small factory when the initial feel is not quite right.
Family-led since James and Jacqueline Baker purchased it in 1976, Jamestown Plastics is a third-generation manufacturer founded in Jamestown, New York, in 1958. The company is known for solving difficult thermoforming challenges through in-house engineering and tooling, with more than 20 patents granted in 44 countries. Its U.S. operations are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Jamie Stern is a design-focused manufacturer known for giving interior designers direct access to the making process through its boutique factory in Hickory, North Carolina, along with established production partners. It creates tailored interiors for hospitality, corporate, and high-end residential projects, with custom upholstered furniture developed in close collaboration with specifiers.
Since 2017, Jamie’s Farm has made small-batch granola in New York, slow-baking it with ghee rather than oil for a buttery, caramelized crunch. Founded by Jamie after working at a three-Michelin-star restaurant, the independently owned company uses certified organic gluten-free oats and carefully sourced ingredients in its award-winning blends.
Owned and operated since 1967, Janco Press is a privately held family business based in Bohemia, New York. For more than 50 years, it has produced labels and packaging for brands in fields such as health and beauty, pharmaceuticals, and food and beverage, with a particular focus on print quality and specialized finishing.
After a heart attack at 41 prompted founder Jane Carroll to rethink convenience food, Jane Foodie began making chef-prepared, scratch-made meals that are flash frozen for easy freezer-to-table cooking. The company’s small-batch approach centers on real ingredients and familiar home cooking, with a growing line that includes prepared meals and POPtonics wellness pops. Jane Foodie received the Specialty Food Association’s 2024 Outstanding New Product Award for its Guinness Beef Stew and appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank in 2025.
Since 1985, Jane’s Ice Cream has made small-batch, handcrafted ice cream and sorbet in the Hudson Valley, building on recipes cherished by founders Amy Keller and Bob Guidubaldi. This boutique family business uses hormone-free milk from New York State cows and natural local ingredients, with an unusually broad selection that includes vegan versions of familiar favorites. Dino Ritchie now carries the original owners’ legacy forward while expanding the brand.
Founded in the 1970s by Hiroshi Ono, Japan Printing & Graphics is a New York City print shop that produces premium business cards and branded print materials, with design and production handled together. Its signature is a blend of Japanese precision and NYC speed, from tactile raised-ink cards to coordinated brand systems and multilingual materials. The company supports organizations ranging from financial institutions to global hospitality teams, including a portal that keeps one hotel brand’s business cards consistent across six continents.
Since 1978, Japan Steel Works America has served as the U.S. subsidiary of The Japan Steel Works, bringing its Japanese parent’s plastics-machinery expertise to manufacturers across North America. The company is known for supporting JSW’s all-electric injection molding machines with technical guidance and regional service for plastics production operations.
Founded in 2002 through the merger of Kobe Steel’s superconducting-wire business and Japan Magnet Technology’s magnet business, Japan Superconductor Technology (JASTEC) makes superconducting wire and magnets for research, medical and industrial use. Its work includes cryogen-free magnets that operate without liquid helium, high-field research magnets reaching 20 tesla, and high-performance magnets for NMR systems. Based in Kobe with 150 employees and wholly owned by JEOL, JASTEC traces its technical roots to superconducting-wire research begun at Kobe Steel in 1964.
Jaquith Industries, a Syracuse manufacturer with nearly 100 years of metal-fabrication experience, makes FAA-approved airport lighting hardware and frangible masts alongside BMF concrete forms and custom-fabricated parts. Its LIR fiberglass mast traces to a 1979 government development contract, while its VEGA line includes what the company identifies as the world’s oldest FAA-approved L867 and L868 light-base manufacturing operation. Jaquith also designs custom forms and contract-fabricated components when standard products do not fit the job.
Founded in 1978 as JASCO/Sun Steel Treating, JASCO Heat Treating has grown into a full-line commercial and industrial heat-treating facility serving manufacturers from its Fairport operation. Its computerized furnaces, in-house metallurgical laboratory, and quality-control center support customized work, including treatments for special steels and exotic metals. JASCO holds Nadcap heat-treating and aerospace quality-system accreditations, along with ISO 9001:2015 certification.
On Long Island’s North Shore, Jason J. Kim Dental Aesthetics creates custom prosthetic restorations for dentists, with a particular focus on full-mouth reconstruction and complex implant cases. Its relationship-based team plans closely with clinicians and specialists, pairing decades of all-ceramic, implant, and full-arch experience with hand-layered work intended to look and function like natural teeth. The laboratory is also known for a flagship veneer recognized by dental professionals for its lifelike warmth and translucency.
Born in New York, Jaunty makes cannabis products from cultivation through extraction, with a focus on flavorful oils and approachable products. The company has worked in New York’s cultivation and extraction scene since 2017 and launched its Jaunty brand in January 2023, growing from those roots into a statewide cannabis brand. Its products include solventless hash offerings alongside oils made in a GMP-certified facility, with batches tested by state-certified laboratories.
Born from Carolyn Barbarite’s Valentine’s Day coffee-break idea, JAVAMELTS makes portable flavored sugars from pure cane sugar and natural flavors for transforming everyday drinks, baking and cocktails. The company is certified woman-owned, part of a proud military family, and sells its products nationwide in recyclable packaging. Its sugars are vegan, non-dairy, gluten-free, kosher and non-GMO.
Javanese Coffee brings Q Grader-curated, single-origin coffee from Indonesian family farms to the cup, roasting each batch to preserve the beans’ character. Guided by Javanese ancestral philosophy, the company pairs direct farm sourcing with sustainable practices and reusable packaging. Its coffee is presented as a link between Java’s cultivation traditions and the people who grow its beans.
Founded in 1956 as a family business in Brooklyn, Javin Machine Corp. now produces precision-machined and fabricated parts and subassemblies for aerospace, filtration and printing customers. The woman-owned company remains led by the third generation of the Spiezio family, operating from a 15,000-square-foot West Babylon facility with a current focus on lean aerospace manufacturing. Javin is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certified.
Jaxson Steel is a New York City Certified M/WBE led by co-founders David and Kimberly Viteri, whose experience reaches from elevator field installation to manufacturing and distribution. Based in Wyandanch, the company is known for keeping dependable inventory and helping elevator contractors secure the components they need without long waits.
Family-owned since 1942, Jay Franco & Sons has built its identity around translating beloved entertainment and pop-culture brands into home textiles for fans of every age. Based across several international offices, the company serves global retailers while maintaining a direct connection with consumers.