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Founded by Lorne Geddes in 1979, Pacline Overhead Conveyors designs, fabricates, installs, and services overhead conveyor systems for manufacturing and distribution operations. The company has installed more than 2 million feet of conveyor in over 30 countries, and its permanent customer testing facility lets engineers trial unusual configurations and carriers with actual products. Pacline has maintained compliance with ISO 9001 since 2000.
Pacron manufactures protective packaging for products moving through shipping, storage and fulfillment, from its original operations to a 1-million-square-foot manufacturing complex and a newer Ohio facility. Its range combines familiar cushioning materials with curbside-recyclable paper packaging and cold-chain protection, while sustainability efforts include FSC and SFI certifications, an EcoVadis Gold Medal in 2024, and How2Recycle membership. The company emphasizes factory-direct service and quick lead times for customers nationwide.
Pactiv Evergreen manufactures packaging for food and beverages, including gable-top cartons for fresh liquid products. Its PlantCarton cartons are made with about 70% paper, and its packaging range serves food processors, retailers, foodservice, and private-label businesses.
Paddy Lee Fashions is a Long Island City apparel manufacturer whose custom garments and embellishment work have appeared in Macy’s campaigns, at Yankee Stadium, and on professional athletes. Its work ranges from fashion pieces such as a silver sequin top featured on a Macy’s holiday mailer to screen-printed and embroidered apparel made for brands, foundations, and events.
Founded in 1976 by telecommunications engineers with avionics expertise, PAGE GSE designs, develops, and manufactures ground-support equipment for aviation operations. The company built its early reputation in 400Hz distribution and control equipment, including systems for the Rockwell B-1B aircraft production facility, and has since expanded into products such as aircraft power cable assemblies and pre-conditioned-air equipment. Its principals bring more than 150 years of combined aviation experience to product development and customer support.
PageBlank is a design-and-print marketplace that turns preselected designer concepts into customized business marketing materials, with the company’s designers handling the editing and production rather than asking customers to do it themselves. Its designFirst™ process is built around choosing a style and uploading text or images, then extending that look across print collateral and websites. The company also offers complex printing such as white-ink, clear-surface, sticker and large-graphic work.
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PAGUS helps organizations move smaller, fragmented mail programs through enterprise print-and-mail infrastructure without enterprise production minimums. Based in Holbrook, New York, the company aggregates mail streams, prepares programs for production, and provides ongoing oversight for communications that still need to be accurate and on time. Its model is designed for regulated and time-sensitive operations that cannot justify managing mail entirely in-house or meet traditional high-volume vendor thresholds.
Paintcanlabels.com specializes in web-based printing and fulfillment for paint-can labels, helping paint and coatings manufacturers produce color-accurate labels in sizes ranging from drums to quarter-pints. Based in Deer Park, the company also supports private-label programs by archiving artwork, coordinating reprints and shipments, and storing inventory for pick-and-ship service. Its in-house designers can recreate or develop label artwork, while its Heidelberg press equipment supports both conventional and UV printing, including metallized and synthetic substrates.
PainTrace develops a wearable monitor and software platform that objectively measures pain through electrical activity linked to the nervous system, giving veterinarians and researchers a real-time view of pain in animals and, for investigational use, humans. Its focus is companion-animal and equine care, where graphical measurements can help locate pain, distinguish acute from chronic pain, and show how patients respond to treatment. The system pairs skin-mounted sensors with an iPad application and supports both clinical practice and pain research.
Founded in Milwaukee in 1980, PAK Technologies grew from selling cleaners and restoration chemicals into a contract manufacturing and packaging company. It now operates production and warehousing facilities in multiple states, with its Milwaukee headquarters also serving as a food processing center. The company provides contract processing, packaging, and distribution for national and international accounts.
Pakistan Engineering Company Limited (PECO) manufactures steel towers for electricity transmission and telecommunications, along with pumps and electric motors. The Lahore-based public company is listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange and traces its industrial record to at least 50 years, as reflected by its 2008 Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry award for completing five decades.
Family owned and operated since 1967, Paladino Printing & Graphics grew from a small typesetter into a full-service printing and graphic design company serving projects from business materials to large-format work. The Bayside firm blends old-world press craftsmanship with offset, digital, and on-demand technology, while using soy-based inks and recycled papers as part of its environmental efforts.
Since 1992, Palamatic Process has designed powder-handling equipment and complete, automated production lines from its base in Brécé, France. Its engineering teams deliver turnkey systems for industries ranging from food and chemicals to nuclear energy and water treatment, with projects supported by industrial testing stations in France and Canada. The company reports more than 3,000 installations across over 60 countries.
Founded in 1992 in the Nantes region, Palamatic Process designs, manufactures, and integrates custom equipment and automated production lines for handling powders and bulk materials. From its French headquarters, the company supports demanding applications—including explosive powders—with an industrial test center used to trial customer materials before installation. Now part of the FIDEIP industrial group, Palamatic Process employs 100 people, has completed more than 2,000 installations worldwide, and exports to over 80 countries.
Palermo Bakery is a retail bakery offering custom cakes and desserts for celebrations ranging from birthdays and showers to religious occasions. Customers can choose cake fillings and flavors and schedule in-store pickup through its Palermo 365 Shop.
Paleteria Fernandez makes and distributes fruit paletas, ice cream and other frozen treats in New York, bringing the traditional Mexican paletería experience to its Port Chester and Mamaroneck shops. The family business has operated in New York since 2004, using recipes passed down from its parents, who learned them in Tocumbo, Michoacán—the birthplace of the La Michoacana paleta tradition. Its Mamaroneck location, opened in 2010, serves as the parent branch distributing products to other establishments.
Since 1997, family-owned Palisades Paper has supplied kosher parchment paper and related baking papers to home kitchens, restaurants, and bakeries. The company grew from a custom parchment order sourced from France and remains privately operated, offering private-label programs alongside personalized service. Its parchment is certified for Passover and year-round use by Star-K and NSK, with FSC-certified options and recyclable packaging.
Pall Corporation makes filtration, separation, and purification products and provides related technical services. Founded in 1946, the company says it has spent decades addressing complex filtration challenges and serves customers around the globe; it is part of Danaher.
Palladio GFRG is a family business shaped by founder John Purcell’s lifelong work in plaster and a deep respect for traditional architectural craft. Introduced in 2024, the company carries that experience into custom GFRG work for commercial and retail projects, helping architects and designers realize distinctive spaces.
Founded by plaster craftsman John Purcell in 2008, Palladio Mouldings creates custom architectural plaster mouldings and restores historic trim using traditional hand-making methods. Its work combines sculptors’ one-of-a-kind artwork with CAD engineering, carrying classical proportions into projects ranging from private homes to major North American landmarks. Palladio says it brings more than 50 years of collective custom-moulding experience to each project, from design through installation.