Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 4621-4640 of 9893 results
NY
Jos. H. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. manufactures dyestuffs and color products for the fur, hair, and leather industries. Its capabilities include color formulation, custom dye synthesis, research and quality-control laboratory work, and production of powder and liquid products.
Josef Kihlberg AB traces its roots to a hardware shop opened in Hjo in 1841 and has worked from the town for more than 175 years. Since beginning in-house production in 1943, the company has built its name on durable fastening equipment for professional users, developing and making staplers and staples for industrial customers and transport packaging. Today, its 35-person operation is part of Signode Industrial Group and serves distributors worldwide.
Josef’s Art Woodturning & Son is a Long Island woodshop with a third generation of woodturners behind its work. The company creates custom wood turnings for cabinet shops, kitchen designers, and historical projects, often working from an original sample or drawing to reproduce a piece for customers across the United States.
Josef’s Artisan Meats makes handcrafted sausages, charcuterie, and deli meats in the European tradition from its Canandaigua, New York facility. Founded in the 1960s as Hartmann’s Old World Sausage and acquired by Austrian-born Master Sausage Maker Josef Brunner and his wife, Elizabeth, in 2004, the company pairs small-batch methods with modern production equipment and distributes nationwide. Its everyday products earned extensive gold-medal recognition at the 2016 and 2019 IFFA competitions, including the Cup of Honor at both events.
Joseph Audio designs and makes high-fidelity loudspeakers, from compact monitors to floorstanding and in-wall models, with a focus on recreating the presence of live music. Its speakers use proprietary Infinite Slope crossover designs, rigid cabinets, and drivers built to Joseph Audio’s specifications, including the compact Pulsar2 Graphene and flagship Pearl Graphene. The company also maintains a legacy line and offers upgrades for selected older Joseph Audio models.
For more than 45 years, Joseph Paris Naturally has created individually designed wigs, hairpieces, and medical hair prostheses in New York City, where founder Joseph Paris remains closely involved in the work. The company is known for hand-sewn hairlines tailored strand by strand, with a yourHAIRx division focused on hair loss related to chemotherapy and alopecia. Its designs have also been used in film and television, while free consultations remain available to private clients.
Josh Packaging makes custom flexible packaging in-house, from printed roll stock to bags and pouches, for food and consumer-product brands. Founded by Iranian immigrant cousins Abe Golshirazian and Nejat Rahmani after they bought a one-machine plastic-bag business in Brooklyn, the company has grown into a family-owned operation with more than 35 years of experience and a 40,000-square-foot Hauppauge facility. Its next generation joined the business beginning in 2015, preserving the hands-on family operation while expanding its manufacturing capabilities.
Since Charles Jouffre founded it in Lyon in 1987, Jouffre has built its identity around preserving the French upholsterer’s craft for demanding interior designers and their clients. Now led by Romain Jouffre, the company works from ateliers in France, the United States, Morocco and the United Kingdom, and its craftsmanship carries the French Living Heritage Company label.
Known for a decade of Playa-focused development, Joulvert has been designing electric bikes for Black Rock Desert riders since introducing its Hopman folding model in 2015. The company builds bikes for the demanding Playa environment and supports burners with Reno-based collection and storage services.
Journey’s End Farm is a small family farm in northeastern Pennsylvania growing vegetables and producing maple syrup, free-range eggs, and other farm goods on-site. Its market garden spans just one cultivated acre, where crops are raised without chemical pesticides or herbicides using organic principles and regenerative practices. The Curtis family has been making maple syrup here since 1934, boiling sap in a wood-fired evaporator for a distinctly hands-on Pennsylvania tradition.
Bronx-connected Joy Divine Creative Solutions is a creative design and consulting studio that builds brand identities, websites, promotional materials, and custom apparel. The studio also supports independent authors through JD Publishing, where authors retain full ownership and pay no royalties. Its school apparel partnership with PS 536 in the Bronx has continued for three consecutive years, combining custom design with organized production and delivery.
Joy Supply makes thin, crisp cookies in Brooklyn, built around a 1908 family recipe from Great Grandpa Oscar’s bakery in Monmouth, Illinois. Founder Lindsay Leopold draws on a decade in food media and product development to pair that old-school oat cookie with carefully sourced ingredients, including oats from a fifth-generation South Dakota farm and crops from regenerative fields. Launched in 2024, the brand calls its approach “farm-born, city-baked.”
Born from a dead-phone predicament at a New York City innovation festival, JoyBoost makes an 8mm-thick wireless charging sticker that keeps phones powered while turning them into branded displays. Its stickers pair Qi wireless charging with customizable logos, messages, and QR codes for venues and advertisers, and the company says 95% of its components are recyclable. JoyBoost was co-founded by CEO Jacob Foss, Chief of Staff Kevin Yu, and Chief of Growth Michael Gurtowski.
Family-run since Alvin Joyce founded it in 1962, Joyce Farms remains under third-generation Joyce leadership and supplies chefs and home cooks with premium meat and poultry. Its small-farm sourcing and “Nothing Added Ever” standard reflect a kitchen-first approach, backed by a USDA-inspected facility that has earned a BRC AA food-safety rating.
JoyceBakeshop.com presents itself as a bakery focused on baked goods and custom celebration cakes, including distinctive designs such as slot-machine birthday cakes. Its articles also explore familiar bakery fare—from breads and cookies to cupcakes and fruit tarts—though the available information offers little detail about the business itself.
Joyman Controls supplies LED drivers, dimmer-driver combinations, and lighting controls for professional lighting projects. Its product portfolio includes constant-voltage and constant-current LED drivers, integrated junction-box drivers, dimmer-driver combos, tunable-white control solutions, and related lighting accessories for commercial, residential, architectural, millwork, retail, hospitality, and OEM applications.
Joynt Packaging International is a Victor, New York, packaging specialist known for serving small and midsized companies that lack in-house packaging staff. The company provides flexible packaging support from design through finished production, with particular experience in barrier packaging for medical and pet-food applications. JPI is also the exclusive North American representative for Plasto-Sac products sold to the rubber and tire industry.
Founded in 2020, JoyX is a small design-and-manufacturing team creating toys, party supplies, and seasonal products aimed at making family celebrations more memorable. Its catalog ranges from interactive educational toys and light-up vehicles to seasonal décor, with a stated focus on non-toxic products and eco-friendly options. A dedicated engineer and designer team develops new products regularly under the JoyX and DecorX names.
JP Food Trucks, LLC is a custom builder of food trucks, concession trailers, and food containers. The company provides fabrication, electrical, plumbing, liquid propane, equipment installation, repair, evaluation, and winterization services from its 6,000-square-foot facility in Alden, New York.
Since 1997, Jordan P. Ross has shaped JP Ross Fly Rods & Co. as a New York maker rooted in the Adirondacks and in the idea that fishing tools should help people get outside. The company is known for handmade rods developed through design, prototyping and time on the water, with customers treated as part of an angling community rather than simply as buyers. Its conservation outlook also extends beyond the workshop: Ross founded Trout Power, a citizen-science effort focused on Adirondack brook trout, and the company donates 1% of revenue to New York conservation groups.