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Bumble and bumble began on New York City’s Hairdresser’s Row in 1977, growing from a salon into a hair-care company shaped by professional styling and education. Its Bb.U program brings stylists to New York to study the craft or business of salon work, while the brand’s cruelty-free products are sold through its salon network and select retailers.
Bumbleberry Farms is a family-owned and operated Pennsylvania company that produces artisanal honey and honey cream spreads. Founder Karen Sandusky Mosholder started the business in 2011 after taking a beekeeping workshop, first making its award-winning spreads in her country kitchen; the company says the next generation, Jon Mosholder, took the helm in 2023. Its spreads are still made in small batches with whole ingredients and no preservatives, while its honey is sourced as well as harvested from the company’s own hives.
Sisters Jacklyn and Cassie Collier run Bundle, a sister-founded company born from a homemade board game they created as a holiday gift for their parents. The New York City business turns customers’ shared stories into personalized games designed to bring families, couples, and friend groups together.
Southern Tier Forest Products has been fueling fires since 1983, growing from 8,800 packages in its first year to more than 600,000 annually. Operating under the Bundle of Warmth name, the company serves homeowners and commercial buyers with USDA-certified kiln-dried hardwood products made from Northeastern timber.
A family business founded by Russell T. Bundy in 1964, Bundy Baking Solutions has grown from its Urbana roots into a global baking-industry company. The Bundy family still shapes the business, whose private museum reflects founder Russell Bundy’s decades-long effort to preserve baking history. Its team also holds leadership roles in the American Society of Baking, American Bakers Association, and BEMA.
Bunge is a global agribusiness and food-ingredients company that connects farmers with consumers and processes agricultural commodities into food, feed, and fuel ingredients. The company describes itself as a world leader in grain origination, storage and distribution, oilseed processing and refining, with operations in more than 50 countries and over 200 years of experience. Its corporate headquarters are in St. Louis, Missouri, and its registered office is in Geneva, Switzerland.
Bunker Hill Cheese makes artisan cheeses in Ohio’s Amish country, carrying forward a cheesemaking tradition established at the company in 1935. Its history includes Swiss-trained master cheesemaker John (Hans) Dauwalder, who came to the United States in the 1920s, and a family-owned era in which the business became a wholesale manufacturer serving clients across North America. Ownership transitioned in 2024, and the current team says it is continuing the brand’s cheesemaking traditions.
Bunker's Mill Winery grew from Jerry N.'s long-running passion for winemaking, which he describes as “a hobby run amok,” into a Cardington gathering place rooted in the community's mill history. Jerry makes the wine on site in a building that has served many local purposes, while winery manager Rick M. brings more than a decade of restaurant and winery management experience to the tasting-room welcome. The winery also offers free personalized labels for bottles intended as gifts or keepsakes.
Bunting Bearings, LLC manufactures, stocks, and distributes bronze bearings, cast materials, powdered metal bearings, and related bearing products. Its stated capabilities include in-house casting, CNC machining, and design, serving agriculture, construction, marine, and heavy equipment markets.
Founded in 1980 by Jody Bunting, Bunting Graphics, Inc. is a Pittsburgh-region specialty contractor focused on architectural signage and ornamental metals. The Bunting family’s business roots in the region date to 1869, and Bunting Graphics grew through acquisitions and expansion into new markets. It provides engineered fabrication and installation for projects including stadium construction and multi-location branding.
Family-owned since 1959, Bunting Magnetics is a global manufacturer whose work centers on helping processors keep contamination out of products and away from equipment. The company supports customers from facilities in the United States and United Kingdom, with dedicated testing centers where engineers evaluate customers’ own materials before production decisions are made.
Buono Bros Bakery is a food and beverage manufacturing company operating in the bakery industry.
Buoyant Brands Inc., doing business as Buoyant Chocolates & Confections, is a Cleveland, Ohio-based maker of premium chocolate and confections. Its kitchen-crafted sweets are known for bold, memorable flavors, with signature bon bons made in Cleveland. Through its Monarch Co-Manufacturing Services division, the company also develops and manufactures chocolate and confectionery products for other businesses.
Seven generations of the Burch family have worked this North East farm, which remains a family-owned operation today. Its roots in local fruit growing now support a year-round country market and winery, with the 5,000-square-foot market opening in 2005 and cider production beginning in 2000. Burch Farms also opens its historic farmland to visitors and private gatherings.
Veteran-owned Burch Wood Crafting hand-builds functional wooden pieces and custom furniture, turning customer ideas into items made for everyday use. Josh founded the shop in 2024 after discovering woodworking through a 2021 connection with German woodworker Florian Koch, and works directly with customers from design through delivery. Its work ranges from personalized kitchen pieces to one-of-a-kind tables and distinctive custom art, including a large Maryland-themed crab.
Burdick Bros. Inc. was founded in 1985 by brothers Jim and Gene Burdick and their wives, and has remained a fixture in Redfield’s industrial community through a 2025 ownership transition to Jason and Tifani O’Daniel. Jason spent 20 years with the company before becoming co-owner, bringing continuity to a business known across the Upper Midwest for custom repair and machine diagnostics. The shop also takes on custom metal fabrication, from specified parts to major structures.
Founded in 1910, Burgess-Manning makes engineered industrial noise-control equipment, including silencers and acoustic systems for power generation, oil and gas, and other demanding operations. The company developed the world’s first silencer in 1928 and now combines that heritage with global engineering, fabrication, and distribution hubs. More than 90% of its systems are tailored to customer specifications, while its installed base exceeds 200,000 silencer units.
Burhani Signs & Graphics is a Laurelton, New York, full-service printing and sign shop producing indoor and outdoor signage along with marketing materials such as banners and vehicle lettering. Each job is handled individually, with personalized service, quick turnaround, and pricing tailored to the customer’s needs. The shop serves customers from two Queens locations and emphasizes practical support from design consultation through order completion.
Founded in 1947 by Charles Burhans and Ashod Melikian, Burhans Glass Company is a family-owned glass supplier and installer serving residential and commercial customers across the tri-state area. From its King of Prussia headquarters and Springfield branch, the company handles custom glass work and installation, including frameless shower enclosures, storefronts, and glass cut on its in-house CNC machine. It has grown into one of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s largest glass shops while retaining a large service fleet for regional repairs and installations.
Established in 1987, privately owned Burke Forging & Heat Treating makes open-die forgings and seamless rolled rings in Rochester, New York, serving customers across the United States and Canada. Its team translates customer prints into process drawings and uses in-house metallurgical oversight to monitor forgings from order entry through final inspection. Burke produces parts from 2 to 8,000 pounds and can supply them machined or smooth forged, with a stated mission to “Make it Right the First Time.”