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Born from a Sydney family’s confectionery shop, Darrell Lea has been making soft-eating licorice and other sweets in Australia since 1927. Its signature licorice was invented in a factory beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge and is now exported to the United States, where the company employs part of a 500-person international workforce. Darrell Lea’s Australian-made treats are made without palm oil and use 100% sustainably sourced cocoa.
Pittsburgh-based independent perfumer Darren Alan creates artisan fragrances, bespoke scents, and vintage and historic perfume recreations. Trained in classical perfumery, Alan brings 30 years of personal perfume-making experience and 19 years in personal-care fragrance development to work that often draws on period-correct natural materials and Western Pennsylvania botanicals. He also shares his craft through online and in-person perfume classes and workshops.
Handcrafted in the Adirondacks since 1920, Dartbrook Rustic Goods is a Keene, New York, workshop known for rustic furniture with a strong sense of place. Its artisans kiln-dry sustainably sourced wood onsite, and each Dartbrook Signature piece is individually numbered and signed for homes ranging from Adirondack camps to residences across North America and Europe.
DartoUSA makes American-style dartboards and the specialized darts used with them, including boards for traditional baseball darts and Troy-style play. Its boards are made in the USA from basswood, with hand-painted centers and inlaid steel wires, while its product range also supports dartball and English-style games. The company’s focus is the less-common American side of darts rather than a broad general sporting-goods catalog.
DAS Aviation is an FAA Part 145 Repair Station providing aircraft component repair, airframe structural repair, sheet metal fabrication, component overhaul, landing gear overhaul and repair, composite structures, engineering, fabrication, and CNC machining. It serves business jet, commercial airline, and military clients.
Since the mid-1980s, DAS Business Furniture has designed and delivered technology-focused trading desks and complete office interiors, with its roots in complex trading-room projects. The London-based company now provides workplace and control-room solutions internationally, tailoring its furniture to clients’ technology and working styles while supporting projects through offices and partners across several regions. Its trading-desk heritage remains central, alongside a broader agile-workplace offering, and its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001:2015.
Dash designs kitchen appliances and cookware that make preparing whole, natural food at home more approachable. Its playful product line is especially known for compact MiniMaker and MultiMaker systems with interchangeable plates, alongside practical countertop appliances such as popcorn makers and ceramic griddles. Dash is a brand of StoreBound, a product-innovation company, and its products are designed in New York City with North American-based customer support.
Dasher Lawless is a Warren, Ohio-based original equipment manufacturer and services company known for keeping design, engineering and production closely connected. Its 300,000-square-foot manufacturing facilities support projects from early prototypes through continuous production, while its in-house teams deliver automated parking systems and related industrial solutions for developers, operators and other manufacturers.
Dashing Diva makes at-home manicures and pedicures, turning salon-style color and shine into quick gel strips, press-on nails, and one-step polish. Its lineup ranges from no-cure Gloss strips to LED-cured Glaze designs and instant Magic Press nails, giving customers several ways to get a finished look without a salon appointment.
Data 1 Graphics in Horsham, PA is an online printing resource providing full-color printing services including business cards, letterhead, envelopes, postcards, brochures, direct mail, flyers, catalogs, and more.
Data Bus Products, Corp. manufactures MIL-STD-1553 avionics equipment, serving as an independent source for the hardware that connects, tests and switches military data-bus systems. The small business makes its parts in the USA and combines off-the-shelf availability with custom configurations for demanding vehicle, airborne and test-bench applications. Its products are manufactured and tested to strict quality specifications, with applications staff available to translate customer requirements into tailored solutions.
Data Connect Enterprise manufactures, integrates, distributes, and supports IT connectivity, networking, and communications products for wire-line and wireless voice, data, video, SCADA, and industrial applications. Its offerings include network extension and access equipment, wireless and cellular gateways, industrial Ethernet products, fiber-optic networking products, modems, routers, switches, telephony equipment, and related services.
Incorporated in 1987, Data Control Inc. manufactures magnetic scheduling systems, markerboards, bulletin boards and related accessories for organizations that need practical ways to plan work and activities. Its prepackaged kits are designed for specific applications and arrive ready to set up, while the same boards and magnets can be configured into custom systems for more specialized scheduling needs. The company states that its products are made in the USA without outsourcing, and its whiteboards are GREENGUARD certified for indoor air quality and for Children & Schools.
Known for dependable electronics in demanding aerospace and defense environments, Data Device Corporation builds high-reliability data networking solutions for military, commercial, and space applications. Its Bohemia, New York factory is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certified, with manufacturing controls designed to meet stringent military standards. DDC says its connectivity products have accumulated more than 200 million hours of in-service history.
Established in 1997, Data Memory Marketing is a Gahanna, Ohio, national wholesaler known for serving the specialized optical-disc and data-storage trade. It also takes on customized projects for business customers, including distinctive video brochures.
Since 1969, Data Papers has served print distributors from its Muncy, Pennsylvania operation, building its reputation around a straightforward rule: “Do the Right Thing.” The company is a custom print shop focused on business communications, with particular experience supporting distributors and their customers. Its information-security practices include HIPAA and NIST SP 800-53 compliance.
For more than 30 years, Pittsburgh-based Data Science Automation, Inc. has engineered custom automation and quality-control systems for research, manufacturing, government, and business operations. Its scientists and engineers combine hardware, software, and systems-integration expertise, while a methodical plan-first approach is designed to reduce project risk and leave clients as self-sufficient as they want to be. The company says it has solved more than 3,000 technical challenges for over 1,650 businesses and is regularly audited and certified by the Control System Integrators Association.
A 99-year-old family business, DATAGRAPHIC produces custom print and packaging in-house from its Long Island facility, with particular strength in tactile, highly finished work such as books and luxury presentation pieces. Its team combines more than 10 printing and finishing capabilities under one roof, and the company ships worldwide. DATAGRAPHIC is G7 Master Qualified and FSC® Certified for designated products.
For more than 50 years, Datalogic has built an international technology business from its Italian base, with roughly 3,000 employees working across 27 countries. The company develops equipment for automatic data capture and factory automation, with barcode readers and mobile computers among its best-known offerings.