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The Gingersnap turns imaginative designs into custom cakes for weddings, birthdays, graduations and other celebrations. Its gallery shows a particular flair for highly decorated cakes, including three-dimensional creations, alongside a broad bakery menu of pies and mixed cookie trays.
The Glass Greenhouse grows seasonal flowers in Jamesport, serving Long Island’s East End from its own greenhouse and retail shop. Started in 2003 as a wholesale operation, it began selling surplus plants from a roadside farm stand in 2005 before becoming a full-service local greenhouse in 2010.
The Golden Box develops packaging and shipping solutions that connect a product’s design, protection and route to market. Its distinctive “In the Box, On the Box, Outside the Box” approach covers everything from packaging strategy and custom production to fulfillment, helping both start-ups and established brands bring products to customers. The company draws on more than 100 years of packaging expertise, including decades serving pharmaceutical, building-supply and other specialized markets.
Chef Anna Gordon’s cookie business, launched at the Brooklyn Flea in 2010, grew into The Good Batch’s Clinton Hill flagship in 2014. Gordon and her husband, Steven Hartong, run the bakery as a neighborhood fixture that supplies fresh baked goods to its Brooklyn customers and retailers across New York City, including its signature cookies.
The Good Blondie reimagines classic baked goods as less-sweetened, gluten-free treats built around organic oats, whole grains, fruits and nuts. In Mamaroneck, the bakery’s signature Good Blondie began with the founder’s grandmother’s English fruitcake recipe and emerged from a year-long effort to bring public-health-minded ingredients to a genuinely indulgent dessert. Its oat-based cakes, blondies and shortbread are made for people seeking wholesome alternatives without giving up the familiar pleasure of a traditional bake.
Founded in 1995 by Christine Dimmick, The Good Home Company makes scented laundry, cleaning and home-care products built around plant-based ingredients. The New York company’s distinctive approach pairs long-lasting, carefully screened fragrances with vegan, cruelty-free formulas free of parabens and phthalates, and it donates 2% of gross annual sales to community causes.
Founded in 1975 by former Soabar Corporation employee Bert S. Gowdy, The Graphic Label Group began by making the iconic jeans patch for Levi Strauss & Co. Now known as TGL, the company designs and produces apparel branding and packaging for major retail brands, pairing global production locations with warehousing, distribution and in-plant labeling support. Its long-running specialty is helping garment brands carry an idea from design through marketplace-ready labels and packaging.
The Graphics Master is an online print shop creating business cards, custom apparel and promotional graphics for businesses and creative individuals. Its standout specialty is highly finished business-card printing, including spot UV and silk-laminated treatments, while its design service can turn a customer’s information and ideas into a proposed design within two to three business days.
The Great Escape is a Watkins Glen ice cream parlor making homemade ice cream cakes and pies, with indoor and outdoor seating for enjoying them on site. Its layered 8-inch creations combine ice cream or custard with fillings and familiar candy and dessert toppings, while custom cakes extend the shop’s made-to-order focus. The business also brings its treats to events with a bookable trailer.
The Gund Company is a fourth-generation family business established in 1951 by Ed Gund, with roots in the electrical industry reaching back another generation. Headquartered in St. Louis, it has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a vertically integrated manufacturer and fabricator serving demanding industrial customers across 12 locations in five countries. Its application engineers develop custom material solutions for equipment that must meet specific electrical and mechanical requirements.
For more than 30 years, The Hain Celestial Group has shaped a global health and wellness company around brands intended to make healthier living more accessible. Based in Hoboken, New Jersey, Hain reaches consumers in more than 70 countries and supports that mission with a focus on better-for-you food and personal care. Its broader impact work includes efforts to reduce environmental waste and improve packaging.
Established in 2003, The Hampton Popcorn & Candy Company makes gourmet popcorn and candy for gifting, celebrations, and wholesale private-label programs. Its Hauppauge operation pairs fresh, made-to-order popcorn with customizable packaging supported by in-house graphic designers, serving customers from local businesses to global retailers. The company also provides integrated warehousing and factory services under SQF certification.
Born from Gary Gnat’s experience losing a bone-anchored hearing aid, The HearClip™ makes hand-made jewelry-style retention devices that attach hearing aids and processors to the ear. G&S Designs offers the HearClip in pierced and non-pierced styles, with custom designs available when customers have a particular material or gemstone in mind.
From its Narrowsburg, New York, herbal apothecary, The Herbal Scoop makes small-batch organic loose-leaf teas and herbal wellness powders designed around everyday rituals. Its mostly caffeine-free blends include distinctive formulas such as Wholy Chai and Catskill Cozy, while its VitaliTea powder offers a caffeine-free alternative for sustained energy. The company also grows some herbs on its farm and brings its products to Hudson Valley farmers markets.
Over the last 30 years, The Image Press has grown from a small printing shop in Cicero into a large-format print provider serving businesses across New York State and the country. Its team works directly with customers from design through installation, producing custom graphics for commercial spaces and mobile advertising.
The Ink Stitch Club is a small business known for making custom apparel feel personal and manageable, with real people helping customers through the design process. It creates branded garments for organizations and also serves the resort and souvenir trade, where it develops designs visitors can take home.
The Ithaca Ice Company is a local ice supplier serving wholesale customers and special occasions in the Dryden area. It provides packaged ice and custom large blocks for events, with delivery available by request.
Family-owned since its 1915 founding in Auburn, The Jacobs Press remains in fifth-generation ownership while serving Central New York businesses and nonprofits. Most of its staff has been with the company for more than a decade, giving its work a continuity rooted in long relationships with Finger Lakes clients. The company provides personalized print communications, including direct mail, for organizations that need a steady partner from production through delivery.
Founded in 1989, The James Trading Group designs, manufactures and distributes branded merchandise, giving companies an end-to-end partner for product development and ecommerce. With roots in Ireland and New York, JTG brings an Irish-market perspective to its work for clients including Guinness, Disney and the BBC. Its audited manufacturing network and established logistics operation support projects from initial design through delivery.
Founded by Henry Klar in 1947, The Klar Organization develops and sells residential communities across Long Island and the greater metropolitan area, handling projects from design through marketing. Under Steven Klar’s direction since 1974, the East Meadow firm has helped more than 60,000 homebuyers find residences ranging from affordable homes to luxury properties, and it also takes on troubled developments for other builders.