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Founded in 1996 by Barry Cowen, New Era Pump Systems makes programmable syringe and peristaltic pumps for laboratory, production, microfluidics, and OEM fluid-control applications. Its pumps are designed and manufactured in the USA, with the company’s customer-focused approach extending from affordable standard equipment to custom mechanical, electronic, and firmware modifications. New Era also supports long-lived equipment, noting that it can often service pumps manufactured more than 25 years ago.
Founded in Winnipeg in 1930, New Flyer builds heavy-duty transit buses and is described as North America’s largest transit bus manufacturer. The company’s Xcelsior and Xcelsior CHARGE bus lines include conventional and zero-emission models, and it also develops charging and mobility infrastructure. It operates manufacturing, fabrication, and service centers in the United States and Canada as a subsidiary of NFI Group.
New Green Umbrella engineers concrete systems designed to improve slabs from placement and curing through protection, polishing, and permanent repair. Based in Rochester, New York, the company pairs advanced chemistry with field experience, emphasizing tested performance rather than film-forming shortcuts or unsupported claims. Its sustainability-focused approach aims to extend concrete service life, reduce waste, and limit downtime for contractors and owners.
Since 1823, New Hope Mills has made pancake and baking mixes in Auburn, New York, while preserving its historic mill as a future operational museum. Its products are served in the company’s own café and store, where the original mixes extend well beyond breakfast into sandwiches, soups and other meals. The manufacturing operation is inspected by the FDA and New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, is Orthodox Union kosher, and is certified under the SQF food-safety program.
Founded in 2014, New Hudson Facades designs, engineers, manufactures, and installs custom building façades, including curtainwall systems. It produces about one million square feet of curtainwall annually at its 180,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, serving major building projects in cities across the United States.
Founded in Hong Kong in 1964, New Island Printing Group produces printed packaging through a full-service operation spanning design, development, printing, finishing and delivery. Its Dongguan manufacturing site can employ up to 1,600 people and includes a 48,000-square-metre facility, while an in-house innovation centre develops custom structures and lower-material packaging. The group also maintains GMP workshops and testing laboratories, with its Dongguan and Shanghai plants BRC-certified for food and pharmaceutical packaging.
Since 1960, New London Pharmacy has served its community and beyond, growing into a New York City specialty pharmacy known for combining clinical expertise with personal attention. Its pharmacists work with patients and prescribers to support individualized drug therapy and improved health outcomes.
New Project is a Brooklyn studio built around a multidisciplinary team of makers, designers, and project managers with decades of experience working alongside creative professionals. The firm helps artists, galleries, and cultural institutions turn demanding concepts into custom-built work, carrying projects from early problem-solving through installation.
Founded in 2002 by David Henderson, Victor-based New Scale Technologies makes miniature smart motion systems with piezoelectric motors, sensors and control electronics built into the module. Its M3 technology has found a place in compact optics, medical instruments, aerospace systems and neuroscience tools, including a multi-probe manipulator for positioning silicon neural probes. The company manufactures in the United States and operates ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certified quality systems.
Founded in 1986, New Sega Home Textiles grew from the NewSega home-textile operation into a supplier serving major retailers for more than 15 years. Its vertically integrated factory gives the company control from fabric production through finished bedding, with an annual capacity of more than 8 million quilt and bedding sets. The company’s products are tested for safety and colorfastness before reaching consumers.
Based in Watertown, New York, New York Air Brake develops freight and locomotive air-brake control systems for the rail transportation industry. A member company of Knorr-Bremse since 1991, it serves as Knorr-Bremse’s Center of Competence for heavy-haul freight railroad control systems, with manufacturing and service operations extending across North America.
Family-owned New York Bake Company makes sweet and savory baked goods in Upstate New York, pairing nostalgic classics with signature originals. Its operation centers on automation, innovation, and quality while maintaining a community-minded, family-to-family tradition.
New York Banner Stands produces custom banners, large-format prints and event display graphics from its New York base for clients locally and across the country. Its work ranges from retractable banner stands and trade-show displays to direct-mail pieces, with custom projects and 24-hour turnaround available for trade-show products. The company also serves specialized needs such as real-estate signage and branded event setups.
Established in 1919, New York Binding Company is a fifth-generation New York City textile manufacturer that converts fabric into bindings, pleats, trims and other finished details. Its skilled artisans work with machinery ranging from century-old equipment to computer-operated systems, serving projects from runway fashion to home furnishings, theater and pet fashion. The company works with both emerging startups and established designers, shipping its textile services to clients around the world.
Since 1992, New York Brick Oven Company has built its reputation around the craft of commercial pizza cooking, pairing traditional brick-oven know-how with modern engineering. The company makes custom revolving brick ovens for pizzerias and other high-volume kitchens, while its connection to the Pizza School of New York brings champion-led training into the same practical, restaurant-focused tradition. Its ovens are built in Italy for the U.S. market and are ETL-listed and NSF-certified.
New York Chips makes all-natural potato chips from potatoes grown on the Marquart family’s farm in Gainesville, New York, including locally inspired flavors such as Spiedie and Anchor Bar Buffalo Wing. The family has farmed in Western New York for more than 70 years, began growing potatoes in 1974, and launched New York Chips in 2016. Today, the third generation helps run the operation, which is backed by a food-grade facility capable of storing, conditioning, and processing more than 50 million pounds of potatoes annually.
Founded by craftsman Javier Aviles nearly a decade ago, New York CMI is a family-run Long Island City shop that fabricates custom architectural metalwork and luxury fixtures for commercial and residential projects. Its team works from concept through finishing and installation, with a particular feel for the hand-finished, waterjet-cut architectural grilles made in New York. CMI has more than eight years of experience serving major New York brands and designers, including work on custom lighting and high-end interiors.
A sixth-generation western New York farm became the home of New York Craft Malt when fourth-generation farmer Ted Hawley founded the malthouse in 2012. Hawley built his own pneumatic malting system to bring a more controlled approach to making malt from regional grain, and the farm now supplies craft brewers and distillers while taking on specially specified work.
New York Embroidery Studio (NYES) began as a specialized embroidery studio in New York City’s Garment District and now pairs its Manhattan design studio with a Brooklyn factory for high-volume apparel production. The company reports more than three decades of experience and makes garments including PPE and U.S. Navy Working Uniforms, alongside custom embellishment work for designers and brands.
