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Lake Drum Brewing is a Geneva brewery founded around community, welcoming people from all walks of life into its taproom. It makes beer and cider from locally sourced ingredients, with a rotating draft list and a space where guests can bring food and settle in.
Established in 1994 and acquired by Domino Printing Sciences in 2020, Lake Image Systems has built its name on vision-based verification for high-volume print production. The company develops systems that help printers protect the integrity of variable-data work, with more than 4,000 installations worldwide and billions of printed items inspected each day.
Lake Mahopac Pharmacy & Surgical is a neighborhood pharmacy serving the Westchester and Putnam communities, with prescription services and surgical supplies under one roof. Its distinctive specialty is compounding medication for individual patient needs, including veterinary formulations for pets, while offering online refills and free delivery. The Mahopac shop also carries fair-trade gifts alongside its healthcare services.
Formed in 1982 by 11 local apple-growing families, Lake Ontario Fruit stores and packs fresh apples from Western New York orchards. Its Albion operation has more than 1.3 million bushels of controlled-atmosphere and cold-storage capacity and packs over 1 million bushels each year for more than 30 local farms. With more than 90 peak-season employees, the company is also one of Orleans County’s largest employers.
Lakeland Packaging provides specialized packaging and procurement solutions, including barrier pouches, flexible laminations, films and coatings, Mil-Spec packaging, bags, and encapsulated directions for use. It also supplies precision machined components and sub-assemblies, mechanical assemblies, plastics, and die-cut foam for military, healthcare, and commercial markets.
For more than 80 years, Lakeland Products has made rotary-draw tube benders and tube end-finishers for fluid-power and other demanding fabrication work. Now a division of M-Tech Fabrications, LLC, the company supports its U.S.-made machines with tooling, parts, repairs and rebuilding, while its equipment continues to carry a history of use across industries ranging from aerospace to agriculture. Lakeland machines have also been sold under Parker-Hannifin, Teledyne-Republic, Pines Manufacturing and Dana-Weatherhead brands.
Founded in 2005 by Syracuse wine enthusiast Andrew Watkins, Lakeland Winery grew from a shop for home winemakers into a 19-year-old urban winery built around an approachable, homey experience. The Syracuse facility makes its own wines and invites customers to create custom batches with guidance from its winemakers. Lakeland also hosts tastings and community fundraisers, extending its role beyond production into a gathering place for local wine drinkers.
Founded in Avon, New York, in 1951, Lakelands Concrete Products manufactures engineered precast concrete for infrastructure and construction projects across the Northeast. The family-owned business has grown from making septic tanks in an old railroad roadhouse to supplying custom components for bridges, utility buildings, and major projects such as Buffalo’s new Highmark Stadium. Lakelands is a certified Woman-Owned Business Enterprise and holds NPCA and NYSDOT qualifications.
A Monroe-area glass shop for more than 25 years, Lakes Road Glass serves homeowners, businesses, and drivers across the surrounding communities. It is known for custom shower enclosures and dependable auto-glass repair, with a guarantee on its work and a lifetime warranty for auto-glass service.
Lakeshirts, Inc., also known as Blue 84, creates apparel and accessories and decorates garments at its Detroit Lakes, Minnesota plant. The company says it has operated since 1984, with facilities across the United States, and identifies Detroit Lakes as its home. Its garment production includes screen printing, embroidery and dyeing.
Established in 2005, Lakeshore Carbide manufactures and distributes USA-made carbide end mills and thread mills, with thread milling as a specialty. Based in Buffalo, the company tests each end-mill line before offering it and builds its tools from American carbide blanks with distinctive geometries and coatings. Lakeshore serves aerospace, medical, and automotive manufacturers while selling directly without sales representatives to keep prices down.
Lakeshore Hardwoods is a sawmill-direct, kiln-dried hardwood lumber supply house that doubles as a hands-on woodworking destination in Pulaski and Victor, New York. Customers can tour the dry kilns, choose boards from the company’s substantial inventory, and discuss milling or project needs with its knowledgeable staff. Alongside lumber, Lakeshore provides custom millwork and a showroom stocked with woodworking and home-building materials, while also offering laser engraving and Bush Oil finishing products.
Since 1864, Lakeside Book Company has made books and managed their journey from manufacturing through warehousing, fulfillment, and distribution for publishers across North America. Its 11-location distribution network spans 4.5 million square feet, while a long-standing bookmaking workforce and new digital-print capacity help publishers respond to changing demand. The company also offers reforestation and carbon-offset services through its PrintReleaf program and holds ISO 9001, FSC, PEFC, and SFI chain-of-custody certifications.
Family-owned Lakeside Industries manufactures mechanical assemblies, with a particular focus on custom and stock leveling mounts, in Western New York. Established in 1978 and adding its manufacturing operation in 1995, the company remains a multigenerational family business that makes its products in the USA and works with customers on mounts suited to specific requirements.
Since 2007, Lakeside Innovative Technologies has built its identity in Central New York around high-speed CNC machining for aerospace, defense and commercial customers. Operating as a subsidiary of Sepac Machining, LLC, the company holds ITAR registration and ISO 9001:2015 certification, with equipment capable of spindle speeds above 20,000 RPM.
Founded in 1963, Lakeside Precision is a third-generation family-owned manufacturer in Dunkirk, New York, where a 20-plus-person team includes employees with more than 40 years at the company. Known for precision work on challenging industrial projects, Lakeside serves customers across sectors such as aerospace and defense while maintaining an ISO 9001:2015-compliant quality system.
Since 1969, family-owned and operated Lakewood Bakery has baked wholesale breads and pastries from scratch at its Farmingdale bakery, supplying Long Island and select East Coast markets. Its original family recipes are baked fresh each morning and delivered within hours, with more than 40 trucks distributing goods directly to businesses. Lakewood is KOF-K kosher certified and produces trans-fat-free baked goods.
Since 1988, the Stamp family’s Lakewood Vineyards has been making Finger Lakes wines from its Seneca Lake vineyards near Watkins Glen. The family-owned winery now spans three generations and 100 acres, with certified sustainable vineyard practices and a tasting program that brings visitors into the vineyards and winemaking process. Lakewood is especially known for its award-winning Riesling and Lemberger, including honors from the Berlin International Wine Competition.
Founded in January 1980 and headquartered in Fremont, California, Lam Research Corporation manufactures wafer-fabrication equipment and provides services to the semiconductor industry. Its equipment supports processes used to produce advanced chips, and the company reports global operations and approximately 19,700 employees in 2025.
Since 1957, Lamar LED has engineered and manufactured American-made LED and fluorescent lighting fixtures, with custom fabrication for commercial, residential, industrial and federal applications. The Central Islip company is known for its BABA/BAA-compliant products and Occu-Smart bi-level lighting, with more than 500,000 motion-sensor-controlled units installed. Its designers, engineers and lighting specialists bring more than 130 years of combined experience to projects ranging from custom linear systems to energy-saving facility upgrades.