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The Robibero family has been shaping its 42-acre New Paltz estate into a Hudson Valley winery since establishing Robibero Family Vineyards in 2010. Family members remain hands-on across the property, with winemaker Kristop Brown joining the operation in 2011 after training at Benmarl Winery and working in Walla Walla, Washington. The vineyard’s setting beneath the Shawangunk Ridge gives the winery a distinctly local character, while its tasting room offers a place for visitors to enjoy the family’s wines.
Founded in September 2018, South Korea’s ROBO ARETE develops and supplies cooking-robot systems for F&B businesses, with its AI-powered Robert-E frying robot at the center of its work. The company has operated its own Robert Chicken stores since February 2020 to test and refine the technology in daily service, and has since expanded robot sales from Korea to markets including the United States, Mexico, the Philippines and the United Kingdom. Its full robot system became the first in Korea to receive NSF food-hygiene and safety certification, while its Seoul R&D center supports cloud-based monitoring and updates for deployed systems.
Robosport Technologies develops robotic baseball-training equipment designed to build neuro-motor adaptability rather than lock athletes into a repetitive swing. Its flagship single-axis robotic batting tee randomizes ball positions within a batter’s strike zone, reflecting the company’s research into random and non-dominant-side practice. The New York-based team combines robotics experience with professional baseball backgrounds, including co-founder Nick Derba’s six years in the St. Louis Cardinals’ minor-league system.
Roc Paper Straws is a Rochester, New York manufacturer of durable, colorful paper straws made in the USA as an alternative to single-use plastic. The woman-owned, family-run operation began after co-owner Karrie, a local bar owner, switched to paper straws in 2018 and found American suppliers could not keep up with demand. Its plastic-free process uses food-grade materials and supports both stock designs and custom-printed straws for businesses.
Born in a Paris pharmacy in 1957, RoC® Skincare develops clinically tested skincare rooted in pharmaceutical precision and dermatology. Its scientists pioneered stabilized Retinol and have continued working with dermatologists, independently testing every formula through a four-part clinical validation process. Today, RoC is particularly known for its Retinol-focused age-defying skincare and its long record of scientific innovation.
Developed from Kodak technology by Dr. Sam Ghosh, RocCera has manufactured advanced ceramic components in Rochester since 2006. The company combines ceramic design and precision machining with 35 years of polyurethane and plastics experience, serving applications where wear, corrosion, oxidation or heat shorten the life of conventional parts. Its patented Road Rocs ceramic snow-plow shoes show that same materials expertise in a distinctly practical form, lasting through demanding upstate New York road service.
Founded in Rochester, New York, in 1962 with one heat-sealing machine and two employees, Rochester 100 now manufactures custom vinyl and polypropylene folders and holders in a 100,000-square-foot facility. Its Nicky’s Folders® became a patented polypropylene alternative to paper folders and are made in the USA for schools, businesses, and customers nationwide. The company remains closely associated with durable, water-resistant folders and its role as a sole-source school vendor.
Rochester Abrasives Industries makes American-made grinding wheels and segments, with a particular depth in custom formulations for industrial knife and cutlery applications. Drawing on 30 years of research and development, its Rochester team develops bond systems and wheel compositions around each customer’s machine, material and finish requirements. RAI is known for moving custom formulations from phone call to production in less than 24 hours when possible, with typical order-to-shipment turnaround of four to five days.
Since 1925, Rochester Gear has grown from a small Rochester machine shop into a made-to-order manufacturer of small and medium-sized precision gears for customers worldwide. Its 1994 acquisition of Rochester Bevel Gear expanded the company’s capabilities, while in-house inspection and design support help it handle projects ranging from prototypes to production work. Rochester Gear operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and supports the next generation of machinists through its long-running partnership with RIT.
Founded in 1967, Rochester Industrial Control manufactures custom electronic and electromechanical assemblies, with a particular focus on cable and harness work for transportation and electrification applications. Its Ontario operation spans more than 22,000 square feet across two facilities and is especially experienced with high-voltage cables for hybrid and all-electric vehicles, as well as replacement over-molded cables for equipment refurbishment. RIC also supports customers from concept and prototype work through production and testing.
