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Founded in New York City in 2020 by David Roberts, Tray Liners Studio makes custom printed tray and basket liners for restaurants and other food-service businesses. The company emphasizes a broad choice of papers, prints and food-safe options, producing its packaging products in the USA with an eco-friendly focus. It says the business has grown to become the third-largest seller of tray liners in the country.
Family-owned and operated for more than 70 years, Treasure Isle Foods has built its Long Island business around serving professional kitchens and institutions. Based in Mineola, the company prepares customer-specified meat products in a USDA-inspected, HACCP-certified facility and is known for its holiday hams.
Treasure of the East supplies concentrated Chinese herbal extract granules to the American Traditional Chinese Medicine community, serving as Tianjiang Pharmaceutical’s federally registered U.S. general agent and distributor. Founded around herbs first brought to New York patients by acupuncturist Dr. Ann Wang, the company has served American TCM practitioners for 30 years and offers more than 500 single herbs and formulas. Its distinctive model pairs direct sourcing from more than 300 farms with seed-to-shelf traceability and Tianjiang’s patented dry-granulation process.
Founded by Nadia Olivia after creating a natural salve to help her daughter’s severe skin rash, Treasured Empire makes handmade, natural and organic skincare in Brooklyn. Its Treasured Beauty line pairs aromatherapy and plant-based care with scripture and faith-centered intentions, while Treasured Hands extends that approach into DIY beauty and creative workshops. The company also develops wellness boxes that connect daily self-care with reflection and spiritual practice.
Founded in 2011 in a Hudson Valley kitchen, Treeline Cheese makes artisanal vegan cheeses, sour cream, and dips from cultured cashews and probiotics. The company still makes its products in its own dedicated 100% dairy-free facility, using traditional culturing techniques and simple ingredients rather than outsourcing production. Founder Michael Schwarz’s commitment to veganism, animal rights, and independent ownership remains central to the brand.
Created by makeup artist Lynda Eichner after more than two decades preparing clients for film, television and red-carpet appearances, Trees and Flowers For Skin makes botanical skincare centered on its Calming Oil For Skin. Eichner’s study of herbal remedies and time spent shadowing a Japanese master healer inform the brand’s use of organic and wildcrafted ingredients. The line grew from the oil’s popularity with Eichner’s clients and beauty insiders and now includes exfoliating and body-care treatments.
Treleaven Wines is a family-owned Finger Lakes winery making estate wines from its 27-acre vineyard overlooking Cayuga Lake. Founded by Pete and Tacie Saltonstall, the business planted its first vines in 1984 and has since grown from a 7½-acre farm operation into a winery producing nearly 6,000 cases annually. Today, the Saltonstall family combines sustainable vineyard practices and hands-on winemaking with a tasting room, barrel-room dining, and live events at The Hangtime.
With more than 35 manufacturing facilities across four continents, Trelleborg Sealing Solutions makes engineered seals and polymer bearing solutions for demanding industrial, automotive and aerospace applications. Its plants specialize by product group and draw on established brands such as American Variseal, Forsheda and Orkot, while its application work addresses the high-speed rotation of CNC equipment and the repeated hydraulic cycles of injection-molding machines.
trèStiQue makes portable makeup built around dual-ended, easy-to-use applicators and refillable packaging. Its compact kits pair clean, vegan and cruelty-free formulas with travel-friendly cases, while the brand’s crayon packaging uses up to 98% recycled materials and can be refilled as products run out.
Family-run and family-owned in Geneva, Trestle Thirty One makes small-batch Finger Lakes wines from a vineyard dream Nova and Brian Cadamatre spent 15 years planning before establishing the winery in 2015. Winemaker Nova Cadamatre, the first woman in the United States to earn the Master of Wine title, keeps production focused on the character of the land and vintage, with the family’s artistic hand also shaping the labels and brand. The downtown Geneva tasting lounge extends that family table into a welcoming place for tastings and events.
Since 1967, Tri Component Products Corporation has supplied automatic-transmission rebuilders with replacement parts and problem-solving components for torque converters and transmissions. The Bronx-based company draws on more than five decades of industry experience and maintains specialized offerings for high-performance and antique applications, including friction materials used in lockup clutches.
Since 1977, Upstate New York’s Tri Nuclear Corp. has manufactured underwater filter/vacuum equipment, demineralizers, shielding products and liquid radwaste processing equipment for nuclear utilities. Its underwater filtration systems are used at every nuclear power plant in the United States, as well as at plants and nuclear organizations overseas, and the company also develops custom equipment for unusual plant needs. Tri Nuclear is ISO 9001:2015 certified and maintains equipment, parts and filters for outage support around the clock.
Founded in 1986 from a 1,000-square-foot shop in Plainview, Tri-Flex Label Corporation is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of custom labels and packaging. Now based in a new Holbrook facility, the company combines flexographic and digital printing with hands-on service for brands ranging from food producers to industrial manufacturers. Tri-Flex is also a UL Authorized Label Supplier, producing compliance labels designed to remain legible in demanding environments.
From a Brooklyn workshop, Tri-Lox turns reclaimed and regionally sourced wood into architectural surfaces and custom-fabricated elements, pairing material research with design and craft. Its circular approach gives materials such as old-growth timbers, decommissioned New York City water towers, and salvaged urban trees a second life while supporting Northeast forests and local manufacturing. Tri-Lox’s products are Forest Stewardship Council and Sustainable Forestry Initiative certified.
Since 1971, West Seneca’s Tri-R Mechanical Services Inc. has kept commercial and industrial buildings across Western and Central New York running with HVAC, refrigeration, and in-house metal fabrication. The company began as a service-only cooling and heating contractor and has grown into a 24/7 mechanical team, with many employees bringing more than 20 years of experience. Its fabrication shop produces tailored metalwork for the same projects its technicians install and repair.
Founded in 2008 by three building-controls specialists, Tri-Star Control Systems designs, installs, commissions, and supports custom HVAC and building automation systems. The company stands out for its multi-vendor approach, combining open-protocol DDC controls with web-based interfaces and analytics that can identify equipment problems and energy waste. Its Temp-I-Troll AX appliance extends that expertise to Internet-enabled heating control for apartment buildings.
For more than 40 years, Tri-Star Offset has produced commercial print in New York, combining sheet-fed, web and digital presses with in-house design, finishing and distribution. The Maspeth company is a union print shop known for handling everything from newspapers and publications to short-run comic books, including perfect binding for books up to 8.5 by 11 inches. Its team serves both fast-turnaround projects and larger production runs under one roof.
Tri-Supreme Optical is a Farmingdale, Long Island optical laboratory that manufactures eyewear and partners with independent eye-care professionals. Founded in 1986 as Supreme Optical, it became Tri-Supreme after merging with TriConic Optical Laboratories in 1995 and has operated from a 17,000-square-foot facility since 1999. The lab is part of the Essilor Partner Lab Network and serves more than 2,000 customers with technical support, education, and ordering access seven days a week.
Incorporated in 1996, Tri-Technologies is a Mount Vernon manufacturer whose 25,000-square-foot facility brings together about 45 full-time employees for customer-specific production. The company is known for making precision electromechanical parts and assemblies for private industry as well as U.S. defense and postal customers, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100.
Founded by scientists behind the LightSheer clinical hair-removal laser, Tria Laser makes handheld, at-home laser devices for hair reduction and skin rejuvenation. The company has focused on bringing clinic-inspired technology into consumers’ homes for more than 20 years, with FDA-cleared products supported by independent clinical studies. Tria became part of The Beauty Tech Group in 2024.