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Founded in 2014 by Naftali Engel after a formative herring-making experience in Safed, The Rebbe’s Choice makes kosher foods inspired by Chassidic teachings and traditional Kiddush fare. What began as a Yeshiva student’s experiments with herring has grown into a line that includes hand-prepared herring and lox alongside kichel and other pantry favorites, using fresh ingredients, high-quality fish, and proprietary manufacturing processes.
Founded in 2008 by Brooklyn native Mark Snyder, The Red Hook Winery makes New York state wine in an urban cellar on Pier 41, from grape to bottle. Managing winemaker Christopher Nicolson works with consulting winemakers Robert Foley and Abe Schoener to translate the distinct character of vineyards in the Finger Lakes and North Fork of Long Island. Its Red Hook tasting room pairs those site-focused wines with views of the East River and Verrazzano Bridge.
Founded in 1950 along New York’s Hudson River, The Rembar Co. supplies refractory metals and turns them into precision-machined, formed, and fabricated components. Its in-house operation carries projects from CAD design and prototyping through production, with particular depth in difficult-to-machine parts for semiconductor equipment, vacuum furnaces, and other demanding applications. Rembar also maintains an extensive inventory of refractory-metal mill products and provides material traceability through alloy analysis and inspection.
Founded by Richard Manno in 1978, The Richard Manno Company manufactures precision fasteners and machined components in West Babylon, serving both standard requirements and custom parts made to customer prints. Now owned by Vincent J. Manno, the company supports military and aerospace work with Swiss and Brown & Sharpe screw machines, a fully equipped secondary department, and in-house inspection. Its qualifications include ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D, ITAR registration, and QSLM/QSLD Class 2 government approval.
From its Bellmore, New York woodshop, The Rustic Loft builds custom American-made furniture from solid hardwood, turning customer sketches and room dimensions into tables, cabinetry and bedroom pieces. The Long Island showroom pairs more than three decades of cabinetmaking experience with made-to-order design, including a distinctive Simple Elegance collection that brings customizable solid-wood furniture to a more accessible price point. The company also works with Amish builders and sources its lumber from American mills.
Just west of downtown Saratoga Springs, The Saratoga Winery makes handcrafted wines and serves them alongside Upstate Pub fare in a rustic tasting-room and event setting. Its expansive backyard, wine barn, barrel room and live-music program give the winery an unusually flexible role as a gathering place, from casual brunch and dinner to weddings and private celebrations. Executive Chef Alex Kenney shapes the seasonal menu with locally sourced ingredients, while the event team hosts gatherings ranging from intimate parties to full-venue events for up to 1,500 people.
Brooklyn siblings Ken and Toan Huynh turn their mother’s Vietnamese family recipe into ready-to-serve Nước Chấm sauces and condiments. The Saucey Sauce Co. began with bottles shared at dinner parties and uses first-press fish sauce from Vietnam’s Phú Quốc islands alongside fresh ingredients for bold, all-natural flavor. Made in the United States, the sauces bring Vietnamese-inspired taste to marinades, dips and everyday cooking.
Rytek Kutas founded The Sausage Maker in 1972 after finding it difficult to source affordable, quality supplies for his own sausage-making. The Buffalo company grew from that practical need into a resource for home food traditions, manufacturing selected goods at its local plant and helping hunters, farmers and other makers turn family recipes into food.
Founded in 1993, The School Planner Company designs and prints fully customized paper planners for schools, students, and educators from its Memphis production facility. Its planners are tailored to each school’s curriculum, academic calendar, and community, with specialized formats available for learners of different ages and abilities. The company also creates related school communication resources and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools.
Since 1983, The Sheet Metal Shop Inc. has fabricated and installed custom sheet-metal components for Long Island and the New York City metropolitan area, with a particular knack for unusual metals and hard-to-find specialty work. The Bayshore shop handles projects ranging from custom enclosures to on-site welded installations, adapting its fabrication to fit the customer’s specifications rather than a preset design. Its work serves settings from pharmaceutical facilities to commercial construction, alongside everyday HVAC needs.
The Shelby Packaging is a California packaging company known for helping brands develop custom printed boxes without committing to very large production runs. It works with wholesalers and retail brands, offering free design support and digital proofs before production, with orders starting at 100 boxes.
Since 1948, Lindenhurst’s The Sign Shop Inc. has made custom signage, growing from Long Island small-business roots into a full-service digital printer. Its craftsmen build signs designed to withstand the New York City metropolitan area’s weather, while also handling custom lettering, laser-engraved signage and LED displays. The company also helps customers obtain permits within 100 miles of its Long Island location and coordinates installation through licensed contractors in more than 100 municipalities.
The Skin Care Source is a Pennsylvania skincare company whose management team brings more than 40 years of experience from established beauty firms. It creates and manufactures clinical skincare formulas for private-label brands, using a patented delivery system and declining animal testing of any kind.
The Skotch Kooler revives a midcentury American outdoor brand with modern coolers and entertaining gear built around its recognizable red Wallace tartan. First established in 1952, the brand disappeared from retail in the 1970s before Patrick and Mark Hunt and Paul Axt brought it back in 2017, updating the classic designs for contemporary picnics, travel and gatherings. The collection includes a soft-sided cooler alongside a portable grill and beverage jug, all shaped by the original blend of function and fashion.
Since 1938, The Skydyne Company has designed and manufactured lightweight, rugged cases and expeditionary command-and-control equipment for mission-critical use, all made in the United States. Its history includes pioneering sandwich-construction cases, building an aileron for the F4U Corsair during World War II, and producing cases that carried lunar landers and Apollo mission cargo to Kennedy Space Center. Today, the Port Jervis manufacturer combines in-house engineering and production with mobile C2 workstations and custom protective cases for military, government, and defense customers.
Since 1963, The Soundcoat Company has engineered and manufactured acoustic systems and noise-control materials that absorb, block, and dampen sound and vibration. From its Deer Park headquarters, Soundcoat combines an in-house acoustics and materials lab with two U.S. manufacturing facilities and its proprietary Soundcoat 360™ process, allowing customers to test, model, and validate solutions before production. Its California facility adds clean-room manufacturing and aerospace registration for aviation and space applications.
Founded in New York City in 1981 as a theatrical armory, The Specialists Ltd. has grown into a second-generation family business building props, scenic pieces and graphics for film, television, theater and live experiences. Its 60,000-square-foot Queens facility brings modern tools such as 3D printing and CNC machining together with hands-on sculpting, mold-making and blacksmithing, allowing the team to tackle both practical production pieces and elaborate moving creations.
Founded in 1949, Brooklyn-based The Staplex Company manufactures electric staplers and related fastening equipment, while also producing particulate air samplers and specialized mailroom machinery. The company holds the first U.S. patents issued for electric staplers and pioneered high-volume air sampling equipment, now used in more than 115 countries. Its AccuSlitter mail openers and Tabster wafer sealers extend that engineering tradition into document and mailing workflows.
For more than 10 years, The Stitch N Print Store has operated as a union print shop serving organizations from New York City schools to first responders and neighborhood businesses. Its in-house team produces custom apparel for uniforms, school programs, and events, with small orders and rush work welcomed.
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