Established in 1972, Rochester Insulated Glass is an independent, family-owned Upstate New York fabricator specializing in oversized architectural glass for commercial building projects. Its insulated glass work is anchored by a proprietary Warm Seal spacer, while jumbo furnaces and custom delivery methods support units as large as 130 by 284 inches. Three generations of family leadership have guided the company’s expansion from a regional glass fabricator to projects across North America and beyond.
For more than 25 years, Rochester Magnet has converted and supplied custom magnetic materials, rare-earth magnets, magnetic assemblies, and pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes for customers in the United States and overseas. Based in East Rochester, the company handles everything from prototypes and short runs to large-scale production, with technical guidance and low minimum orders. Its flexible magnetic materials and adhesive tapes are American-made, while its specialized work includes magnetic packaging closures and reusable trade-show display components.
Founded in January 2024, Rochester Metalworks & Design is a locally owned and operated Rochester company that designs, fabricates, and installs wrought-iron-style railings and other metalwork for homes and businesses. Led by President and CEO Chase Johnson, a former ironworker and welder with more than 10 years in the trade, the shop also takes on custom pieces and repairs, including fire-escape work coordinated with licensed inspectors. Its projects range from practical safety features to tailored furniture and decorative metalwork for Upstate New York spaces.
Founded in Rochester in 1888 as Rochester Germicide Company, Rochester Midland Corporation makes specialty chemical products and provides technical services for customer operations. Its history includes manufacturing hand soaps and cleaners, and it now positions itself as a performance partner in water management, food safety, and facility hygiene. The company reports an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
From its Greater Rochester, N.Y., headquarters, Rochester Precision Optics manufactures precision optical components, assemblies and electro-optical systems for applications ranging from night vision to medical devices. The vertically integrated U.S. manufacturer is notable for producing glass, polymer and infrared optics—including chalcogenide materials—in-house, with capabilities spanning design through volume production. RPO operates more than 40,000 square feet of climate-controlled Class 10,000 cleanroom space within its 110,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1958, Rochester Stampings has made custom metallic and non-metallic stampings and washers for manufacturers from its Western New York operation. The company takes projects from engineering and in-house tooling through production, with a particular specialty in short-run work and custom washers—millions of which it produces each year, often measuring an inch or less in outside diameter. Its 15,400-square-foot, custom-built facility expanded its tooling room in 2024 to support die making and injection mold building.
Established in 1932, Rochester Steel Treating Works is a Rochester, New York commercial heat treater that uses industrial furnaces and ovens to alter the properties of steel and other metal parts. Its capabilities span temperatures from -300°F to 2,400°F, with work ranging from a single tool for a small shop to production runs of several hundred pieces. RSTW supports specification-driven work with AS9100 and Nadcap certifications and ITAR registration.
Since 1899, Rochester Tailored Clothing has made made-to-order clothing by hand in its Rochester, New York factory. Founded by Jeremiah Hickey and Jacob Freeman, the company carries forward more than 125 years of American tailoring knowledge, including hand-sewing and reweaving practiced on the shop floor today. Its long-serving tailors and supervisors—some with decades at the factory—are central to its “Keep the Quality Up” tradition.
Röchling SE & Co. KG is a family-run plastics group that traces its business to Friedrich Ludwig Röchling’s 1822 coal-trading enterprise and has developed into an international specialist in customized plastics. The group operates Automotive, Industrial, and Medical divisions, with 11,401 employees across 84 locations in 25 countries and 2025 sales of €2.547 billion. Its industrial business supplies thermoplastics and composite materials as semi-finished products and machined components, while its other divisions make plastic systems and components for mobility and healthcare.
Rochow Swirl Mixer Co. makes commercial bakery cutters in the USA, including heavy-duty shaped cutters formed from thick-gauge stainless steel. Based in Rochester, New York, the company also produces rotary cutters in stainless steel and plastic, with custom shapes available for specialized baking needs.