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Since opening as a creamery in 1950, Seneca Farms has made homemade ice cream and served hand-prepared American fare near Keuka Lake. Purchased by Joseph Trombley in 1976, the seasonal Penn Yan institution still uses recipes from his family, hand-breads fresh chicken daily and hand-stirs ingredients into more than 50 ice cream flavors. Its original 1950 building and drive-thru survived a 2005 kitchen fire, while the rebuilt operation continues a Finger Lakes tradition of fried chicken, corn fritters and homemade desserts.
Since 1949, Seneca Foods has combined the scale of a publicly traded company with the close-knit pride of a family business. Working with more than 1,600 American farms and orchards, it turns domestically grown produce into packaged foods for retailers, foodservice customers and industrial buyers. Its defining character is a vertically integrated operation built on long relationships with growers and employees.
Seneca Manufacturing makes tobacco products in Salamanca on the Seneca Nation. Its site indicates that the company markets these products exclusively to adults aged 21 and over.
Since 1983, Seneca Meadows, Inc. has operated a waste management and recycling facility in Seneca Falls serving businesses and communities across New York. Its landfill gas program includes an 18-generator, 17-megawatt power plant, while a companion renewable natural gas operation makes the site the first in the United States to host both types of landfill-gas energy facilities. The company also supports the surrounding community through free recycling drop-offs, environmental education, and a wetlands preserve.
Founded in 2013, Sensaras LLC designs and manufactures ultrasonic liquid-level sensor systems from Long Island, building on ultrasonic expertise that began in the region in the 1970s. The company develops customized sensors for demanding applications, including semiconductor chemical monitoring and military programs, and has earned multiple military contracts since 2014. Sensaras moved into a new facility in 2019 and powers its operation with solar panels that can also send electricity back to the grid.
Sensatia Botanicals makes clean botanical skincare and personal-care products, drawing on plant-based ingredients for routines spanning face, body, hair and family care. Based in Bali, the brand pairs botanical formulations with sustainability-focused production and is approved by Cruelty Free International.
SensGard makes lightweight, non-electronic hearing protection built around patented Zwislocki Ear Muffler (ZEM) acoustic-chamber technology, redirecting harmful sound while preserving speech and awareness. The company’s work grew from auditory scientist Dr. Jozef Zwislocki’s research at Harvard, with the SG-31 later receiving the 2009 Frost & Sullivan North American Product Innovation Award. SensGard products are made in the USA as a compact alternative to foam plugs and bulky earmuffs.
Sensitron Semiconductor manufactures high-reliability power electronic components, semiconductor devices, modules, assemblies, hybrids, and integrated subsystems. Its offerings include rectification, power distribution and control, motion control, transient-voltage protection, high-reliability diodes and transistors, custom packaging, and screening services for commercial aerospace, space, defense, medical, and other high-reliability markets.
Founded in 2003, Sensorcon has built its name around portable gas monitoring for people who need quick, dependable awareness of hazardous exposure. From its Buffalo, New York facility, the company makes and tests its Inspector sensors for professional users, while its ISO 9001:2015 certification reflects the quality system behind that work. Sensorcon also keeps its instruments in service through calibration and factory renewal programs.
Created in 2003 to carry forward technology developed by MindTel, SenSyr LLC is a Liverpool, New York electronics company focused on the interaction between people and computers. It develops custom sensors and interfaces for biomedical and research applications, while also providing tailored electronics and software design. SenSyr stopped accepting new business on December 31, 2025.
Since 1858, Sentinel Innovation has made print and provided related graphic arts services for Long Island and the wider New York area. The Hempstead company combines digital and offset production with consultative help on custom print projects, variable-data mailings, and online ordering portals. Sentinel was also the first printer on Long Island to complete the Sustainable Green Printing criteria, reflecting a long-running focus on reducing waste and improving its environmental practices.
Since 1963, Sentinel Products has grown from August Gilbertson’s family-formulated soap solution into a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer in Brooklyn Park. The company is known for developing environmentally responsible products in-house for professionals handling demanding restoration and abatement work, with technical support from people who understand field applications.
Chuck Skillman founded Sentinel Solutions in 2016 after building field experience in construction, underground work, and directional drilling. The company serves underground construction contractors nationwide, pairing practical jobsite knowledge with engineering to develop solutions for difficult drilling and fluid-management work.
Sentry Electric LLC manufactures custom and standard outdoor luminaires, poles and bollards at its U.S. plant in Freeport, New York. Founded by the Wittlin family in the 1940s as Industrial Starter Corporation, the company grew from lighting components into a full-line manufacturer known for landmark designs such as its Central Park luminaire. Today, the family connection continues through president Shepard Kay, who leads the company’s work with architects, municipalities and other project teams across North America.
Founded by communications and radio-frequency experts in 2017, Sentrycs develops counter-drone systems that passively detect, track and identify unauthorized drones, then mitigate them without jamming. Its modular platform is tailored to dense urban airspace and sensitive sites, with autonomous fixed, portable and vehicle-mounted deployments. Sentrycs became part of Ondas Holdings in November 2025.
Founded in 1930, SentrySafe is a global brand known for helping people protect irreplaceable belongings through fire-resistant and security storage. As an affiliate of Master Lock, it serves households and businesses in more than 54 countries with safes designed to help important documents and valuables withstand unexpected hardship.
SEPAC grew from a two-person company founded in 1984 by Gary Packard and Curran Sekella into an American manufacturer still based in Elmira, New York. Its 28,000-square-foot facility supports custom engineering and in-house production of electromagnetic clutches and brakes for customers with demanding motion-control needs. SEPAC is AS9100 and ISO 9001 certified.
Founded in 1963, SepsaMedha designs and manufactures power electronics and onboard systems for trains, metros and trams. Now part of the Medha group, the company has more than 100 professionals and has installed over 30,500 converters and 35,000 onboard systems in more than 30 countries. Its Pinto-based engineering and R&D team includes more than 30 engineers, and its ASFA Digital train-protection equipment—developed with proprietary hardware and software—has been installed across numerous RENFE vehicle series.
Founded by Ben Serotta in 1972, Serotta builds bespoke bicycles tailored to the individual rider, drawing on decades of racing experience and bike-fitting expertise. Its workshop combines precision engineering with hands-on craftsmanship, with models such as the Legend SE and Concours T7 carrying the brand’s tradition of personalized performance into the present.
Serta Simmons Bedding, LLC is an Atlanta-based bedding manufacturer behind the Serta, Beautyrest, Simmons, and Tuft & Needle brands. The company describes itself as one of North America’s largest bedding manufacturers and says its manufacturing facilities produce mattresses using evolving production processes.