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Since 1958, Panther Martin has made spinning fishing lures, including the original inline spinner with its distinctive convex/concave blade mounted directly on the shaft. The Port Jefferson, New York company is especially known for trout lures, though its designs have also proven effective for freshwater and saltwater gamefish. More than 126 million Panther Martin lures have been sold in the United States, with the brand also distributed internationally.
Papa Did It makes small-batch smoked and dry-cured meats in the USA, carrying old-world recipes from a family sausage-making tradition in southern Ukraine into American charcuterie. The family-owned business is shaped by its founder’s 15 years in the restaurant industry and focuses on bold, cross-cultural flavors, from Balkan-style suho meso to pork-free beef and turkey assortments. Its products are made under USDA supervision, with wholesale options designed for small stores that want to test products without large minimum orders.
Papa Rozier Farms turns castor and moringa grown on its family-owned, 50-acre farm in Haiti into unrefined natural oils and body-care products. The company’s farm-to-home process carries the harvest from handpicked, sun-dried seeds to cold pressing and bottling at its Bushwick, Brooklyn facility. Its work also supports BATI School, which in 2024 served 130 students and helped provide employment for 24 people in the community.
From its Cologne headquarters, PAPACKS SALES GmbH develops and industrially manufactures fiber-based molded packaging from renewable materials, including paper, wood and industrial hemp. Its BRCGS-certified plants in Arnstadt and Appingedam can produce more than one billion molded parts a year, while more than 120 worldwide patent families support its work on plastic-free coatings and packaging technology. PAPACKS has received the WorldStar Packaging Award annually since 2022 and extends its production model through licensing partners in international markets.
PaQuí produces artisanal tequila handcrafted in a small distillery using traditional pot stills. The submitted source context describes tequila made from 100% Blue Weber Agave from Jalisco, Mexico, with steaming, fermentation, and a proprietary process.
Par Health makes essential medicines, including active pharmaceutical ingredients, generic drugs and sterile injectables, through a global manufacturing network. Formed from the merger of Mallinckrodt and Endo, the company carries more than 160 years of pharmaceutical experience, including a St. Louis API site with roots reaching back over 160 years. With 10 manufacturing facilities, two R&D centers and products reaching more than 70 countries, Par Health combines that long industrial history with a broad modern supply network.
Since 1932, PAR Puzzles has been hand-cutting one-of-a-kind wooden jigsaw puzzles in its New York studio, often designing custom puzzles from customers’ photographs or favorite artwork. John and Justin Madden now carry forward the distinctive style developed by founders John Henriques and Frank Ware, including hand-drawn silhouette pieces that date to the 1930s and 1950s. Every puzzle arrives in a pictureless box and includes a “par time,” turning the finished image into both a surprise and a challenge.
PAR Technology Corporation provides technology for restaurant, retail, and other high-volume commerce operators, connecting point-of-sale operations with customer engagement and payments through its PAR Intelligence platform. Its offerings include physical POS hardware as well as software and operational services, and the company reports that more than 140,000 restaurant locations run on PAR.
Founded on Long Island in 1995, Parabit designs and manufactures U.S.-made security, self-service and customer-experience hardware and software. Its work ranges from facility-monitoring systems to airport charging and welcome-center solutions, with in-house engineering, fabrication, integration and support. Parabit has delivered 25 welcome centers and more than 400 screens for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and completed a 500-location access-control deployment for a major U.S. bank.
Founded by John H. Erbland, Rochester-based Paradigm Emissions Technologies designs and manufactures patented plasma pollution-control systems that remove particulate matter from diesel and gasoline engine exhaust. Its compact pass-through reactors are built for both fleet retrofits and integration into new engine designs, helping protect EGR and aftertreatment components while reducing fuel and maintenance costs. The company received a $256,000 National Science Foundation SBIR grant in 2022 to advance plasma-reactor research for high-temperature diesel exhaust.
