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Three Little Pigs makes French-style charcuterie and gourmet foods, including its signature pâtés, in small batches. Founded in 1975 by two French chefs in Greenwich Village, New York, the company grew from a specialty deli into a producer whose products are sold at retailers nationwide. Its stated heritage centers on traditional French recipes and handcrafted production.
Three Quarters Design Corporation develops products and technology, combining industrial design with engineering to move concepts toward production. Its team brings together experience in robotic and spatial design, user-focused product development, and 3D CAD engineering, with members holding positions at NYU and the Rhode Island School of Design. The company also has experience leading projects for organizations including Verizon, Brown University, and igus.
Founded in 1958 by Yaffa and George Ackerman, Three Star Offset Printing produces offset, digital and large-format print work in Freeport, carrying more than six decades of Long Island printing experience into brochure production, bindery and direct mail. Now led by President Orna Alabaster, with her son Daniel helping oversee pre-press and production, the company remains a multigenerational, women-owned and minority-owned business. Three Star is also a certified Women’s Business Enterprise and incorporates recycled papers, soy-based inks and biodegradable aqueous coatings into its green-printing practices.
Thrive Agritech designs and manufactures LED grow-lighting systems and remote power platforms for commercial cannabis, greenhouse, and vertical-farming operations. Its Strata platform has been installed more than 40,000 times in one of the largest vertical farms in the United States, while its hands-on lighting design and support are built around each grower’s operation. The company’s products carry a five-year warranty, and Thrive reports a fixture failure rate below 1% over that warranty period.
Thrive Freeze Dry freeze-dries food ingredients and finished products for customers, describing itself as a co-manufacturer with locations around the globe. Its capabilities span work from product development and trial runs through full-scale production, with dry processing and packaging also available.
From its headquarters in American Fork, Utah, Thrive Freeze Dry freeze-dries everything from bulk ingredients to enzymes, probiotics and finished meals for customers worldwide. With facilities across North America, South America, Europe and Asia, the company handles projects ranging from trial runs to full-scale production and also helps develop products from concept to commercialization. Its freeze-dried candy program includes more than 40 customized flavors and colors.
For three generations, Throne Kingdom has crafted custom throne chairs and showcase furniture from its family-run operation in Brooklyn, New York. The company hand-chisels and assembles mahogany throne frames, finishing them with a proprietary paint process and durable marine-grade vinyl for use in events, homes, and commercial spaces. Throne Kingdom describes itself as North America’s largest creator of throne chairs and maintains a showroom open to the public.
For more than 40 years, Thruway Stone has made countertops, pairing its industry experience with a hands-on approach to service. Its Farmington showroom stands out for large open windows and natural light that let customers see stone surfaces as they may appear in their homes, while the Summit Collection gives kitchen and bath dealers a carefully selected countertop line. Thruway Stone serves customers and industry partners with an emphasis on integrity, trust, and transparent guidance.
Founded in 2017 in Corinth, Greece, Thruwind Technologies develops a patented 5kW small wind turbine with a jet-engine-inspired design for households, businesses and small renewable-energy projects. The deep-tech cleantech startup combines in-house intellectual property with research partnerships and provides turnkey installation and maintenance support. Thruwind won the Energy Track Award in the MIT Enterprise Forum Greece Startup Competition in 2021.
Founded in 1990, Thunderbird Atlatl is a small, family-run Candor, New York workshop that hand-makes atlatls, darts and related primitive-technology gear. Bob and Cheryll Berg grew the business from a hobby, with Bob designing the spear-throwers and finishing custom orders while the family helps with production and fulfillment. The shop also brings that knowledge to atlatl and primitive-skills workshops for groups across the United States and Europe.
Veteran-founded Thuro Metal Products traces its machining heritage to 1965, when German-trained technician Albert Thuro established the company after serving in the U.S. Army. Now based in Brentwood, New York, the company is known for precision components and assemblies made for mission-critical aerospace and defense programs, including the F-16 Dynatube fitting. Its long-standing quality culture is reflected in ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D, and ITAR registration.
Nearly 80 years after its founder began with a small masonry business, Thurston Mechanical remains a multigenerational Rochester company led by Peter Thurston since 1980. It is known for taking on complex plant projects for New York manufacturers, with certified welders and engineers supporting work from design through installation.
Tibetano creates design-led rugs and carpets for high-end residential, corporate, and hospitality interiors, carrying each project from concept through installation. Founded around an innovative approach to socially and environmentally conscious manufacturing, the company draws on art and design to give its pieces a distinctive character. Its made-to-order collaboration with Sister Parish, including hand-woven flatweaves based on the studio’s prints, reflects Tibetano’s emphasis on custom work and creative partnerships.
Founded by ocean explorer Tim Taylor, Tiburon Subsea is a subsea technology company focused on making underwater intelligence more accessible. Its team combines decades of marine engineering and exploration experience to develop autonomous vehicles for organizations that need reliable ocean data, including defense and offshore operators. The company is best known for its patented JETTE™ propulsion technology, which gives underwater vehicles greater maneuverability in demanding environments.
TickledPet makes single-ingredient dog treats, drawing on a family pet-care tradition that began when founder Diane opened a Minnesota pet shop in 1960. Launched in 2014 after the family struggled to find healthier options, the brand sources natural treats made in the USA, including its well-known fish-skin chews and American beef jerky. Its products are built around simple ingredients and come with an Empty Bag Guarantee if a pet does not finish the treats.
Born from a diversified organic vegetable farm in New York’s Finger Lakes, Tierra Farm has manufactured and distributed certified-organic dried fruits, nuts and other foods since its dried-fruit and nut business began in 1999. Located south of Albany, the company still maintains its original farm and makes its products in small, hand-crafted batches, from roasting and blending to chocolate work and coffee roasting. Tierra Farm’s environmental focus is unusually tangible: more than 100 products use plastic-free, home-compostable packaging, while its facility generates over 70% of its electricity from solar power.
Tiffany & Co. designs and crafts jewelry and other luxury goods, with a heritage in jewelry design dating to its founding in 1837. The company’s artisans handcraft high-jewelry creations, including Bird on a Rock designs, and the house’s design legacy includes a long-running collaboration with Jean Schlumberger that began in 1956.
Founded in 1982 and incorporated the following year, Tiger Packaging Co., Inc. makes corrugated boxes, point-of-purchase displays and protective packaging for regional customers. The Suffern, New York company also develops custom interior packing forms and die-cut solutions, including designs that help irregular products ship securely or turn shipping containers into retail displays. An experienced customer service staff and outside sales force support its regional business.
Established in 1995 after a fatal offshore powerboat-racing accident, Tiger Performance Products grew from a safety-focused response into a Buffalo-area company serving aviation and marine operators worldwide. Its patented Survival Breathing Air Systems led to specialized safety and communications equipment for commercial, law-enforcement and military users, with service and repairs available for the products it supplies.
Founded in 2014 after more than 30 years of its parent company’s window-treatment experience, Tiger Window Fashions makes custom blinds and shades for dealers, decorators and designers. Its U.S. and Southeast Asian workshops support a standard two-week turnaround, while its engineers have developed patented cordless and safety systems, including the Soft Lift® Zebra shade. The company’s Trevi® Roman shades pair traditional fabric folds with modern cordless and motorized operation.