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What began with Ralph and Luella Gamber bottling honey from three beehives in their Lancaster County kitchen in 1946 has grown into a family business specializing in honey packaging and industrial honey supply. Dutch Gold is best known as the home of the original squeezable honey bear, conceived at the Gambers’ dinner table in 1957, and now also supplies custom-blended and private-label honey from its Lancaster operation. Its honey is True Source Certified, with USDA Organic, SQF, and Non-GMO Project certifications supporting its sourcing and food-safety practices.
Dutch Heritage Furniture is a manufacturer in the furniture and home furnishings industry.
Dutch Valley Food Development is a dry-blend manufacturer that develops custom food blends and packages them for food companies. Its Myerstown, Pennsylvania facility produces blends to customer taste, performance, cost, and packaging specifications, with research and development support for formulation and scale-up.
Eric opened Dutchess ProPrint in Wappingers Falls in 2018 after more than 20 years in the print business serving Dutchess County and nearby communities. As a locally owned shop, it is known for Eric’s hands-on guidance and close attention to detail, helping customers plan projects before producing them. The company serves local businesses and organizations with commercial printing and mailing support.
Since 1962, Dutchland Farms has connected Pennsylvania poultry farms with the egg market while raising pullets and providing flock services across the Mid-Atlantic. A member of The Wenger Group, the Lancaster County operation markets eggs from more than 2 million birds and grows 6 million pullets annually through a network of more than 30 independent family farms in Central Pennsylvania. Its warehouse can hold 4.725 million eggs, supporting deliveries to grading and processing plants seven days a week.
Founded in Oostburg in 1967 by Bill and Nancy Claerbout, Dutchland Plastics makes large custom plastic products through high-volume rotational molding. The company handles projects from engineering through assembly and shipping, with the capacity to produce parts up to 500 pounds and 17 feet long. Its nearly 200,000-square-foot Wisconsin operation is complemented by a facility in Canastota, New York.
After founder Thom “Dutch” Ressler thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail with a hammock in 2003, he began making the minimalist camping gear he could not find elsewhere. Today, DutchWare makes American-made hammocks and suspension hardware, including its Chameleon Hammock and invented Dutch Clip, while supplying DIY builders with outdoor fabrics and components. The Lancaster company also provides contract sewing, laser cutting and custom printing for other gear businesses, with a focus on recycled and repurposed materials where possible.
Founded in 2005 by master craftsman Nick Duvall, Duvall Leather handcrafts American-made leather goods in Pennsylvania, from everyday carry pieces to handbags and custom work. The Kingston-area company grew from Duvall’s basement workshop and an early specialty in historically accurate military reproductions into a contemporary leather-goods maker, while retaining its emphasis on traditional construction and small-batch production. Its private-label operation also provides in-house leather manufacturing from a 4,000-square-foot production facility.
Founded in 1871 by Jan-Leonard Moortgat and still guided by the fourth generation of the family, Duvel Moortgat is an independent Belgian family of craft breweries making specialty beers. From its Puurs roots and the original Duvel, the group has grown into a global brewing network while keeping craftsmanship and quality at the center of its work. Its Puurs site is also ISO 14001 certified for environmental management.
Founded in 1895 by Pierre Duvinage, who patented the first spiral metal staircase in the United States, Duvinage manufactures custom metal stairs. From its Hagerstown base, it designs and fabricates stairs, including commercial egress systems through its Sharon Stairs division, acquired in 2012.
Founded in Malmö in 1926, family-owned DUX makes Swedish-designed beds built around its high-tensile spring technology and a component-based approach to personalized sleep. Now in its fourth generation, the company has brought its craftsmanship to U.S. customers since 1977 and sells through more than 300 stores in over 30 countries. DUX also produces furniture, including the Jetson chair introduced in Stockholm in 1969, while designing its beds to be upgraded and restored rather than discarded.
Duzter is a father-and-son hockey business making cut-resistant compression base layers after 14U player Martin E. struggled to find protective apparel that fit properly. Backed by his father’s more than 25 years as a manufacturing engineer, the company developed position-specific protection for players from youth leagues through the professional ranks, including its goalie-focused Duzter Wall line. Duzter’s BNQ-certified neck protection has been worn on NHL ice since 2023, and the company secured a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank in 2025.
DVB-TECH L.L.C. engineers and manufactures RF and microwave systems for defense, satellite communications, medical, and scientific applications. Headquartered in the United States with Florida operations, the company is especially focused on AESA radar, electronic-warfare equipment, and solid-state power amplifiers, including custom solutions for demanding missions. Its manufacturing is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company is ITAR registered and SAM registered.
Founded in Cleveland in 2005, DVUV was among the early companies to enter the MDF powder-coating market and has since supplied millions of coated wood components. Today, it provides custom UV-cured finishes for customers who need durable wood parts made to their drawings, completing the process in about 20 minutes.
DW Machine is a family-owned CNC machining and fabrication shop established in 2006 and based in Drums, Pennsylvania. After building its first customized 15,000-square-foot machine shop in 2016, it expanded in 2021 and now operates two businesses at one location with 33,500 square feet of manufacturing space. The shop handles work from one-off projects to production runs, including complex and large components.
Dave Wheatley founded DWE in 1996 after working in medical plastics, building a company known for taking on demanding projects where performance matters. Its nearly 100 craftspeople work from a 45,000-square-foot Belcamp facility to develop precision-molded parts and assemblies for medical and defense customers, including the Department of Defense. DWE holds ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certifications.
DWS Machine is a Kutztown, Pennsylvania, shop led by President David W. Schreibeck, Vice President Cynthia A. Schreibeck, and Shop Manager Frank Young. It serves customers with precision machining and prototype work.
Established in 1865, Long Island’s DWS Printing & Packaging is a fifth-generation family-owned and operated company making labels and packaging for brands. Beverage packaging remains a core specialty rooted in the company’s 160-year history, while its consultative, in-house approach carries projects from concept through finished label. DWS is still run by members of the Staib family, with four generations represented on its team.
DwyerOmega develops measurement instrumentation and monitoring solutions that make hidden process conditions visible, with proprietary humidity and gas technologies capable of detecting concentrations down to parts per billion. Its global family of brands supplies sensors, probes, transmitters and analyzers while also designing customized products for OEM applications. The company traces its history of development and innovation to 1964 and supports customers through worldwide sales, service and engineering teams.
DwyerOmega brings together measurement brands with roots reaching back to Weiss, established in 1882, and a combined history spanning more than 950 years. The Michigan City, Indiana-based company serves industrial and controlled-environment customers worldwide, with 26 manufacturing and engineering facilities across 18 countries and more than 3,000 employees.