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Established in 2001, La Terza Artisan Coffee Roasterie sources coffee through producer relationships and mindfully roasts it in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its approach pairs specialty coffee with a “third place” mission, supporting connection in its cafés while also helping coffee professionals through wholesale services and education. La Terza emphasizes ethical sourcing, living wages throughout the supply chain, and delivering coffee within 48 hours of roasting.
Owned by Linda Nichols, LAAD Sign & Lighting designs, fabricates, installs and maintains business signs and lighting for customers across northeastern Ohio. The Ravenna company stands out for keeping a small family-owned atmosphere while offering in-house sheet-metal fabrication, fully stocked service trucks and a crane truck reaching 65 feet. It also preserves the specialized craft of neon sign fabrication and repair, often turning repairs around within one to two business days.
Founded in 1984, family-operated Label Aid is a Huron, Ohio, label printer producing custom labels for products ranging from craft spirits to industrial equipment. Its mix of flexographic and digital printing supports both short runs and larger production needs, while its industrial work includes durable labels designed to withstand a product’s lifecycle. Label Aid is woman-owned and certified by the National Women Business Owners Corporation, and it converts UL-recognized materials for regulated applications.
Labelmatch began in its founder’s attic in 1998 and has grown into a customer-focused label company serving businesses across the United States. Based in Hudson, Ohio, it is known for listening closely to customers and pairing experienced, one-on-one service with fast turnaround on stock and custom labels.
Since 1947, Lacal Equipment has manufactured and distributed aftermarket replacement parts for road and highway maintenance equipment from its 83,000-square-foot facility in Jackson Center, Ohio. Its in-house production ranges from small precision components to large dirt hoppers, with laser scanning available to recreate complex parts and a 17,000-part inventory supporting rapid shipment. Lacal also reconditions street sweepers for municipalities and contractors, extending its role beyond parts supply.
LAD Technology Inc. is a contract manufacturer of electrical and mechanical assemblies using surface mount and thru-hole technology. The company serves automotive, military, industrial, and medical markets.
Founded by Louis A. Grant Jr., LAG Equipment designs and manufactures remote-controlled refractory tear-out and electric arc furnace maintenance machines for demanding industrial work. The Grant family brings three generations of experience to equipment built around keeping operators at a safe distance, while the company also offers maintained, operated rentals and new machine sales for refractory-consuming industries. Its machines serve steel, metals, mining and related operations in domestic and international markets.
Lager Heads Brewing Company brews German-inspired lagers and ales in Medina, Ohio, with a taproom known for pairing house beer with pizza and seasonal gatherings. Its lineup ranges from Sunshine Blue wheat ale to Oktoberfest and rotating specialties such as a tart-cherry-and-cinnamon Summer Shandy, while the annual Oktoberfest brings stein-holding, keg races and house-made pierogi to the patio.
For more than 40 years, LaGrange Electrical Assemblies has built custom wire harnesses and cable assemblies for customers across virtually every industry. Based in LaGrange, Ohio, the company combines experienced harness assemblers—averaging 16 years on the job—with proprietary wire-harness testing and capacity ranging from prototypes to high-volume production. Its finished-wire operation can cut, strip, and terminate more than 1 million wires in a single shift.
Founded in 1981 as Color Copy Printing in San Mateo, Lahlouh is a third-generation, family-owned marketing communications manufacturer producing print, packaging, branded merchandise and related fulfillment services. The company combines design and production under one roof, with national operations anchored by a 197,000-square-foot Blue Ash, Ohio facility and a Bay Area location. Its work spans highly managed programs for regulated life-sciences organizations as well as corporate gifting through its brandbox division.
Family-founded in Marion in 1973 by Ron and Effie Laipply, Laipply’s Printing & Marketing Solutions grew from a fast copy shop into a full-service printing company serving Central Ohio and customers in several other states. Their daughter Jacque joined the business in 2008, carrying the Laipplys’ emphasis on quality, integrity, and loyalty into its work for local organizations and businesses. The company is known for guiding customers through projects, from everyday print needs to complex direct-mail work.
Laird is a product brand under Qnity that develops and manufactures precision-engineered materials and components to protect electronic devices from heat and electromagnetic interference. Its roots trace to 1824 in Great Britain’s shipbuilding industry, while the modern business focuses on high-performance electronics and works with manufacturers worldwide on engineered designs.
Founded in 1950, Laird Plastics supplies plastic materials across North America and turns them into cut-to-size and custom-fabricated parts for industrial customers. Its 50-plus service centers combine local support with a broad distribution network, while a dedicated recycling business unit operates closed-loop programs that keep recovered plastics in domestic use. The company also reported recycling more than 100 million pounds of material in 2023.
Founded in 1977, Lake Building Products, Ltd. fabricates and erects structural steel buildings and components, serving commercial and industrial construction projects. The company controls work from fabrication through erection using its own shop, detailing staff, delivery fleet, and ironworker crews.
For seven decades, Lake City Plating has been known as a professional metal finisher serving manufacturers across North America from facilities in Ohio and Texas. Its experienced team specializes in getting complex and delicate parts right, whether the order is large or small, with certified quality systems supporting its production work.
From its Oconomowoc headquarters, Lake Country Manufacturing makes buffing and polishing pads and related accessories for automotive detailing, industrial work and other surface-finishing applications. The company distinguishes itself through decades of pad innovation, including its unusual ability to offer both steamed and traditional unsteamed tufted-wool pads, while its product range also extends to pad-cleaning equipment and glass-polishing solutions. Lake Country says its products are distributed worldwide and that it holds 69 patents and counting.
Since 1961, Lake Erie Frozen Foods has made frozen appetizers for restaurant and retail food customers, with breaded and battered specialties produced at its Ashland, Ohio facility. The 20,000-square-foot operation includes 10,000 square feet of USDA-inspected production space and can produce about 20,000 pounds per shift. Its products reach more than 250 distributors across the United States, Canada, and Europe, and the company also develops custom-coated and custom-packed appetizers for restaurant chains.
Lake Erie Graphics Inc. grew from the 1990 dream of Cleveland printers Jim Dietz and Bill Bartinelli into a Northeast Ohio print shop known for keeping projects in-house. Based in Brook Park, the company creates custom printed materials and digital graphics for organizations, with certified 3M graphics installation adding a specialized finishing touch.
Started in 2015 after owners Darla and Roody showed them the difference better nutrition could make, Lake Erie Pet Food Co. makes fresh dog and cat food in small monthly batches at an AAFCO- and APHIS-EU-certified facility in Northeast Ohio. The Cleveland-area company uses USA ingredients, puts meat first, and delivers its food locally in its own vans while helping customers understand what is in their pets’ bowls.
Founded by Mark Tangry in 2009, Cleveland-based Lake Graphics Label and Sign Co. produces custom digital-printed labels, signs and large-format graphics for both short and high-volume runs. The company grew from a 1,600-square-foot vehicle-wrap shop into a full-scale printing operation, with in-house equipment for printing, cutting and finishing—including dye-sublimated fabric displays. Its team is known for taking on difficult projects and moving them from design file to finished product without a second stop.