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For more than 30 years, family-owned Spirited Shipper has manufactured its own patented corrugated shipping boxes and insert systems for wine, spirits and other fragile glass bottles. Based in New York City, the company serves wineries, distilleries, retailers and breweries with recyclable packaging designed for safe transit and tested by UPS and FedEx.
In a restored 100-year-old dairy farm in Goshen, Barbara and Alan Glustoff make small-batch raw-milk cheeses from the milk of pastured, grass-fed cows. Alan’s dairy-culture background and the couple’s shared passion for cheese shape an operation that combines traditional cheesemaking with a below-ground European-style aging room. The family-owned creamery is also New York’s first cheesemaking facility powered exclusively by solar energy, with nearly 200 panels supplying its farm and aging rooms.
From Kenmore, Sponge Outlet supplies bulk melamine eraser sponges and other cleaning products to consumers and professional cleaning operations. Its Instant Erase sponges are made in the USA from Basotect melamine foam, the same raw material used in Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, and the company has served cleaning companies, hotels, and consumers for over a decade. Sponge Outlet also converts or packages additional cleaning supplies in the USA for janitorial, housekeeping, and auto-detailing customers.
SpongeCandy.com makes chocolate-covered sponge candy, using copper kettles and a temperature-controlled candy lab to produce its signature light, airy center. The Buffalo-origin treat is coated with two layers of creamy chocolate, and the company also makes gourmet brittle and other snackable confections. SpongeCandy.com presents its customers as friends and ships its candy with insulated packaging and ice packs when needed.
Founded in 1999 as a family-run business, SPOON Events designs, fabricates, and builds exhibits, events, and branded environments. The company has full-service offices in New York and Las Vegas and reports executing projects in all 50 states and 32 countries, combining in-house teams with global strategic partners.
Founded in 1956, Spörl KG makes precision metal wire mesh, formed parts and filters, turning what began as coarse wire screening into high-tech ultrafine mesh for complex industrial and research processes. Based in Sigmaringendorf and part of the BOPP Group since 2018, the company combines its own engineering and development work with custom fabrication, supplying mesh components and ready-to-install products worldwide.
Sports Afield Consumer Products makes secure storage for firearms, homes and businesses, bringing the Remington, Sports Afield and Sanctuary brands together under one consumer-products company. Its product range spans gun-security solutions and home and office safes, including fire-rated and quick-access designs.
From its Olean, New York base, Sports Locker creates custom team and corporate apparel, with screen printing at the center of its work. The shop also runs personalized online team stores and sells St. Bonaventure gear, giving its decoration services a distinctly local sports focus. Its in-house team includes dedicated screen-printing, embroidery, heat-transfer, art and awards staff.
Since 1998, Sportsfield Specialties has designed and manufactured sports construction equipment for athletic facilities, serving competition at the high school, college and professional levels. Based in Delhi, New York, with manufacturing facilities in New York and North Carolina, the company supports projects across North America from engineering and planning through installation. Its designs have earned more than 30 patents, including equipment used in field, stadium and emerging padel-court projects.
Spot & Tango makes prepared dog food, including fresh meals and its shelf-stable UnKibble line. Founded in 2017 after founder Russell began cooking fresh meals for his dog in a New York City kitchen, the company says it now produces UnKibble in a facility it owns and operates in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Since 2008, Spot on Lighting has designed and manufactured surface-mounted lighting fixtures and fittings for architects and designers. Its New York team builds and finishes products in-house, including discreet monopoints, recessed sockets, and mounting systems that keep installations visually clean. The company also engineers LED retrofit kits that preserve the design of Nulux fixtures made from 1990 through 2020.
Locally owned and operated since 1975, Spot Welding Specialists Inc. provides resistive spot welding and metal fabrication from its West Babylon shop. With more than four decades of design and fabrication experience, the company develops projects from prototype through production and holds Mil-Spec certification. Its work serves customers across fields including aircraft, medical, automotive, and military manufacturing.
Spotlight Pharma is part of the Spotlight Group of Companies, a broad business group that says it develops and produces pharmaceutical products alongside ventures spanning manufacturing, medical services, technology and other fields. The group describes 2023 as its 23rd year in business and emphasizes ongoing expansion and innovation, though the available company information does not specify Spotlight Pharma’s particular products or manufacturing operations.
Spread-mmms, LLC makes small-batch, artisanal olive tapenade and savory spreads by hand in New York City. Its products include Beldi Olive Tapenade with garlic and rosemary and Savory Orange Marmalade with olives, garlic, and thyme.
Spreengs makes customizable video and audio greeting cards, video boxes, magnets, and video name tags incorporating digital screens and speakers. Its products are designed, printed, assembled, tested, and supported in the United States, with offerings for personal occasions, real estate, military appreciation, weddings, and business presentations.
With more than 80 years of roots in Madison, Wisconsin, Springs Window Fashions manufactures custom window coverings for residential and commercial spaces. Its products are made to exact specifications, supported by hundreds of design patents and a 400,000-square-foot manufacturing and finishing plant at its Middleton headquarters. The company also develops energy-saving and automated shading solutions, including Mecho’s SolarTrac system, while sustainably processing timber at its Grayling, Michigan plant.
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SQ4D builds full-size concrete homes, commercial structures, and infrastructure with its ARCS construction 3D printers. The New York company has marked the field with several permitted projects, including the first U.S. 3D-printed home for sale and a Habitat for Humanity home in Islip with more than half its structure printed, including the foundation, walls, and insulation. It also sells ARCS printers and provides education for builders entering construction 3D printing.
A family-owned glass shop serving New York’s tri-state area since 1980, Square Deal Glass Shop, Inc. handles residential and commercial glass work, from custom shower enclosures to storefront entrances. Its three generations of experience are especially evident in its window-repair work, where the company searches out obsolete parts to restore existing windows rather than push replacement. The company is licensed and insured and is a member of the Building Trades Association.
For more than six decades, Square Deal Machining has grown from a one-room shop in Marathon, New York, into a locally rooted manufacturer employing more than 200 people across 300,000 square feet of Upstate facilities. The company is known for keeping complex work in-house and producing precision parts for national customers, with its operations compliant with AS9100D requirements.