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Born from the merger of TruFood Manufacturing and Bar Bakers, Tandem Foods is a contract manufacturer of better-for-you nutritional snacks, with products ranging from nutrition bars to wafers and molded chocolate. Launched under its Tandem name in January 2025, the company brings decades of combined experience and operates a coast-to-coast network of manufacturing facilities. Its newest Cypress, California, line increased wafer-bar capacity by more than 150% and made Tandem the largest wafer manufacturer in the United States.
From its New Hyde Park base, Tane Alarm Products manufactures alarm contacts and related security devices, including its notably thin TWC wireless contacts. The company also designs and builds custom recessed contacts and can private-label existing models, while supporting installers with technical assistance and a lifetime-of-installation guarantee against sticking and false alarms. Its products are identified with ISO 9001, ISO 14001:2004, C UL US, RoHS and CE marks.
Tangram Chemical, LLC is a domestic manufacturer of high-purity inorganic chemicals and a provider of custom chemical services. Based in Holtsville, New York, it describes its manufacturing capabilities as the foundation for long-term customer relationships and tailored supply arrangements.
Founded in 1984, TAP Electronics Co., Ltd. builds CCTV pipe-inspection equipment, with its Robocam line developed for sewer and water-pipeline work. The Korean company draws on decades of field experience, including rescue equipment used after Seoul’s Sampoong Department Store collapse, and designs its systems for demanding environments and on-site self-repair. Its current Robocam S platform is manufactured on a mass-production line and supported through projects around the world.
A fifth-generation family business with roots reaching back to 1919, Tapecon has built its identity around solving difficult manufacturing problems for healthcare and industrial customers. The Buffalo company helps OEM product teams turn ideas into practical components, with a longstanding focus on regulated medical applications and responsive collaboration from early development through production. Its ISO 13485:2016 registration reflects the quality system behind that work.
Founded in 2010 by Elizabeth Calderone and Warren Cook, TapeMeasure is a family-run Pleasantville interior design studio that creates custom upholstery and window treatments alongside full-room design. Its showroom is open to everyone and holds what the company describes as the metro area’s most extensive designer-fabric selection outside Manhattan’s D&D building, while a local artisan workroom handles the sewing and reupholstery. The team works with homeowners across Westchester and the Tri-State area from the first fabric selection through installation.
Born from an inventor’s idea in 1957, Tapeswitch Corporation makes pressure-sensitive switches and industrial machine-safety systems, including ribbon switches, sensing mats and non-contact interlocks. The Farmingdale company’s product lines have grown from those original successes into custom sensing and safety solutions, with its F-Series carrying a documented record of more than 40 years in industrial applications. Tapeswitch became part of privately held Rowan Technologies in 1986 and manufactures its products under ISO quality-management guidelines.
Since 1977, Tapis Corporation has developed high-performance fabrics for aircraft interiors, from its early flame-retardant carpets to materials used by more than 50 air carriers. The woman-owned company combines custom textile development with a Dallas testing and flame-treatment complex, including an FAA-validated lab certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001 standards. Its materials serve commercial aircraft, private jets and spacecraft, with sustainability built into the work through recycled and plant-based inputs, lighter constructions and longer product life.
Founded in 1953 from a power-plant challenge, TAPROGGE Gesellschaft mbH develops and manufactures systems that keep large industrial water circuits and heat exchangers operating efficiently. Its chemical-free approach controls fouling during operation, while more than 18,000 installed systems and a global network of 380 employees support customers in over 100 countries. The family-owned company is rooted in Wetter (Ruhr) but works worldwide on water, energy and resource efficiency.
Founded in 1989 by Larry and Cindy Salerno, Tarjac grew from applying airbrushed camouflage finishes to hunting products into a Waterloo-area finishing company serving consumer-product manufacturers. After more than 25 years in business, Tarjac Inc. was purchased by three long-term employees, who now operate Tarjac H2O LLC; its history describes hydrographics as a longstanding specialty and says it has processed more hunting products than any other U.S. applicator.
