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Since 1991, Matt Funiciello and his crew have run Rock Hill Bakehouse & Cafe in Glens Falls, hand-baking the naturally leavened hearth breads that have made the shop a fixture of the region’s food scene. The bakery uses simple, natural ingredients and stone hearth ovens, while its cafe serves an all-vegan menu in a gathering place that also houses a bookstore and vinyl shop. Rock Hill’s Jewish rye and other breads have drawn attention from food writers including Mimi Sheraton, Jeffrey Steingarten, James Beard and Julia Child.
Since opening in 2005, Rock Stream Vineyards has been shaped by Dr. Mark Karasz, a West Point graduate, retired Army lieutenant colonel, and chemist whose tour in Italy inspired the estate winery. On Seneca Lake, the winery is especially known for its unusual Dry Niagara and for being the area’s oldest licensed Grappa distillery.
Established in 2012, Rockaway Brewing Co. is Queens’ first and oldest brewery, brewing fresh beer in its Long Island City taproom. The proudly local brewery welcomes the neighborhood with rotating beers, including its Rockaway IPA, for people looking to drink local.
Rocket Pharmaceuticals is a Cranbury, New Jersey biotechnology company developing and manufacturing genetic therapies intended to address the root causes of rare diseases. Its integrated research and manufacturing operation includes roughly 30,000 square feet of laboratories and a 103,720-square-foot facility built in 2022, with programs spanning inherited cardiovascular and blood disorders. Rocket’s first FDA-approved gene therapy, KRESLADI, treats severe leukocyte adhesion deficiency-I.
Founded in 2014 by Christopher Craddock, New York-based RocketStar develops space propulsion and communications technology, from reusable aerospike rocket engines to the FireStar™ family of water-fueled plasma thrusters. Its FireStar™ Fusion Drive builds on that thruster with aneutronic nuclear fusion, while the Phoenix Eye™ software suite applies deep-space signal processing to secure communications and GPS-denied navigation. The company’s small team of scientists and engineers is pursuing more accessible space transportation and mission systems.
Rockit Motors manufactures electric motors, alternators, and their components as a contract manufacturing partner for mission-critical industrial programs. The company traces its roots to a General Motors division in the 1950s and now combines that Fortune 500 manufacturing heritage with a startup approach and production operations in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Rockit also added rail aftermarket overhaul capabilities in 2025 through its acquisition of Motor Coils Mfg. Ltd., a rail industry institution since 1954.
Established more than 75 years ago as a small Rockland County retail bakery, Rockland Bakery has been owned by the Battaglia family since 1986. The Nanuet-based company has grown into a large Northeast bakery while retaining a community presence, including donations to local organizations and products supplied to 9/11 rescuers. It serves wholesale customers across six states through its regional distribution network.
Rockland Standard Gear builds and remanufactures manual transmissions, transfer cases, and related powertrain components, with its Tranzilla Magnum conversions at the heart of its performance work. The company says it has a 30-year track record and builds more than 100 units each week, while its specialty work includes remanufacturing the Corvette ZF S6-40 for ZF and GM—the only North American source for those parts. RSG also backs its products with customer technical support and a stated inventory exceeding $1 million.
Rockville Audio began in 2011 as a small family business founded by two brothers and has since grown into a trusted professional-audio name. The USA-conceived company serves creators and listeners with equipment designed for settings such as live performance, vehicles, and home entertainment.
Rockwell Automation is a Milwaukee-based public company known for its focus on industrial automation rather than a broad mix of unrelated businesses. It helps manufacturers run smarter, more connected operations through automation technology and related support, serving industries such as cement production and general manufacturing.
Founded in 1967, Rodelco Electronics Corporation designs and manufactures custom RF and microwave hardware for performance-critical military and aerospace applications. The Ronkonkoma small business brings design-to-specification and build-to-print work together in a 20,000-square-foot facility, where complex microwave assemblies can be fabricated and tested under one roof. Its products have been installed on hundreds of military and aerospace platforms, and the company maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D:2016 certifications.
Family-run for six generations, Röders TEC is a more-than-200-year-old Soltau company whose identity spans traditional craftsmanship and precision engineering. It is known for lead-free pewter shaped by both Bauhaus-era and contemporary design, while its industrial work includes milling machines used in demanding manufacturing around the world. More than 3,500 Röders machines have been installed in over 50 countries.
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With roots in a five-generation artisan butchering family from Llerena in Spain, Rodriguez Bros makes Spanish-style smallgoods and imports Spanish foods for Australian kitchens. Rogelio Rodriguez Snr and Elvira began producing smallgoods in Leichhardt in the 1970s, and the Villawood business now supplies Spanish restaurants, wholesale and foodservice customers across Australia. Its traditional family-recipe chorizo remains a signature, alongside a retail range serving Spanish and South American cooking.
Family-owned for more than 25 years, Roe Enterprises Inc. serves Shelby and surrounding counties from its Sidney operation. The company is especially known for recycling wood waste into mulch and taking on substantial excavation work for residential, commercial and agricultural customers.
Rolen Technologies & Products designs and manufactures rolling-stock subsystems, pairing European engineering with more than 86,000 square metres of production facilities worldwide. The company is particularly distinctive for delivering integrated rail solutions—from modular toilet systems to thermal-management and interior assemblies—tailored to each train platform. Its Girona plant includes a 134-square-metre cleanroom for adhesive work performed to DIN 6701, while its metalwork operations hold EN 15085 CL1 certification.
Founded in 1969, Rolf Kind GmbH produces customized open-die forgings and machined components from demanding high-alloy, nickel-based, and titanium materials. The family business handles the full production chain, tailoring hot-forging processes to customer requirements and making shapes ranging from shafts and rings to unusual one-off geometries. Today, the company is presented by two brothers and is also developing work for fusion technology in cooperation with CERN.
With nearly a century of experience in Western New York, Rolite Manufacturing makes custom metal components through roll forming, stamping, and welded aluminum tubing. Its 30,000-square-foot Lancaster plant supports projects from prototype through full production, backed by a tool and die shop and 60 punch presses. Rolite holds IATF 16949:2016 certification and received General Motors’ 2016 Supplier Quality Excellence Award.
Born from a North Dakota inventor’s idea for a portable, lightweight ramp, Roll-A-Ramp® manufactures roll-up accessibility ramps in West Fargo for homes, vehicles and industrial settings. Founded in 1999 as DT&J Inc., the American-owned company has sold more than 5,000 ramps across over 50 countries, including installations at Buckingham Palace. Its link-built ramps can be adjusted to length, rolled away for storage and backed by a 10-year warranty.
Brooklyn-based Rolleaze makes hand-assembled joint-rolling kits built around a custom 3D-printed roller. Its limited-print devices use bio-derived, 98% recycled plastic and are assembled in Brooklyn, NY, with recycled packaging and a certificate of authenticity for each edition.