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Founded in 1961 as a Brooklyn photographic lab, Duggal Visual Solutions now creates print, digital, and three-dimensional brand environments under one roof. Second-generation CEO Michael Duggal leads the company, which pairs creative studio work with large-scale production, fabrication, and installation for retail and experiential projects worldwide. Its Brooklyn facility was the world’s first LEED Gold print production facility in 2015, and the company continues to build sustainability into its operations.
Known for producing more than 2 million colour fandecks each year, Duha Group is a global manufacturer and distributor serving brands that need colour represented consistently in the marketplace. Its work combines practical colour tools with expertise in colour strategy, helping clients carry a chosen colour approach from development into production.
Known for connecting a global supply chain around colour, Duha Group makes the marketing tools brands use to present and specify their palettes. The Winnipeg-based company produces more than two million fandecks each year and supports clients from colour development through production and distribution.
For more than 30 years, Dukal, LLC has developed and manufactured medical products while also providing contract manufacturing and product-evolution support for healthcare partners. Its portfolio spans the continuum of care, and its distinctive strength is pairing clinical innovation— including patented solutions developed with healthcare professionals—with real-time supply-chain visibility and regulatory expertise. Dukal also maintains long-term relationships with more than 100 suppliers across 12 countries.
Duke Manufacturing presents itself as an agile, customer-led contract manufacturer known for applying Toyota Production System and Danaher Business System principles throughout its operation. From development through full-scale production, the Willoughby, Ohio, company machines demanding parts for aerospace and medical customers, with certifications including ISO 13485 and AS9100 supporting that work.
With more than 56 years in business, Duke of Iron is a long-established Smithtown maker serving Long Island homeowners and businesses. Its 5,600-square-foot showroom and factory lets customers see thousands of design and finish options before the company builds and installs custom railings or other ironwork. Duke of Iron says it has served more than 50,000 customers.
Duke Printing is a Rockville printing company serving business customers with on-demand print work. It combines press and digital production for projects such as personalized business cards, with specialty finishing available when a piece calls for it.
Family-run Dukes Decor on Long Island creates bespoke furniture and handcrafted artwork for homes, shaping each piece around a client’s style and living space. Its personalized service and generations of craftsmanship give the studio’s custom furnishings a distinctly personal character.
Ashland’s family-owned Dulci Sweets makes handmade chocolates and nostalgic candy, with its signature Brock Bites pairing caramel with milk or dark chocolate. Made in the USA with time-tested family recipes, the company also turns its sweets into personalized gift boxes and corporate packages. Its faith-centered mission extends beyond the candy counter through fundraising and partnerships with community organizations.
Since 1972, Dulles Glass has grown into a large East Coast glass fabricator serving homeowners, businesses, and government agencies nationwide. Based in Manassas, Virginia, the company carries more than 100,000 square feet of inventory and fabricates about 1.2 million square feet annually, with local installation available across the Mid-Atlantic.
Duma Meats is a family-owned and operated, fifth-generation meat market whose history began with Lawrence Duma opening a small market in Ohio around the 1920s. The business expanded to Mogadore around 1970 and now serves customers from its Mogadore and Hartville markets, processing some of its own cattle and offering locally raised Ohio beef and pork.
With more than 40 years of sales history, Dumbo Defense is a Brooklyn-based defense contractor known for supplying the U.S. military and its allies. Founded by an industry leader with more than 17 years of experience, the company combines contract manual assembly with the distribution of defense components for government agencies and commercial clients. Dumbo Defense is ISO 9001:2015 certified and holds DOD, DDTC, DD2345, and CMMC credentials.
Since 1981, Dumond has manufactured water-based surface-preparation products, best known for its Peel Away paint-removal system and later Smart Strip line. Its products are used by homeowners and professionals on everything from historic restoration work to the Hollywood Sign, Brooklyn Bridge, and NYC Transit Authority projects. Dumond also makes solutions for graffiti, lead encapsulation, masonry cleaning, and related surface-care work.
Founded in 1984 with two employees in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, DuMor, Inc. manufactures site furnishings for public and commercial outdoor spaces, including benches and custom pieces. The company has grown from a 4,800-square-foot start-up to a nearly 105,000-square-foot facility while remaining family-run through its second and third generations. DuMor also emphasizes green manufacturing, using recycled steel and plastic alongside wood sourced as much as possible from sustained-yield mills.
Samuel J. Schell founded DumpChump after growing up in his family’s manufacturing business and operating Quali-Te Lawn Care Services since 1992. Drawing on that hands-on experience, the company developed an all-electric lifting system to make material handling safer and less strenuous for landscaping and cleanup crews.
Family-owned since 1968, Dun-Rite Die & Stamping has built its identity around responsive, quality-focused work for automotive and non-automotive customers. The Brooklyn, Ohio manufacturer is best known for precision stamping dies and also produces paint-can lid clips, while supporting customers through in-house tooling and production.
Founded in 1958, Dunbar Printing & Graphics is a family-owned print shop producing custom printing, graphics, direct-mail work and small packaging entirely within Dunbar, West Virginia. Owners Aaron and Jeannie bring Appalachian hometown values to a shop that serves customers across the East Coast, while its mailing department handles everything from list management to inserting pieces into envelopes.
Founded by Brian K. Duncan, Duncan Cabinetry has spent more than 20 years handcrafting custom cabinetry and carrying out precision installations for homeowners across the Mid-Atlantic. Based in southeastern Pennsylvania, the company is particularly known for creating highly individualized finishes—from reclaimed wood made furniture-grade to mirror-like high gloss—and for tackling intricate features such as hidden doors and appliance storage. Duncan works closely with architects, builders, designers, and specialty trades to bring unusual residential projects together.
Founded in 1992, Duncan Tool is a private, Tipp City company known for building dependable custom tooling for manufacturers. Its 11,500-square-foot operation works with customers from initial part print through production, with a particular reputation for heavy-duty stamping dies.
Duncan’s Code 3 makes bottled barbecue sauce from a family recipe passed down to Anthony Duncan by his father, Edward, whose sauce was a fixture at railroad company picnics and family gatherings. Anthony founded the company to carry on his father’s generous legacy, bringing the recipe into a new era with four flavors, including the low-sugar, low-net-carb Rescue Down. The company describes its experience as spanning three generations and 20 years.