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Founded by the four Schneider brothers in 1909, Schneider’s Seafood + Meats is a Cheektowaga wholesale supplier serving restaurants across Buffalo, Rochester and Western New York with seafood and meat. Ron Perelstein took full ownership in 1977, and his sons Steve and Brian later expanded the business into exclusive wholesale distribution and meat processing, including a dedicated cutting room built in 2016. The company has been a HACCP-certified seafood processor since 1997, while a notably long-serving staff—including employees with 30 to 40 years at Schneider’s—carries its century-plus history forward.
Founded in Bohemia in 1870, Schonbek makes handcrafted crystal chandeliers and sconces that bring European chandelier-making tradition into contemporary spaces. The company pairs classic design and hand-finished detailing with newer LED technology, and also creates bespoke crystal lighting made to order. Its collections are distinguished by specialized crystal work, including European hand-cut crystal crafted with centuries-old techniques.
Schönline makes uPVC windows and doors built around insulation, quiet comfort, and long-term weather resistance. Its range includes the LINE90 system, designed for triple glazing and Passive House regulations, along with large-opening sliding doors and aluminum-clad PRIMELINE units. Wood-look finishes and heat-resistant Cool Colors laminations give the products architectural flexibility without the painting and upkeep associated with traditional wood.
For more than 140 years, SCHOTT has developed and manufactured specialty glass, glass-ceramics and other material solutions for demanding applications ranging from optics and health to electronics and energy. The Germany-based group operates production and sales units in more than 30 countries, combining glass expertise with analytical, consulting and contract manufacturing services. Its SCHOTT MINIFAB operations provide end-to-end development and manufacturing of in-vitro diagnostic consumables, supported by ISO-certified quality systems.
For 140 years, SCHOTT has built its identity around specialty glass innovation, serving customers through production and sales units in more than 30 countries. The company develops material solutions for demanding applications, while its MINIFAB operation works with diagnostic and life-science firms from product design through manufacturing.
Schrader Farms Meat Market is a Romulus farm market built around locally raised meat and a direct connection to Finger Lakes agriculture. It serves individual shoppers as well as restaurants and wineries, and custom-processes livestock for farms under USDA inspection.
Founded in a Munich garage in 1951, family-owned Schreiner Group makes high-tech labels and functional parts for healthcare, mobility, industry and government security. Today the third generation leads the company, which employs about 1,300 people at four production sites in Europe, the United States and China and produces roughly seven million high-tech labels a day. Its work ranges from removable documentation components used with medicines to durable laser-marked labels and security solutions.
From its base in Wessobrunn-Forst, the Schröder Group makes machinery for forming and cutting sheet metal, bringing together the German manufacturers Hans Schröder Maschinenbau and Schröder-FASTI Technologie. Its range spans workshop machines through highly automated industrial bending centers, with service support for replacement parts, maintenance and installation. The company is continuing under third-generation leadership and sells through a dealer network reaching markets worldwide.
Founded in 1928 as Schutte Pulverizer Company, Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial size-reduction equipment for processing operations worldwide. Its U.S.-made hammer mills and related systems are custom configured to the material and production goal, with complimentary testing available to demonstrate the right setup. The company also rebuilds mills and rotors at its Buffalo factory, extending the working life of equipment already in service.
As a product group of Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill, Schutte Motion designs and builds application-specific material-handling and conveyance systems, drawing on its parent company’s operation since 1928. Its equipment is made for demanding processing environments, including custom systems that move hot, heavy or abrasive materials and turnkey installations that combine conveyance with size reduction. Schutte Motion ships its systems worldwide as part of the Bengal Machine family of brands.
Born from Joseph and Dora Schwebel’s Youngstown kitchen in 1906, Schwebel Baking Company makes bread products for retail and foodservice customers across the region. The independent, family-owned baker now operates two Ohio baking facilities and 20 distribution centers, producing close to a quarter of a million packages daily while keeping family pride at the center of its baking tradition. More than 750 team members support the company’s wholesale bakery operations.
Founded in 2009, ScieGen Pharmaceuticals develops and manufactures finished-dose generic medicines, with its products made in the United States at cGMP facilities in Hauppauge, New York. Its Long Island operation spans more than 250,000 square feet and is designed for annual production of over 10 billion tablet and capsule units, supported by formulation and analytical research in Hyderabad, India. The company has filed more than 75 ANDAs and distributes generic drugs across a broad range of therapeutic categories.
Sciens Innovations is a York, Pennsylvania engineering company built around a team of highly experienced engineers serving government and military-aerospace customers. It develops customized embedded solutions for complex signal-intelligence problems, with projects spanning hardware and software engineering from concept through integration.
Scientific Industries, Inc. is a publicly traded life science technology company with operations in the United States and Europe. It is known for the GENIE® family of laboratory mixers, while its current focus also includes digital technologies for pharmacy automation and bioprocessing workflows. The company says it sharpened that focus after divesting its legacy mixing and agitation business in 2025.
Family-owned and operated in Woodside, New York, Scientific Metals refines precious-metal scrap for dental and jewelry customers across North America. The company keeps melting, incineration and assay under one roof, processing each lot individually and emphasizing transparent returns without sales representatives or third-party intermediaries. Its dental refining work has earned a place on the cover of Dentaltown magazine, an unusual distinction for a refinery.
Scientific Tool Company is a Syracuse, New York CNC machine shop that manufactures precision-machined products, components, custom microwave bandpass filters, tooling, and assemblies. Its capabilities include CNC milling and turning, grinding, manual machining, prototyping, tooling, assembly, inspection, and design-for-manufacturability support for aerospace, defense, space exploration, medical, energy, automotive, microelectronics, and consumer-product markets.
Founded by pharmaceutical scientist Shankar Hariharan, Scienture, LLC is a New York-based specialty pharmaceutical company built around closing gaps in patient care. Its team develops and commercializes selectively designed therapies intended to make treatment more accessible and easier to use, including Arbli for patients who need a ready-to-use liquid form of losartan. Scienture combines pharmaceutical research with an agile commercialization model focused on overlooked patient needs.
Founded in 2014 by a team of veteran advanced-composite engineers, SciMax Technologies is a Long Island firm known for carrying aerospace structural ideas from design into practical validation. Founder Max Gross and Chief Engineer Joe Bruno bring decades of experience from companies including Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Grumman, while the broader team draws on hundreds of years of combined composite-development work. SciMax serves OEM and first-tier supplier customers with engineering and full-scale fabrication support.
Founded in Rochester in 1971 by three former General Dynamics engineers, SCJ Associates designs and builds electronic products as a U.S. contract manufacturer, taking projects from prototype through production. The employee-owned company is particularly known for ground-based test equipment for satellite systems, while serving industrial, medical, aerospace and defense customers. SCJ is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
Founded in 2014 by New York pet-industry leader Gary Jacobs and Swedish pet-industry leader Sebastian Sandholm, Scoochie Pet Company manufactures wholesale products for dogs and cats. Based on Long Island, the company is especially distinctive for its broad range of natural chews and playful dog toys, including its Chewka bones and stuffed latex designs. Scoochie sells exclusively through wholesale channels and supplies retailers across the United States.