Founded by CEO Ralph Bianculli in 1997, Paradigm Group—through its Emerald Brand—develops sustainable disposable and packaging solutions that replace conventional paper and petroleum-based plastics with agricultural fibers and plant-based materials. The company’s signature Tree-Free, Farm to Tissue, Farm to Paper, and Plant to Plastic innovations grew from an original recycled-materials line into a broader approach to using crop waste and renewable feedstocks. Emerald products carry certifications including USDA BioPreferred, ASTM, Cedar Grove, and BPI.
Veteran-founded Paradox Brewery makes independent craft beer in North Hudson, where its Adirondack operation grew from Paul Mrocka’s homebrewing experiments after he discovered German brewing traditions while serving as an Army pilot. Built in 2019 after seven years of brewing underground for locals, the 25,000-square-foot brewery draws naturally filtered water from 600 feet beneath the Adirondack Park and produces beer for its mountain-view taproom and beyond. Its flagship Paradox IPA originated in 2013, while the brewery’s capacity reaches 15,000 barrels annually.
Paradox Customs builds custom gaming PCs, from configurable systems and prebuilts to specialized liquid-cooled rigs. The company also offers PC optimization and technical support, with custom builds typically assembled in two to three weeks and select ready-to-ship systems dispatched within 48 hours. Local pickup is available for its custom-built PCs.
Established in 1979, Rochester-based Paragon Steel Rule Dies manufactures steel rule dies and precision laser- and waterjet-cut parts for converting-industry customers. Its in-house design and CAD department supports projects from development through prototype testing, while the company’s expanded facility and computer-controlled equipment handle close-tolerance, complex shapes. Paragon guarantees every order produced in its facility.
Paramold Manufacturing makes candles and industrial waxes at its fifth-generation, family-owned and operated facility in Sayville, New York. Founded as Paramold in 1976 after the Koster family’s wax and candle business began in 1852, it was among the first U.S. manufacturers of pressed tealights and continues to produce candles, wax blends and candle-making supplies. Its 16-acre operation includes three buildings, more than 60,000 square feet of production and warehousing space, and an on-site laboratory for batch testing and custom work.
Founded by a U.S. Army veteran in 1974, Paramount Mattress hand-assembles new mattress sets in Los Angeles and has remained family owned and operated through two generations. From its Boyle Heights factory, the company also supplies new furnishings and appliances to institutions, hotels, support-service programs, and the TV and film industry. Paramount Mattress is recognized as a City of Los Angeles Legacy Business and has maintained its current building since 1983.
Founded in Montreal by Nicholas Assaly in 1958, Paramount Paper Products Ltd. supplies packaging and related industrial solutions to manufacturers, warehouses and other businesses. The company remains led by members of the Assaly family alongside John Bilikas, carrying forward a customer-needs-first approach while offering specialized products such as its patented Placard label holder and the Husky North line of industrial cleaners. Paramount also conducts warehouse audits to identify ways customers can reduce labour, transportation costs and waste.
Known for developing new texturing processes with its customers, Paratus Industries is a Buffalo, New York, engineering and manufacturing company serving plastics and composite manufacturers. Its 100,000-plus-square-foot facility supports the in-house design and production of specialized embossing machinery, including systems for random and hollow-profile patterns. The company also provides field support for equipment from Paratus and other manufacturers.
Parchment Crafters makes custom-printed parchment and food-service papers in the USA, turning restaurant, bakery, and food-brand artwork into branded wraps and liners. Its materials include natural Kraft paper with food-safe inks, and its parchment is described as PFAS-free and certified compostable by the Compost Manufacturing Alliance. The Brooklyn company reports more than 10,000 completed projects and ships throughout the United States.
For more than 30 years, Parcome Paris has been known for creating tailor-made luxury packaging for international luxury brands. With design teams in Paris and New York and production sites in Europe and Asia, the company develops distinctive packaging for brands such as Bulgari and Bottega Veneta.