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Born in the remote Maine wilderness in the early 1980s, Burt’s Bees makes natural skin-care and lip-care products, beginning with beeswax candles and lip balm created by Burt Shavitz and Roxanne Quimby. Since 1984, the brand has built its identity around nature-derived ingredients, responsible sourcing and formulas made without animal testing. Its owned facilities run on renewable electricity, and its foundation supports access to green spaces and land stewardship.
Founded in 1983 and woman-owned since 2015, Burton Industries is a Mentor, Ohio, manufacturer known for solving difficult procurement needs with disciplined, precision-focused production. Its two facilities provide more than 64,000 square feet of capacity for automotive, aerospace and industrial customers, with CNC machining and specialized support for legacy hydraulic systems. Burton is certified to IATF 16949:2016, AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Burton Metal Finishing, Inc. provides metal finishing and powder coating services, including aluminum anodizing, hard coat anodizing, non-chromate conversion coating, zinc plating, zinc phosphate, media blasting, and spray coating. The submitted source context states that it serves military, commercial, architectural, and residential industries.
Since 1918, family-owned Burwinkel Farms has grown fresh produce at its Southwest Ohio farm and delivers it daily to neighborhood roadside stands across the tri-state area. Now a third-generation operation with the fourth generation helping out, the Ross-based farm is especially known locally for sweet corn picked every day and for its fall family activities, including corn mazes and a pick-your-own pumpkin patch.
Busch Products is an employee-owned Central New York countertop fabricator that has served the region for more than 30 years. Starting as a solid-surface fabricator in Syracuse, it grew to become the region’s largest solid-surface fabricator, and now produces and installs custom surfaces for residential and commercial customers.
Founded in Ohio in 1977, Buschman manufactures custom metering rods and rod holders that help paper mills and converters apply coatings with control and consistency. The Cleveland company developed the grooved metering rod and still makes its products entirely in-house, from coil steel through precision finishing. Its grooved rods are backed by a certification program involving more than 30 quality checks, while its Advanced Manufacturing Practicum gives Cleveland-area high school students paid, hands-on training in machining, engineering and industrial maintenance.
Bush Business Furniture makes commercial-grade office furniture, positioning its work around straightforward solutions for business spaces. The available company information does not provide further details about its history, ownership, or manufacturing operations.
Since 1982, Bushtec has built pull-behind motorcycle trailers in Jacksboro, Tennessee, along with the hitches and parts that keep them on the road. Its trailers are hand-built in a 50,000-square-foot U.S. facility and stand out for true air-ride suspension, a proprietary sport chassis, and custom details such as color-matched finishes. Bushtec also maintains a Special Projects Team for one-off paint, graphics, wheel, and interior work.
Bushwick Bakery makes scratch-baked French breads and pastries, carrying the tradition of a small patisserie Jean-Pierre Marquet opened on Brooklyn’s Smith Street in 1987. Today, the Bushwick bakery supplies gourmet supermarkets, coffee bars, and restaurants across New York, while its daily offerings bring French staples together with the diversity of its neighborhood. It also serves savory fare and special-order baked goods for wholesale and everyday customers.
Born in Brooklyn in 2014 with its flagship habanero-spiked honey, Bushwick Kitchen makes playful twists on everyday pantry staples. The company builds its range around ingredients sourced from growers and makers, pairing sweetness and heat in products such as spicy honey, maple syrup and sriracha. Its lineup has appeared at Walmart and in Vanity Fair, and has earned recognition from Food & Wine.
Business Checks Online.com is a New York printer that has been operating for many years, serving businesses with printed payment materials. It began with laser checks and now produces customizable checks for accounting software, including free black-and-white logo imprinting on eligible orders.
1800BusinessCards.com is a full-service online printing company offering business cards and other printed products, including door hangers, postcards, invitations, flyers, and brochures and menus. Submitted source context states that products are available in stocks such as clear plastic, silk, linen, and premium thick papers, with custom options including foils and rounded corners.
Busken Bakery is a family-run Cincinnati retail bakery that has baked fresh goods since 1928, when Joe Busken Sr. and Daisie began the business. Now in its fourth generation, the company operates stores and a central bakery, producing baked goods for its retail locations and grocery partners; its history and current offerings prominently feature cakes, cookies, and donuts.
Since 1965, Busse Hospital Disposables has manufactured single-use medical devices and supplies for the healthcare industry from its U.S. facility. The Hauppauge company also designs custom procedural kits and trays and provides OEM manufacturing, packaging, sterilization, and regulatory support. Its medical-device manufacturing is FDA registered and ISO 13485 certified, while its affiliated Long Island Sterilization operation has served customers since 2001 in a 30,000-square-foot facility.
For more than 40 years, Bussola & Ralph International has combined Italian craftsmanship with contemporary design to deliver luxury millwork and architectural façades as a general contractor. Based in Treviso, the company manages projects end to end, from engineering and in-house production through logistics, installation and handover. Its branches in Italy, China and the United States support international work, including its role as key millwork supplier for the Richemont Group headquarters complex in Shanghai, which won a UNESCO award in 2009.
Founded by a family in 2004, Columbus-based busSTRUT manufactures a prewired steel busway system that combines power distribution, lighting, data, and décor support in one overhead framework. Its 12-gauge system is built for adaptable commercial spaces, with criss-cross intersections and open-slot access that let fixtures and connections move as layouts change. busSTRUT also provides project-specific installation drawings and turn-key cost support, and its busway is listed to UL 857 standards.
Bustin Industrial Products has been in business for over 80 years manufacturing and designing safety access solutions for many different industries. The company adheres to all major safety standards including OSHA and ANSI.
Born from founder Jamie’s frustration with traditional wipes, Busy Co. makes individually wrapped personal-care wipes for the face, body, underarms and feminine care. Its bamboo wipes are designed to give women a quick, water-free reset while using clean ingredients and materials intended to compost or biodegrade naturally. The company also uses recycled fabric scraps in its wipes and says its factories run on wind power.
In Salem, Ohio, Butech Bliss designs and builds heavy-duty equipment for rolling mills, coil processing, and other metal-processing operations. The company brings together Bliss’s roughly 135-year heritage in rolling mill machinery with Butech, founded by John Buta in 1985; its three Salem facilities include more than 95 machining centers. Butech Bliss is also known for patented scrap-chopper technology and supports equipment in the field, including through its HAGC cylinder service program at a 400,000-square-foot Technology Center.