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Family-run since 1935, Marotta Dental Studio is a full-service dental laboratory in Farmingdale, Long Island, making custom dental prosthetics and restorations for dental practices. The studio combines more than 75 years of dental esthetics and service with over 30 years of digital experience, producing work in-house rather than outsourcing it. Its support extends beyond fabrication into treatment planning, guided surgery and hands-on digital dentistry training for practices adopting scanners and CAD/CAM workflows.
Founded in 2022 in Baden-Württemberg, MARQ4 Automation GmbH builds custom assembly equipment and inspection systems for industrial production. The company grew from more than 35 years of automation and special-purpose machine-building experience within the Marquardt Group, and its 70-person team has delivered more than 350 projects worldwide. MARQ4 stands out by handling the full path from concept and engineering through installation and global service, with particular experience in battery-management production and other demanding automotive applications.
Founded in 1925, Marquardt is a family-owned mechatronics system supplier that develops and manufactures products combining electronics, mechanics, and software. The group serves customers worldwide, with around 9,000 employees and operations at 22 locations, and is particularly active in vehicle systems and intuitive controls for appliances and industrial applications.
Mars Perceptrix Corporation makes handheld contrast-sensitivity tests for clinical vision care, low-vision assessment, occupational testing, and research. Its letter and numeral charts measure the lowest contrasts a patient can perceive rather than simply testing visual acuity, using 48 gradually declining contrast levels and scoring that generally takes less than a minute per eye. The company’s numeral version also provides a more language-neutral option for people less familiar with the Western alphabet.
Family-owned Marshall Boxes has been making custom lumber and plywood crates and pallets in Rochester and Western New York since 1944. Grandfather Sherman Skuse bought the business in 1947 after serving in the Army, and Jeff Skuse now leads the company as its third-generation owner. The company also provides on-site crating and military-spec packaging, with heat-treated lumber for export shipments.
Built from Marshall Chemicals’ more than 90 years of traditional-medicine manufacturing, Marshalls Traditional Healthcare makes and distributes African traditional medicines and health and beauty products from Germiston, South Africa. Owner and Responsible Pharmacist Reema Maharaj acquired the struggling business in 2004 and developed it into a South African pharmaceutical company with a 30-person team, exporting to SADC countries, the United States and Singapore. Its facility is SAHPRA licensed, GMP approved and registered with the U.S. FDA, with ISO 9001:2015 certification from the SABS.
Martelli F.lli S.p.A. makes Italian cured meats, including cooked and cured hams and Mortadella Bologna IGP, using carefully selected raw materials and traditional recipes. Its Qui Ti Voglio line follows a controlled 100% Italian supply chain built around animal-welfare standards and no antibiotics during the final four months of the pigs’ lives. The company’s factories comply with BRC and IFS food-safety requirements, while additional certifications cover food safety and supply-chain traceability.
Since 1969, Martha’s Country Bakery has baked cakes, pies, and other desserts for special occasions and everyday sweet cravings. With locations across Queens and Brooklyn, the bakery draws on recipes perfected over time and serves its treats in a warm, neighborhood coffeehouse setting. It describes its approach as bringing the family’s table to its customers, with classic specialties such as tres leches and layered cakes.
Born from a commercial beekeeping family’s experiments with honey wine, Martin Family Wineries & Distilleries has grown from a Sterling garage venture in 1999 into a Finger Lakes-centered group of wineries and distilleries. The family opened Montezuma Winery in Seneca Falls in 2001, established Hidden Marsh Distillery in 2007 as one of New York’s early craft distilleries, and now carries the Martin tradition through multiple tasting rooms, including newer Swedish Hill and Either Oar locations. Third-generation Martin Zach Martin serves as co-owner and distiller, continuing a family operation that works with local growers and farmers while also offering contract bottling.
The Martins are a third-generation family of New York makers whose story started with commercial beekeeping before a garage experiment turned honey into wine in 1999. Today, the family operates a growing group of winery and distillery destinations while continuing to work with Finger Lakes growers and local grains. Their production is guided by family involvement, from co-owner Ed Martin’s handcrafted tasting-room work to Zach Martin’s leadership as head distiller.
What began in 1999 as a Martin family honey farm and garage meadery has grown into a Finger Lakes-based group making wines and small-batch spirits across upstate New York. The family’s unusual start with commercial beekeeping still shapes its work, from honey wines to spirits made with local grains, while third-generation Martin Zach leads the distilling operation. The company also provides contract bottling for wineries and spirits businesses.
Martin Mechanical Design is a product-development company built around making ideas practical to manufacture. It helps clients move from concept through prototyping into scalable production, while its Jemison DevKit brings the same engineering focus to an experimental drone platform for robotics developers and researchers.
MartinBauer manufactures tea, botanical extracts, plant-based raw materials, powders, tinctures, flavors, and related ingredients. It processes botanicals using methods including extraction, powder processing, tea cutting and blending, decaffeination, heat-steam microbial reduction, pest control, and laser sorting for the tea, beverage, food, animal nutrition, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical markets.
Known for its house-made babka, Martine’s Fine Bake Shoppe is a neighborhood bakery and patisserie serving customers from shops in Tuckahoe and Scarsdale. Its kitchens prepare fresh, seasonal fare for everyday visits as well as catered gatherings, with recipes shaped by family traditions and travels around the globe.
Founded in 1984, Marty’s Pharmacy & Compounding Center is a locally owned Flowood pharmacy known for preparing customized medications for people and animals. Purchased by Ronnie Bagwell in 1996, it remains one of the last independent pharmacies in the Jackson metropolitan area and has specialized in compounding since its beginning. Its sterile preparations are made in a TechScan-certified cleanroom, alongside commercially available prescriptions and individualized hormone therapy.
Family-owned and operated since 1956, Marval Industries manufactures custom color masterbatch, specialty compounds, and resins for plastics processors. The Mamaroneck company grew from a Mount Vernon garage into a producer with capacity exceeding 35 million pounds annually, supported by eight single-screw and three twin-screw extruders. Its distinctive offerings include the clear impact-modified MARVALOY™ resin and hemp-based alternatives designed to reduce reliance on virgin plastic.
Marvell Technology, Inc. designs data-infrastructure semiconductor solutions that move, store, process and secure data for cloud data centers, enterprises and carriers. Based in Santa Clara with offices across the globe, the company combines custom silicon and system-level connectivity with more than two decades of custom development experience. Its LiquidSecurity hardware security modules are used in Microsoft Azure and achieved NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification in 2024.
Based in London’s Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Marvic Textiles creates fabrics and wallpapers for interior schemes, with its range spanning drapery, upholstery and specialist decorative applications. Its collections pair traditional references—such as Regency stripes, moiré and heritage patterns—with practical specifications for residential and contract interiors, and the company supports designers through its trade service and showroom.
Founded in Azzio in the late 1950s by two Mascioni brothers, Mascioni S.p.A. develops and finishes printed textiles at its Cuvio facility for home furnishings, hospitality and protective applications. Its production spans traditional and digital printing, dyeing and finishing on fabrics up to 3.2 meters wide, alongside design and sampling support. The company also produces Made in Italy bed and table linens and operates a dedicated Mascioni Hotel Collection for hospitality customers.
Founded in 1982 after Donald Mason began repairing auto interiors in New York, Mason Anastasia, Inc. restores and repairs leather furniture and automobile interiors. Mason is a third-generation inventor and sewing machine operator who has worked with leather since 1969, bringing more than five decades of hands-on experience to mobile and shop-based upholstery work. The Freeport company is especially distinctive for its handcrafted restoration, precise color matching, and one-of-a-kind fabrication.