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Organic Nectars, Inc. is a Hudson Valley food maker producing hand-crafted, plant-based, organic and gluten-free gelato, chocolates, syrups, sweeteners and cacao products. It makes products in small batches using ingredients from fruits, nuts and seeds, including cashew-based gelato and coconut sugar-sweetened chocolate.
Organic Recycling Inc. produces compost, topsoil, and mulch at permitted facilities in Rockland and Orange Counties, New York, and supplies these materials across the New York metropolitan region. The company says it has more than 25 years of production experience and has delivered landscape materials across the tri-state area since 1985.
Founded around inventor Andy Maslin’s patented growing technology, 2445 Organics makes soil-based indoor SuperGrow systems that can take lettuce, basil and other vegetables from seed to harvest in as little as 18 days. Based in Potsdam, the company designs racks for homes, businesses and educational settings, and its systems are now used in more than 100 schools along with facilities serving veterans, seniors and other communities. Its year-round approach brings hands-on food growing into small indoor spaces rather than relying on traditional outdoor seasons.
Since 1990, Farmingdale’s ORICS Industries has designed and built American-made machinery that fills and seals cups, tubs and trays for food and pharmaceutical packaging. Its in-house engineering, panel shop and machine shop support customized turnkey lines, from container denesting through filling and sealing, including Modified Atmosphere Packaging systems. ORICS also develops dedicated pharmaceutical equipment for clean, precise handling of medical trays and unit-dose containers.
With more than 40 years of experience, Oriel Attachments is an Irish manufacturer known for developing excavator attachments with safety and durability in mind. Its products are designed and built in Ireland for construction, demolition and earthmoving customers worldwide, with parts and service support available through its international network.
Rooted in British heritage, Original BTC designs and manufactures handmade lighting in its own factories in Oxfordshire, England. Its collections are shaped by traditional craft, including bone china work and mouth-blown glass, with designs made for residential and commercial interiors. The company also produces bespoke pieces and collaborates with designers such as Buchanan Studio and Fabian Freytag.
Original Herkimer Cheese is a third-generation family-owned and operated maker of artisan cheeses, founded in 1949 by Sheldon and Norma Basloe. The company carries on Herkimer County’s longstanding cheddar tradition and says aged New York State cheddar has always been its specialty. It produces cheese in small batches and hand-wraps its cheese balls and logs.
Born from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute research led by Dr. Chulsung Bae, Orion Polymer makes self-supporting anion exchange membranes for hydrogen and other clean-energy systems. Its CMX membrane is produced in formats ranging from laboratory sheets to 25-meter rolls, building on polymer chemistry that an independent National Renewable Energy Laboratory study found retained performance under 80°C alkaline testing for 1,000 hours. The Saratoga Springs company combines academic materials research with polymer scale-up and membrane manufacturing for commercial energy developers.
Born from Brian and Rosie McGuigan’s return to Northern Ireland in 1979, Orior is a family-run furniture maker creating contemporary pieces in its Newry workshop. Its handcrafted work combines Irish furniture-making traditions with Scandinavian design influences, with son Ciaran McGuigan now serving as creative director. Orior builds each piece individually, often personalizing its materials and dimensions through close collaboration between designers and makers.
Oriskany Arms manufactures American-made 1911 pistols and components from its operation in Oriskany, New York. The company introduced its 1911 handgun line in 2013 and completed its government-, commander- and officer-sized offerings in 2015. Alongside complete pistols, Oriskany Arms offers custom work, including Cerakote finishes and laser engraving, and sells parts for 1911 builds.
Oriskany Manufacturing Technologies is a precision contract manufacturer focused on producing parts for mass transit original equipment manufacturers. The company describes a collaborative approach to customized manufacturing, applying Lean Manufacturing and Theory of Constraints methods to meet customer requirements with short lead times. Its stated vision is to become a renowned national supplier to the mass transit industry.
Founded in 2016, Orizon Aerostructures was built around the idea of a single, vertically integrated aerospace and defense business rather than a loose collection of suppliers. From its Kansas City headquarters and five Midwest facilities, the company supports commercial, military and space customers with large structural assemblies, backed by 776 associates and a quality system aligned with AS9100 and ISO 9001 requirements.
Since 1865, Orlandi has grown from a Manhattan financial printer into a private, family-owned manufacturer of fragrance and cosmetic sampling products, scented paper goods, and specialty packaging. The company began producing scented printing and perfume-testing papers in 1915, and its Farmingdale, New York operations now pair printing and packaging production with fragrance development, while a LEED-certified Chattanooga laboratory handles fragrance micro-encapsulation. Orlandi also supplies turnkey contract packaging and newer paper-based solutions such as its Reveal EcoPro fragrance label.
Founded in 2001 by Bahram Shabahang and Geoffrey Orley, Orley Shabahang creates contemporary and antique Persian carpets while reviving long-forgotten hand-weaving traditions. Its rugs are made entirely by hand in Iranian villages, from hand-spun wool and natural dyeing through knotting, and the company also provides careful cleaning and restoration for carpets meant to become heirlooms.
Born from Luanne DiBernardo’s search for a practical way to keep her brother Van, whose multiple sclerosis made heat difficult, comfortable, Oro Sports USA designs and manufactures cooling vests and gear for athletes and everyday use. Luanne launched the company with manufacturing partner Tom Burns in early 2020, building on a cooling-vest project that began in 2008 and a first lifestyle vest developed with Van. Its products are made in the USA, combining Van’s fashion-design background with engineering-led manufacturing and a woman-owned business.
Founded in 1990 by a former Israeli Police SWAT veteran, Orpaz Defense designs and makes firearm holsters and related carry gear in Israel. Drawing on more than 30 years of combat experience, the company develops polymer holsters with configurable retention and modular mounting options for military, police, security and civilian users. Orpaz also works with elite military and police units and has collaborated with IWI on firearm-carry solutions.
Founded in 1992, Orpheo designs and makes visitor-guidance technology for museums, heritage sites and other cultural attractions, while also creating the multimedia content and software that bring those tours to life. Its French-made devices are part of an end-to-end operation that can include immersive experiences, mobile apps and on-site visitor services. Orpheo says it has produced more than 300,000 devices, with 16 subsidiaries and partners serving projects in over 40 countries.
Founded in 1998, Ortek Therapeutics develops oral-health technologies and makes BasicBites, sugar-free soft chews designed to support enamel and the oral microbiome. The company’s work grew from a long-running collaboration with the Research Foundation for the State University of New York and Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine, where its arginine bicarbonate and calcium carbonate technology was developed and clinically tested. Ortek also created the FDA-cleared Ortek-ECD device for early detection of occlusal cavities, while BasicBites brings its microbiome research into a daily consumer product manufactured in the United States at an FDA-registered, CGMP facility.
From its New Rochelle facility, Ortho-Rite manufactures prescription orthotic devices and related clinical supplies, including custom foot orthotics, braces and impression foam. Its Ortho-Foam is designed to capture and reproduce the plantar surface as an alternative to plaster casting, while an on-site certified orthotist and technical advisory team support practitioners. The company also backs its manufactured products with a “No Questions Asked Guarantee.”
Founded in 1994 by owner and president Herschel Sauber, Brooklyn-based Orthocraft Inc. designs and fits custom prosthetic and orthotic devices while providing rehabilitation care for patients across New York, Long Island, and New Jersey. Its multidisciplinary team works alongside patients under one roof, with an in-house fabrication lab that supports precise customization and on-the-spot adjustments. Orthocraft also stands out for pairing clinical care with insurance advocacy and peer support, including guidance from people with lived experience of amputation.