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PartsBridge Associate turns engineering concepts into mechanical parts, handling projects from rapid prototyping through production through its own manufacturing and vetted global partner network. The Mount Sinai company says it has more than 30 years of experience, has shipped over 2 million products, and also sells finished products such as air compressors. Its quality system is identified as ISO 16949 certified, with manufacturing connections spanning two countries.
Partyka Farms is a sixth-generation Western New York family farm producing fresh fruits and vegetables, along with its signature no-shell pumpkin seeds grown, processed and dry-roasted on the farm. From 900 acres in Kendall, the Partyka family runs a year-round farm market that has become a gathering place for seasonal produce, family activities and locally rooted food. The family also operates The Farmer’s Table, a farm-to-table restaurant in Hamlin.
Founded in 1904 as a retail operation, Pasargad Home has grown into a designer and manufacturer of luxury home furnishings, exquisite area rugs, furniture, lighting and accessories. The company is especially distinctive for its broad rug expertise, from hand-knotted Oushak designs to cleaning, restoration, color repair and preservation services. Its work centers on innovative design, careful detailing and distinctive quality.
From a hard-candy shop founded by Anshel Paskesz in early-twentieth-century Hungary, Paskesz Candy Company has grown into a family-owned Brooklyn confectionery company making and distributing kosher candy, snacks, cookies and chocolates. The family’s U.S. story began in 1954 with kosher cookies, and its focus on kashrus has since carried through four generations, including the development of products such as Milk Munch and Sour Sticks. Paskesz now serves customers worldwide through its Brooklyn operation and distribution centers in Belgium, Israel, the United Kingdom and Canada.
Founded in New York in 2005 by industry executives, Passive Plus is known for pairing RF and microwave component manufacturing with unusually deep engineering support. Its U.S.-based laboratory performs testing up to 67 GHz, and the company develops custom parts for demanding applications in fields such as medical imaging and semiconductor manufacturing.
Locally owned and serving the Pomona area, Passoni Marble & Granite brings 20 years of experience to custom stone work for residential and commercial customers. Its licensed and insured team fabricates and installs tailored surfaces, offering free consultations from its local showroom.
From its factory in Watervliet, Passonno Paints manufactures and supplies surface coatings for residential, commercial, and industrial projects across New York’s Capital Region. Founded by Fred Passonno in 1926, the family-owned business remains in its original factory location and is now operated by the fourth generation. Its own line includes 100% acrylic house paints and specialized alkyd coatings, alongside industrial products distributed through its long-standing PPG partnership.
For 35 years, Pasta People NY has built its name as a chef-driven pasta manufacturer and distributor serving the New York metropolitan area. Based in West Babylon, the company supplies roughly 450 customers in Long Island, Queens and Manhattan with fresh pasta made for professional kitchens.
PASTY MAN is a New York City brand built around a blunt idea: men who enjoy the sun should take its risks seriously. It makes mineral sunscreen for men, with a matte SPF 30 formula designed to feel comfortable enough for regular wear.
PAT McGRATH LABS is Pat McGrath’s eponymous cosmetics brand, launched after she formulated and perfected a collection of high-performance cosmetics alongside her work in fashion and beauty. Since its launch, the brand has introduced cosmetics, skincare, collaborations, and curated collections, with its debut product GOLD 001 launching in 2015.
Founded in 1991, Patalan “650” Mechanical Corp designs, fabricates, installs and repairs steel structures and mechanical systems for industrial and commercial customers. Based on Long Island, the company handles projects from its own fabrication shop through on-site erection, with a dedicated fleet of cranes, trucks and trailers. Its work includes large steel tanks, recycling and ready-mix plant components, pre-engineered buildings and ongoing power-plant maintenance.
In the heart of Nyack, Pâtisserie Didier Dumas makes traditional French pastries, cakes and savory café fare in a quick-service bakery café. Chef Didier’s shop is known for bringing a distinctly Parisian touch to the suburban Hudson Valley, with specialties such as almond croissants, fruit tarts and made-to-order crêpes. It also prepares cakes and bite-sized sweets for holidays and special occasions.
In Williamsburg, Chef Tomoko Kato handcrafts French-Japanese pastries and bespoke celebration cakes, pairing classical French technique with the restraint and seasonal sensibility of Japanese craftsmanship. Patisserie Tomoko also offers an intimate 13-seat dessert bar, where a three-course tasting can be paired with wine or sake. Its artisan mochi craftsmanship has been featured by The New York Times, while the shop’s distinctive blend has earned attention from Time Out New York and The Infatuation.
Founded in 1989 in downtown Rochester, Patrick Printing produces offset and digital printing while also helping customers take projects from design through mailing. The Rochester-area printer added an Irondequoit location in 2005 after acquiring Jamar Printing and is now a division of Presstek Printing LLC. Its distinctly human, community-minded approach is built around dependable deadlines, personal service, and a selection of earth-friendly papers from across North America.
Pattern Brands builds a family of consumer brands focused on thoughtfully designed products for the home. Its portfolio includes Onsen’s fast-drying waffle towels, Miracle Made’s sleep products, and GIR’s durable silicone kitchen tools.
With roots reaching back to Benjamin F. Kelley & Company’s founding in 1880, Patterson Kelley (PK) Blenders is a long-established industrial engineering company now operating as part of Carrier Process Equipment Group. Its history includes John Fisher’s 1949 patent for the first V-Blender, and today PK develops custom powder-processing equipment for manufacturers that need dependable, repeatable production results.
For over a century, Paul deLima Coffee has roasted and packaged coffee in central New York for its own retail line and for businesses seeking private-label production. At its Cicero roasting plant, built in 1990, trained cuppers evaluate coffee from origin through finished package, combining sensory judgment with detailed testing for consistent results. The company also operates a Liverpool headquarters and distribution campus, created after acquiring and reviving the former Crouse Hinds facilities in 2005.
Since 1985, Paul Kobyluch has designed and built custom cabinetry, furniture, and architectural woodwork from his Salem, New York shop. A Cooper Union design and fine art graduate, Kobyluch personally completes or oversees every project, using new and reclaimed materials to create functional pieces shaped around each client’s needs. His work has appeared in Better Homes and Gardens, including its January 2002 and 2003 editions.
Founded by Paul, Paul's Rocket Stoves designs innovative, sustainable handcrafted stoves and brings them to farmers' markets, private parties, and community gatherings. The company pairs its virtually smokeless wood fires with communal cooking and cozy fire experiences, making the stove itself a centerpiece for connecting with nature and neighbors.