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Known on Long Island for repeated Bethpage Best of Long Island recognition, Morrell Printing and Design is a small, agile print shop serving businesses and organizations across Nassau and Suffolk counties. The Medford company also provides architectural printing for major New York architecture and engineering firms, while its personal, one-on-one service remains central to how it works.
Founded in 1994 as a family-owned business, Morris Products Inc. manufactures and supplies electrical products for the electrical and construction trades, including connectors, fittings and related installation products. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of DiversiTech, the company offers more than 9,000 products and maintains regional inventory across the country to support shipping typically within one business day. Morris has built its reputation on broad selection, responsive customer service and continued product development.
For more than five decades, the Morrow family has built Morrow Graphics from Dan Morrow’s 1974 Syracuse service bureau into a second-generation company led by his son James. Known early for reproducing architectural specification documents, the business became an early print-on-demand pioneer and now provides digital printing for organizations across the country.
Since J. Mott Morse founded it in 1923, Morse Manufacturing has grown from a custom metal-parts shop into a third-generation, Syracuse-based American manufacturer. Under President Nate Andrews, the company focuses on drum-handling equipment for industrial workplaces and still supports custom designs when standard equipment does not fit. Morse products are made in the USA and reach customers through dealers in more than 55 countries.
Morton Salt, Inc. produces salt for household and industrial use, with roots established in Chicago in 1848. The company says it operates more than 20 production facilities across the United States, Canada and the Bahamas, and is widely recognized for its Morton Salt Girl brand. Its salt supports food use as well as applications in water softening and winter road safety.
Rochester-based Mosaic Microsystems develops thin-glass packaging solutions that connect microelectronic and photonic chips, using its proprietary VIAFFIRM® bonding technology to make fragile glass workable in semiconductor manufacturing. Co-founder Shelby F. Nelson’s glass-packaging work earned her the 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year award from the Rochester Section of the American Chemical Society, while the company’s technology has also received a $1 million Defense Business Accelerator award. Mosaic operates offices and clean-room manufacturing space in Rochester and has demonstrated its temporary-bond process on 300 mm wafers.
Mosheko Cosmetics is the 2007 creation of founder Moshe Abitbul, whose early work selling beauty products in mall kiosks convinced him that customers deserved better formulas and a more thoughtful experience. The brand now develops luxury makeup and skincare with a focus on skin-friendly ingredients and inclusive use across skin tones and types, bringing its globally informed approach to consumers through e-commerce.
Three generations of the Mosner family have built Mosner Family Brands from David Mosner’s 1957 New York City start into a custom protein manufacturer. Based at the Hunts Point Cooperative Market, the company develops tailored food products for customers across retail, foodservice, institutional, and e-commerce channels. Its 60,000-square-foot facilities are USDA-inspected, SQF-certified, and USDA Organic and Halal certified.
Founded in 1989 when mechanical design engineer Peter Mossman joined electronics engineer Martin Tebbs, Mossman Tebbs grew from a small trolley-making venture into a hands-on Rochester-area design-build company. It is best known for developing equipment that supports electronics production, while also taking on custom manufacturing work for industrial customers.
Since 2001, Motimac has built its identity around sanding technology from its base in Qingdao, China. The company develops machinery for manufacturers working with wood and metal, drawing on more than 20 years of focused research and a 2017 cooperation agreement with Italian sanding specialist Tagliabue. Motimac says its 70-plus employees have helped supply more than 15,000 machines to over 9,000 customers worldwide.
Motion Control Engineering (MCE) makes non-proprietary elevator control systems for vertical-transportation equipment. Its history includes the 12-Pulse Drive and M3 Group Dispatching, while its customer service department—established in the 1980s—supports deep technical expertise and a strong understanding of A17.1/B44 code requirements. MCE is part of Nidec Elevator, whose products are installed in airports, public buildings, residences and industrial facilities worldwide.
Motion Laboratories, Inc. is a New York-based fabrication and assembly manufacturer of portable electrical power distribution systems, electric chain hoist control systems, weight monitoring systems, metering and testing equipment, cable assemblies, and multipin connectors. It provides engineering, CNC fabrication, finishing, assembly, testing, training, repair, modification, and contract manufacturing services for entertainment and related applications.
Motivair Corporation develops liquid-cooling technology for modern computing, covering direct-to-chip systems through data-center cooling and thermal-management solutions. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company supplies end-to-end cooling systems and services for artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and other demanding data-center applications. Motivair is part of Schneider Electric and works with silicon manufacturers and server OEMs on cooling technology for advanced computing infrastructure.
Formerly known as MEA Testing Systems, Motomea develops and manufactures electric motor testing systems and dynamometers, including its patented Inertial Dynamometer System (IDS). The company’s load-free IDS performs full-load performance analysis without an external mechanical load, giving R&D, quality and production teams a faster way to examine motor behavior. Motomea also provides turnkey systems, customization and predictive-maintenance software for customers worldwide, with more than 25 years of experience and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Motor Components, LLC designs and manufactures electronic fuel pumps and fuel filters at its facility in Elmira, New York. The company says it began manufacturing Cube electric fuel pumps in 1950 and has since developed Facet and Purolator pump lines for gasoline and diesel applications. Its pumps are engineered and assembled in the United States.
With roots reaching back to 1928, Motorola Solutions is a Chicago-headquartered company known for communications innovation in safety-critical settings. Its connected technologies help public safety agencies and enterprises coordinate during demanding situations, serving customers in more than 100 countries with a workforce of roughly 23,000.
With roots reaching back to 1928, Motorola Solutions is a Chicago-headquartered company known for applying communications technology to the work of keeping people safe. It serves public safety agencies and businesses worldwide, building connected systems that help them coordinate during critical moments. The company reports approximately 23,000 employees and more than 100,000 customers across over 100 countries.
Mott’s LLP makes apple-based foods and beverages, including applesauce and juice, and traces its roots to Samuel R. Mott’s apple-growing and packaging business, founded in New York in 1842. The company pioneered pasteurization and filtration techniques at its Bouckville mill and later introduced single-serve applesauce cups in 1985. Today the Mott’s brand is part of Keurig Dr Pepper, and the company describes working with North American family farms and supporting regenerative agricultural practices.
Since 1996, Mountain Pond Eyewear has made fashionable, serviceable optical frames for independent professional optical dispensers. Based in Wilder, Vermont, the company designs its frames around the old-school principle that “form follows function,” with construction that dispensers can glaze and fit confidently. Its wholesale-only model and focus on being easy to work with are central to the business.
Founded in 2006, Mountainside Farms processes milk and introduced UltraPure milk as a new category of milk in the United States. An affiliate of family-owned Elmhurst Dairy, it produces its milk at a facility in Roxbury, New York, using filtration and clarification alongside pasteurization.