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Made in New York, New York L&T Restaurant Equipment designs and manufactures commercial cooking equipment, with a particular focus on custom wok ranges and specialized cooking systems. Its design team develops equipment for professional kitchens, including an AI commercial cooking robot produced exclusively by L&T. The company says it has served customers for more than 40 years and operates a manufacturing and storage facility in Brooklyn alongside showrooms across New York City.
Founded in New York City in 1878, New York Label & Box Works has remained a Haedrich family business since Frederick Haedrich, Sr. purchased it in 1930. The company grew from importing cartons into a print shop serving local drug stores and pharmacies, and today is known for bringing labels and folding cartons together for consumer brands.
Since 1985, Rochester-based New York Manufacturing Corporation has evolved from welding plastic injection molds into designing and manufacturing small-cell pole-mounting products for 4G/5G installations. Its 20,000-square-foot facility produces modular, customizable mounting solutions, building on decades of metal-fabrication expertise and experience serving telecommunications and other industrial customers. NYM’s products are made in the USA and have been selected for nationwide 4G/5G deployments.
Founded in 2015 by former American Shoe Corporation general managers Vadim Yatsunsky and Sergey Prokhorov, New York OMC makes custom orthopedic devices and therapeutic footwear in the USA. From its Bronx operation, the company produces custom AFOs, molded shoes and walkers for practitioners and podiatrists, with scan-file ordering designed to simplify the process. Its team brings more than 20 years of experience serving the orthopedic medical community.
From New York City’s Hunts Point meat market, New York Prime Beef hand-cuts USDA Prime, dry-aged and Wagyu steaks for nationwide delivery. Established in 2016, the Bronx-based butcher prepares each order to order, packs it with reusable ice packs and ships it overnight. Its butcher-shop approach also extends to practical cooking guidance for getting steakhouse results at home.
Based in New York, New York Print A Sign produces large-format banners, signs, and posters for local and online customers. Part of Super Supply Corporation, the company says it has 13 years of printing-industry experience and handles production in-house with professional staff and its own large-format equipment rather than outsourcing. It also offers eco-conscious printing choices, including recycled paper stocks and eco-solvent inks.
Dave and Paul founded New York Ravioli & Pasta Co. after growing up with the Sunday-dinner traditions of New York’s Little Italy. The company carries that family-centered heritage into fresh gourmet ravioli made for home cooks and restaurants throughout the tri-state area.
Founded in 2008 by President and CEO John Keogh, New York Temperature Controls designs, installs, and services custom building automation and temperature-control systems from its Midtown Manhattan headquarters. The company also fabricates custom control panels at its Long Island City facility and remains involved after installation, upgrading and servicing systems to support long-term energy efficiency. NYTC is a Johnson Controls Authorized Building Controls Specialist and has provided building management controls for One Grand Central Place since 2008.
Founded by artist and longtime contractor Andru Eron, New York Tilemakers handcrafts art tiles and produces custom mosaic murals in its Long Island City, Queens studio. Every tile is made in New York City from locally sourced clay and lead-free glazes, with small-batch, made-to-order work that preserves the irregular character of handmade ceramics. The studio has fabricated and installed major murals for New York City public schools and LaGuardia Airport, including a 21-by-21-foot installation made with more than 1,500 subway tiles.
From its bakery in New York City, New Yorker Bagels makes hand-rolled, boiled-and-baked bagels and ships them fresh across the country. Still family owned and operated, the company traces its roots back 50 years and has supplied New York-area bagel shops, cafes and hotels for decades. Its bagels are Star-K pas Yisroel kosher certified, 100% vegan and made without preservatives.
Family-owned and operated since 1955, Newburg Egg supplies fresh eggs and egg ingredients to customers seeking dependable food-service and manufacturing resources. The company has expanded from its original egg business to offer liquid, frozen, and hard-cooked egg products while maintaining a focus on close customer relationships and careful service.
Since opening in 2012, Newburgh Brewing Company has been part of Newburgh’s renaissance as Orange County’s first craft brewery. Chris and Paul’s brewery has made more than 120 beer styles while building a community gathering place in its taproom, where local causes regularly host fundraisers. Its beer reaches bars, restaurants, and stores throughout the Hudson Valley.
Pastry chef Kate Schlenker has grown Newbury Park Pastries from a college venture opened in 1987 into a Rochester-area bakery with a loyal following for its savory pies. After years of wholesale work for local restaurants and venues, Schlenker shifted the business toward take-and-bake specialties in 2003, including the famous Turkey Pot Pie. She now operates the bakery with her crew in Henrietta and brings its weekly offerings to local pickup spots and the Brighton Farmers Market.
Family-owned Newcastle Fabrics Corp. & Acoustone has been weaving in the United States since 1949, with Daniel Alvarado Sr. now working alongside his son, Daniel Jr. The Maxton, North Carolina mill is known for producing fabrics that bring both visual character and practical performance to commercial interiors, while its acoustic line has also served schools and sound studios.
Founded by Jane in Hangzhou in 2006 and brought to New York in 2014, Newline Fashion Group supplies fabrics and develops garments for designers and fashion brands. Its Manhattan Garment District team pairs a fabric library with more than 20 years of textile experience and a network of over 200 production factories in China, supporting projects from material sourcing through finished production. The company’s sample room includes more than 12 QA and QC staff, and the team produces over 200 styles monthly.
Established in 1969 as Newport Research Corporation, Newport is a photonics manufacturer whose early identity was shaped by steel-clad honeycomb tables built to isolate laser experiments from vibration. Today, the Irvine-headquartered company develops technology for scientific, industrial and defense customers, while also engineering integrated solutions for original equipment manufacturers. Newport became a wholly owned subsidiary of MKS Instruments in 2016 and operates 15 manufacturing facilities worldwide.
Newport Company is a specialty manufacturer and supplier known for solving unusual access requirements in mission-critical facilities rather than relying on standard commercial doors. It works with facility engineers, contractors, and integrators to specify high-speed cleanroom and machine-protection systems, supporting projects from design through installation and commissioning.
With more than 35 years in the print trade, Newprint produces commercial print and custom paperboard packaging for businesses across the United States. Its online ordering system combines packaging customization and structural design support with traditional print production, including short digital runs and longer offset volumes. Newprint also offers private web-to-print stores for companies that need branded purchasing and distribution managed in one place.
Newtex Industries manufactures high-temperature textiles, fire-containment products, safety apparel, industrial seals, and consumer heat- and fire-safety goods. Its capabilities include yarn processing, weaving, twisting, texturizing, coating, lamination, fabrication, cutting, sewing, assembly, and testing for industrial, aerospace, aviation, commercial, government, military, and automotive applications.