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Charles Edison founded Sag Harbor Industries in 1946 with the idea that a smaller, localized manufacturer could respond quickly while maintaining close control of its work. Today, the company carries that American-made tradition into custom electrical components for OEM customers, with manufacturing in New York and North Carolina and experience serving demanding aerospace and military applications.
Founded in Buffalo in 1869, Sahlen Packing Co. makes Smokehouse hot dogs, sausages and deli meats, including the signature hot dogs known for their satisfying snap. Still operated by the Sahlen family five generations later, the company works from a 110,000-square-foot Buffalo food manufacturing facility and ships its products to more than 35 states. Sahlen employs over 100 people and produces more than 15 million pounds of meat each year.
SAICON is a Polish control-systems integrator built around an international team of engineers, programmers and project managers who work closely with customers on industrial automation challenges. Based in Borkowo, the company is known for taking responsibility across the life of a project, from concept through commissioning, with quality procedures aligned to ISO 9001. Its work is especially rooted in material-handling and intralogistics systems for industrial customers worldwide.
Born and brewed on Long Island, Sail Away Coffee Co. makes ready-to-drink cold brew and oat-milk lattes built around a proprietary Central American blend. The brand grew from founder Christopher Vetter’s touring-musician years and kitchen experiments into a New York beverage company whose cold brew has been sold through farmers’ markets, grocery shelves, foodservice accounts, and concert arenas for more than 10 years. Its canned brews are known for a smooth, chocolate-toned finish and lower acidity than standard hot coffee.
SAIL Fusion develops sacroiliac-joint fusion technology, applying AO Foundation principles to its proprietary BowTie SI Fusion System. The company’s posterior-inferior approach is designed around minimal tissue disruption, thorough joint preparation and rigid fixation, and its system is offered exclusively to orthopedic and neurological spine surgeons. SAIL Fusion bases its technologies on published scientific evidence and is validating BowTie through biomechanical and clinical research, including a prospective patient study initiated in 2023.
In Port Washington, Saint Honore Pastry Shop bakes French-style breads and pastries alongside made-to-order cakes for everyday treats and major celebrations. Its custom work ranges from wedding cakes to pull-apart cupcake designs and school-themed bear cookies, while the pastry case features specialties such as the Saint Honore puff pastry with vanilla custard and caramel profiteroles.
Saint-Gobain Performance Ceramics & Refractories designs and manufactures advanced ceramic and refractory products for industrial processes, and is a division of Saint-Gobain Ceramics. The company reports more than 1,100 employees and eight industrial plants, with a worldwide manufacturing and technical-support footprint. Its products are developed for demanding environments and include engineered ceramics and refractory solutions intended to support industrial performance and decarbonization.
Sal & Jerry’s Bakery began in January 1983, when cousins Sebastiano “Sal” Buzzetta and Rosolino “Jerry” Cracchiolo joined forces to bring Italian baking traditions to Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. More than 40 years later, the West Babylon bakery continues that tradition with handmade specialties made from fresh ingredients, serving both retail customers and wholesale buyers. Its prosciutto bread remains a signature favorite.
Brooklyn-based Salamander Sauce Company makes vegetable-forward hot sauces designed to bring flavor forward instead of letting heat take over. Founded by Timothy Kavarnos, who began developing the sauces in his kitchen in 2009 and incorporated the company in 2013, Salamander has kept the same process for more than 15 years while producing in New York’s Hudson Valley. Its signature approach uses real ingredients for body, including an unusually low-sodium Whiskey-Infused sauce made with actual bourbon.
Founded in 1956 from Giuseppe Salami’s engineering passion, Salami S.p.A. designs and manufactures hydraulic components and integrated systems for mobile machinery. The company remains in the hands of his daughters, Maria Silvia and Rossana, and has spent more than 60 years combining standard products with customized solutions for OEM applications. Its North American branch, established in 2002, supports the market with a stocked warehouse and pre- and post-sales service.
For nearly three decades, Salem Organic Products, Inc. has turned a farm-waste problem into Sweet Peet®, a 100% organic mulch made from composted agricultural manure. The company also produces Soilution®, an organic soil mix with biochar, and provides manure removal and recycling services for horse and cow farms. Sweet Peet holds two U.S. patents, a Canadian patent, and trademarks in both countries for its branded products.
Salerno Packaging, Inc. manufactures custom-printed polyethylene packaging and has been doing so since 1956. It manages production in-house, from film extrusion through printing and converting, at facilities in Plattsburgh, New York, and Châteauguay, Quebec.
Celebrity stylist Sally Hershberger pairs her bicoastal salon work with a line of 24K gold-infused haircare products designed to bring her signature texture and volume home. Known for creating the “Sally Shag,” she began styling rock stars and supermodels at 18 and now works between New York and Los Angeles, where her salons are staffed by stylists she personally handpicks. The 24K Collection launched in 2015 after years of Sally’s own product development and testing.
Founded by East Harlem native Daniel Garcia in 1990, Salsa Caterers & Special Events has grown from a small South Bronx kitchen into a New York–area catering company with more than 35 years of experience. The company is known for bringing its Caribbean and Latino culinary heritage to events for organizations, businesses, and community groups, including work for the Mayor of New York City at Gracie Mansion.
For more than 23 years, Salsa Industrial Supply has served as a facilities-supply management firm and direct manufacturer, furnishing the products businesses need to start, run, and maintain their operations. Its Marketplace offers more than 43,000 products, while its global sourcing operation supports custom-made items such as cabinets and fire-rated doors. Led by Gigi De Jesus, the woman-minority-owned company combines dedicated account management with an overseas office and a network of 28 certified facilities in China.
From its German base, SALT Minerals GmbH develops, processes and supplies mineral salts for chemical manufacturers and consumer-facing applications. Potassium and magnesium are its specialties, while its technical team also creates custom blends and provides contract manufacturing for dry-powder mineral products. The company’s international operation is supported by five European warehouses, including GMP-certified sites in Germany and Belgium, and its salt-replacement work has made it a notable European supplier of lower-sodium solutions.
Descendants of two men from Italy’s Piedmont province of Biella, Salumeria Biellese has made traditional-style sausages and salumi in New York since 1925. Its collection follows old-world recipes while drawing on long-standing relationships with farmers in the Tri-State area and beyond, and includes distinctive specialties such as Culatello and its own Prosciutto Biellese. The company received a Slow Food NYC award for authenticity, quality and sustainability.
Sam A. Lupo & Sons, Inc. is a family-owned Endicott food business known for Spiedies and the original Lupo’s marinade, first crafted at the family meat market. John and Sam A. Lupo opened that market in 1951; the business later expanded to family restaurants, a USDA meat plant, a bottling facility, and wholesale distribution. It remains run by Sam A. Lupo, Sr.’s sons Sam Jr. and Steve, with a third generation involved.
Founded in 1977, family-run Sam Greco Construction, Inc. is a Capital Region general contractor specializing in commercial construction and design/build work. Its team handles projects from renovations and building maintenance to new construction, while its sister company, MMC Millwork, has produced custom architectural millwork since 1980.
SAM North America, LLC was the North American division of South Korea’s Sung An Machinery Co., Ltd., supplying machinery for printing and converting applications. Its parent company, founded more than 63 years ago, manufactured and installed over 630 machine lines in 33 countries and operated three R&D centers for process and materials development. SAM North America is no longer in business.