For more than 30 years, Taro Manufacturing has been an American manufacturer serving industrial customers from its Auburn, New York facility. Its dedicated workforce averages over 17 years of service and produces high-volume plastic parts, with a particular focus on insert molding for transportation, electrical, and other industrial applications. Taro maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and supports efforts to bring manufacturing back to the United States.
Founded in 1910, Tartaglia Railroad Services builds and manages railroad projects while operating a Syracuse shop that outfits, repairs, leases and sells hi-rail equipment. The company has more than 115 years of construction experience, has installed hi-rail systems on excavators for over 20 years, and works primarily across the Northeast. Tartaglia is also an affiliate of the North Shore Railroad Company.
Founded by Maureen Kelly in 1999, tarte is a cosmetics company making makeup and beauty products built around its “high-performance naturals” approach. The brand is best known for Shape Tape concealer, created from Kelly’s experience with cystic acne, and has maintained a cruelty-free stance for more than 25 years while offering vegan-friendly options and formulas featuring naturally derived ingredients.
Family-owned Taste The Tropics has been making authentic Caribbean ice cream since 1978, growing from a neighborhood parlor into a wholesale producer and distributor serving the Tri-State area. Its recipes use real Caribbean fruit and natural ingredients, preserving the island flavors that first set the Brooklyn-based company apart. The brand’s 32-ounce containers are sold through supermarkets and specialty retailers, with frozen shipping available for customers farther afield.
Tastee Ltd is a Jamaican institution founded in Kingston in 1966 by Vincent and Valerie Chang as a family-owned bakery. Six decades later, its original patty recipe remains at the heart of a homegrown brand serving communities across Jamaica through more than 15 locations.
Tasty Pastry Shoppe is a Brooklyn bakery where a family of Italian culinary chefs makes custom celebration cakes and other desserts, including designs that turn children’s themes and favorite foods into edible centerpieces. Its distinctive focus is making treats accessible to more customers, with an expanding selection of sugar-free and gluten-free offerings alongside vegan and regular desserts. The bakery’s sugar-free work began with the owner and master baker’s effort to create delicacies his diabetic mother could safely enjoy.
Founded by CY. Cheung in the 1980s, Tat Fung Textile Co. Ltd makes denim and other woven fabrics for the garment industry under the Panther Textiles umbrella. Its vertically integrated operation combines design in Hong Kong with production in Kaiping, Guangdong, and supports a workforce of about 2,000. Tat Fung is particularly notable for developing lower-impact textile technologies, including its C-ZERO waterless, salt-free denim dyeing process, alongside ongoing work in recycled and certified sustainable materials.
Founded in 2010 after Tata Harper set out to create effective skincare without petrochemicals, Tata Harper Skincare makes luxury products built around 100% natural-origin ingredients and regenerative skin-health science. Tata’s background in industrial engineering shapes the brand’s bespoke formulas, which combine concentrated botanicals with modern formulation techniques and are made with transparency and environmental responsibility in mind. The company is now part of the Amorepacific family, while Tata remains involved in guiding the brand’s innovation.
Southampton-born Tate’s Bake Shop makes its signature thin, crispy cookies and other bakery treats, including the chocolate chip recipe founder Kathleen King developed decades ago. The bake shop pairs real butter and carefully sourced ingredients with a craft-baking approach, and its products now reach retailers across the country. Its Southampton bakery has been voted Best Bakery in the Hamptons multiple times and remains a destination for locals and Long Island visitors.
Founded in São Paulo in 2013 by award-winning textile designer Bia Martinez, TATIZ EasyLiving Fabrics makes Brazil’s first outdoor fabric brand: original solution-dyed acrylic textiles designed for indoor, outdoor and nautical spaces. Its fabrics combine the tactile look of natural fibers with resistance to fading, liquids and mildew, while Bia’s hands-on loom design gives collections such as Basket Tweed a distinctly crafted character. TATIZ also supports social innovation through hand-weaving workshops in Poço Verde, Sergipe.