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Since Samuel H. Pooley founded it in 1932, Pooley Inc. has built its identity around being “The House That Service Built,” a service-first industrial supplier rooted in Western New York. The company began as a custom conveyor-belt shop and now helps regional manufacturers keep equipment running, including around-the-clock emergency support.
Buffalo-based POP Biotechnologies develops nanotechnology platforms for vaccines, immunotherapies and light-activated cancer drug delivery. Its patented SNAP technology forms nanoliposome vaccines by binding His-tagged antigens to CoPoP liposomes, and has supported EuCorVac-19, a COVID-19 vaccine that met primary endpoints in a Phase 3 study. The company also produces CoPoP under GMP at a 2.5-million-dose scale and is advancing PhotoDOX, which uses red light to trigger localized doxorubicin release in solid tumors.
From its Pittsford manufacturing facility, Popcorn Charlie’s makes nut-free popcorn for everyday snacking, gifts, events and large-scale orders. The company stands out for handling everything from wedding popcorn bars and nonprofit fundraisers to the 50,000 gallons supplied for a Calvin Klein fashion show, while offering local pickup, Rochester-area delivery and nationwide shipping. It also supports local organizations and recognizes Greater Rochester residents through its Acts of Kindness Award.
From humble beginnings in a Rockland County, New York basement, Popinsanity has built its identity around turning popcorn into a carefully made gourmet experience. Its New York confectionery produces fresh small-batch popcorn with USA-grown non-GMO corn, while custom packaging helps the company serve individual customers, events, and corporate gifting.
Brooklyn-born PopWheels operates an e-bike battery-swapping network that lets delivery workers exchange depleted batteries for charged ones at public stations. Founded in New York City by bicycle-safety advocate Baruch Herzfeld and technology founder David Hammer, the company focuses on moving battery charging out of apartments and into fire-safe public infrastructure. Its Hudson Square site was announced as America’s first public battery-swapping hub and the first FDNY-official network of its kind.
Founded in 1959 as a division of SC Johnson, Porelon LLC manufactures custom inking systems, elastomers and specialty foams for demanding applications. The Cookeville company pioneered salt-leached thermoplastic foam, has produced more than one billion rolls, and develops much of its work to customer specifications. Its products are made in the USA and sold worldwide, with chemists, engineers and technicians testing each order for application-specific performance.
Portage Pie is a Westfield, New York pie shop known for freshly baked, handmade pies made with locally grown fruit whenever possible. After decades of pie-making, the shop also created its own hand-finished maple rolling boards, made in the USA, to make rolling crusts easier at home.
Founded by interior designer Stafford Meyer, Porte + Hall grew from her frustration with the lack of well-designed entry mats, spending two years refining a collection that could bring more character to the doorstep. The company is known for treating the doormat as part of a home’s design story while still engineering it for foot traffic, weather, and straightforward cleaning.
Founded in 2003 by French winemaker Frédéric Bouché, Ports of New York is a small artisanal urban winery in Ithaca producing Finger Lakes wines, including its specialty Meleau wines. A scion of Maison Bouché, the Normandy winery established by his family in 1919, Bouché continues family winemaking techniques while using grapes grown entirely in the Finger Lakes AVA. The winery also houses artifacts from Maison Bouché and offers tastings and tours.
POSBANK manufactures point-of-sale hardware and self-service systems for retail, restaurant, and hospitality businesses. The company combines checkout terminals with newer formats such as kiosks, kitchen display systems, and table-ordering devices, and supports OEM/ODM and embedded IoT work. Its global reach is reflected in more than 120 distributors, annual production of 283,000 units, and a 2022 Export Tower Award from the Korea International Trade Association.
Poseidon Systems develops and manufactures real-time condition-monitoring sensors and connected solutions that track oil health and metallic wear debris in critical machinery. Based in Victor, New York, the company’s specialty is pairing its Trident sensing technology—including commercially available electrochemical impedance spectroscopy—with the Poseidon Live Industrial IoT platform to help operators spot failures early and manage maintenance from wind turbines to locomotives and marine engines. Poseidon also designs customer-specific sensing and monitoring systems, and its products are made under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
From its shop in Woodside, Queens, Posh Print produces custom print-on-demand materials for New York City businesses, organizations and individuals. The locally owned and operated printer pairs production with design help, serving both routine branding needs and urgent jobs such as wedding posters, business cards and signage. It also uses recyclable materials and energy-efficient practices when possible.
Rooted in Indian heritage and supplied directly from its Bengaluru mill, Posh Textiles manufactures furnishing fabrics for residential, hospitality, and commercial interiors. Its design team develops bespoke textiles to meet a project’s specific visual and technical needs, while the company’s sustainability efforts include azo-free dyes, recycling selvage waste into yarn and bags, and investing 2% of annual revenue in nearby communities. Posh Textiles also operates an eye hospital clinic in India that provides free care to people in need.
Founded in 1971 as Posillico Bros. Asphalt, Posillico Materials supplies asphalt and aggregate materials for Long Island construction and paving projects. Its two facilities in Farmingdale and Holtsville include a Farmingdale wash plant described as the world’s largest and most advanced contaminated-soil washing facility, providing Long Island’s first fixed-base remediation and recycling plant for contaminated soil. The company also custom-manufactures materials and emphasizes recycling to reduce landfill waste and the need for virgin raw materials.
For more than 30 years, Posimech has been a certified supplier to Tier 1 and Tier 2 OEMs from its Medford, New York shop. The company is known for precision machining and electro-mechanical assembly for demanding aerospace, medical, and high-tech microwave applications, backed by AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification.
With nearly 40 years devoted to cardiac PET, Positron Corporation co-develops, manufactures and sells PET and PET-CT imaging systems for nuclear medicine providers across North America. Based in Buffalo, the company pairs its Attrius PET and NeuSight 64-slice PET-CT platforms with clinical, technical and training support, helping practices adopt molecular imaging for cardiac diagnostics while also serving oncology and neurology applications. Its compact dedicated cardiac PET system and integrated service model distinguish Positron in a field where equipment and operational support must work together.
From its New York base, Pospea develops one-chip integrated lasers for applications such as 3D displays, LiDAR and robotics. The company brings more than 20 years of experience in integrated photonics to fast-tuning, mode-hop-free systems with broad wavelength ranges, while its team works with customers on customized laser solutions.
Since 2005, Post Material Handling has been a small, hands-on engineering and fabrication company serving the life sciences sector. Its team develops custom material-handling systems for pharmaceutical manufacturers, with particular attention to sanitary operation, close collaboration, and equipment that can be integrated into an existing process.
For more than 25 years, Post Surgical Manufacturing has made reusable orthopedic and other surgical instruments, taking projects from design through production as a single-source contract manufacturer. Its Hauppauge team combines experienced hand craftsmanship with design-for-manufacturability, precision machining, assembly and packaging, and can produce pilot or production runs as small as 25 parts. Post Surgical holds ISO 13485:2016 certification and has been recognized by Ethicon Endo-Surgery for quality and customer service.
Known in Briarcliff Manor as a convenient local resource for shipping and printing, PostAll helps residents and businesses manage everyday package and document needs. The shop also provides private mailboxes with street addresses and secure package receiving for customers who need a dependable alternative to home delivery.