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Lornamead Products makes personal and oral care products, pairing its own heritage brands with turnkey specialty oral-care manufacturing from a 65,000-square-foot facility in Tonawanda, New York. Established in 1978 by sister companies in the UK and Germany, the company entered the U.S. in 2002 and now produces and markets products under names including Yardley London, Finesse, AquaNet and Lypsyl, while supplying private-label oral care to retailers. Its portfolio spans long-running brands such as Yardley London, with a 250-year bath-product tradition, and Lypsyl, which originated in Sweden more than a century ago.
Since 1934, Lornan Litho has produced commercial print work in New Jersey, combining offset, digital and large-format capabilities with in-house finishing. Now owned by Michael and William Shankoff, the third-generation family business is especially distinctive for its specialty packaging, dimensional print and custom retail displays for beverage brands. Its team emphasizes accurate estimates, trained production specialists and dependable delivery for projects ranging from straightforward one-color jobs to complex six-color production.
Founded in 1992 when Greg Demetriou purchased a small direct mail business, Lorraine Gregory Communications has grown into a Long Island marketing and communications firm. Its in-house team combines marketing and creative work with video production and print services, including an operating print production department.
Brooklyn-based LORZ Antique Lighting & Restorations restores antique lighting and creates custom lighting pieces through its studio led by principal Luis Orzuna-Benitez. Its work ranges from carefully revived period fixtures to new fabrications, with a focus on giving distinctive lighting a tailored place in contemporary interiors.
Founded in 1959 by Michael and Mary Losurdo, Losurdo Foods makes and distributes Italian-style specialty foods, including fresh cheeses and frozen pizza dough, for food-service customers. Headquartered in Hackensack, New Jersey, the family business is now run by two of the founders’ children, with manufacturing in Heuvelton and Amsterdam, New York. Its fresh cheeses follow traditional recipes from Italy’s Capri region, while both plants are certified to the SQF Food Safety Code for Manufacturing Edition 9.
Self-taught artist Lotta Jansdotter has been building her distinctive Scandinavian design practice since 1996, drawing on the natural forms and everyday details she encounters on Åland, where she lives and works. Her hands-on process has produced limited-edition textiles and original artwork, while also shaping a teaching practice that brings makers together in workshops and retreats. She is the author of twelve lifestyle, travel and sewing books and has collaborated with makers, museums and brands around the world.
LOTTE BIOLOGICS is a global CDMO focused on helping pharmaceutical companies develop and manufacture biologic therapies. Its work spans development through clinical and commercial production, supported by GMP facilities in Syracuse, New York, and a planned Songdo Bio Campus in South Korea.
On Sayville’s historic John Ellis Roosevelt Estate, Loughlin Vineyard grows grapes and makes wine on-site in a family vineyard founded by Barney and Christine Loughlin in 1984. The 10-acre farm has produced its own wine since 2006, while Barney’s daughters carried on the operation until his granddaughter Brittany took ownership in 2025. Its tasting room and laid-back events preserve the vineyard’s distinctly multigenerational South Shore character.
Founded in New York City in 1930, Louis J. Solomon, Inc. supplies fine furniture to interior designers, furniture stores, and designer showrooms across the United States. Now based in South Florida, the company imports furniture from Spain and completes its finishing and upholstery through regional workrooms, with hand-applied finishes and traditional upholstery methods defining its made-to-order character. Its collection has grown from unfinished frames to traditional, transitional, and contemporary furniture, including pieces customized to a client’s specifications.
Family-owned since 1993, Louis Martin Custom Knives is a three-generation American knife brand rooted in East Northport, New York. The Martins operate their own dedicated facility, where they forge blades to their specifications before finishing, inspecting, and shipping them from the USA. The company is best known for its distinctive Damascus work and serves customers ranging from working hunters to collectors.
Loungera turns poolside and beach seating into connected guest amenities, making smart lounge chairs with built-in reservations, secure storage, and device charging. Founded by CEO Michael Edelman, the company pairs its patented chair designs with white-labeled software that gives resorts and other venues live control over bookings, chair access, and usage data. Its system is designed to retrofit many existing chairs while creating a new revenue stream for venue partners.
Founded in 1954, privately held Lourdes Industries has spent seven decades building a reputation for precision aerospace manufacturing from its Hauppauge headquarters and Tucson operation. The company develops custom fluid-control components for military and commercial aerospace customers, with its Hauppauge facility maintaining AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification since 2005.
Founded by Heather McAvoy in 2014, Love and Madness is an accessories brand with a playful identity and a cult following. Its temporary tattoos have grown to more than 5 million units sold globally, while collaborations with major entertainment properties and creative partners have expanded the brand’s reach.
Love Beets is a beet-food company founded by husband-and-wife team Guy and Katherine Shropshire, whose family had grown salad vegetables in England. After bringing marinated baby beets to New York in 2010, the family built a U.S. brand and invested in its own production facility in Rochester, New York, in 2016. The company makes ready-to-eat beet products, with most of its beets sourced from farms in the United States, especially upstate New York.
Family-owned and managed for more than 60 years, Lovejoy Chaplet Corporation is known for dependable precision machining from its 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. The company produces complex parts for specialized customers in fields such as medical and aerospace, supporting requirements from small production runs through quantities of 20,000.
Established in Brooklyn in 1992, LoveNation USA is a wholesale fashion apparel company creating trend-focused clothing for retailers. From its New York City fashion-district headquarters, the company coordinates with an office in China and factories on the East Coast, combining overseas production with a substantial Made in USA capability. Its in-house teams develop current styles, refine garment fit, and keep fabric stocked to support shorter lead times.
LP Building Solutions, the public-facing name of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, manufactures building products and describes its offering as an integrated system of materials for homes and structures. The company operates siding and OSB manufacturing locations across North and South America and says its products are made using fiber sourced under third-party forest certification standards.
Founded in 1974 by Rod and Joan MacGregor as a live-lobster supplier to New York City restaurants, family-owned LP Seafood & Specialty has grown into a major fishmonger and foodservice wholesaler in the New York metropolitan area. It supplies seafood and specialty foods to commercial kitchens and retail outlets, and operates an SQF-certified seafood processing facility. The business remains family-owned and is led by their son Ian, who has run it since 2002; its 2021 merger with Gourmet Cargo expanded its specialty-food and beverage line.
Founded in 1969 by Alvin Kaplan and Attila Tetik, LSI Computer Systems, Inc. began as the world’s first fabless semiconductor company. Today, the Melville, New York firm designs and produces integrated circuits for manufacturers whose products depend on precise electronic control, including full-custom chips developed for specific high-volume applications.
Founded in 1986 by cardiac surgeon Jude S. Sauer, LSI SOLUTIONS develops and manufactures minimally invasive surgical devices for cardiac, general, gynecologic and urologic procedures. From its upstate New York campus, the vertically integrated company keeps production in-house, building tools such as COR-KNOT® and RAM® for operating rooms around the world.