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From its Red Hook, Brooklyn home, Widow Jane Distillery makes small-batch bourbon and rye whiskey, combining in-house distilling with hand-assembled blends of carefully sourced straight whiskeys. Its defining New York touch is mineral-rich limestone water drawn from the historic Rosendale Mines, used to proof every bottle, while heirloom Baby Jane corn gives its own distillate a distinctive local identity. The distillery also ages, blends, bottles and welcomes visitors in its Brooklyn facility.
Since joining the Wieland Group in July 2019, Wieland Metal Services has operated as a North American value-added metal service center focused on safety, quality, and customer service. It supports manufacturers across a broad geographic network with tailored metal processing and supply programs, including precision slitting for demanding production needs.
Founded in 1948, Ithaca-based Wiggins Plastics custom-molds electronic, electrical and mechanical components in thermoset and thermoplastic materials. Its 25 molding machines and 17 presses support projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production, with in-house engineering, assembly and packaging capabilities. Wiggins has maintained ISO 9000 registration since April 2001 and builds its quality program around continuous improvement.
Wiggle Room makes curvy tables in New York, turning a wiggly pink dining table first built for a South Brooklyn apartment into custom-made furniture shipped nationwide. Founded by Levi Shaw-Faber, a Yale School of Architecture master's candidate, and New York-based creative brand strategist Zoe Cohen, the company works with a New York manufacturer to produce its distinctive designs.
Family-owned since 1961, Wilbar Group has spent more than six decades making above-ground pools for backyard use. Its products are manufactured in company facilities in the United States and Canada, including a 160,000-square-foot plant on Long Island and Trendium Pool Products’ 280,000-square-foot operation in Montreal.
Since 1967, Wilco Industries Inc. has produced precision-machined components for the aerospace industry from its Ronkonkoma, New York facility. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100:2016 certification and serves customers including Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems. Wilco also makes a specialized line of fire door release mechanisms.
Starting in 1992 with two ice chests and deliveries in the founders’ cars, Wild Edibles Seafood has grown into a Bronx-based fresh seafood wholesaler serving businesses with fish, shellfish and specialty items. The company is known for its mammoth scallops, custom smoked salmon and recipe-ready filleting, with regular wholesale deliveries and menu guidance for customers. Since 2006, Wild Edibles has also worked with ocean-conservation organizations and its vendors to source seafood using scientific sustainability criteria.
Owned and operated by Allison “Corky” Giambra with help from her husband David, Wild Laser Engraving grew from Allison’s background in industrial manufacturing and production management into a creative shop just outside Buffalo, New York. The company works from rough-cut cherry lumber to produce personalized awards for military and first-responder organizations, with customers reviewing a design proof before engraving begins.
Born from its founder’s childhood fascination with a mysterious fly rod and a homemade Pocket Fly Fisherman, Wild Water Fly Fishing makes affordable, ready-to-fish fly-fishing kits and gear. The New York company has sold more than 200,000 kits since 2006, selecting and testing each component with beginners and family fishing traditions in mind. It also provides beginner guides and U.S.-based customer support to help new anglers get on the water.
WILDKALE makes minimally processed frozen family meals from ingredients sourced directly from small New York family farms. Its range includes filled pasta, dumplings and pierogi, with products designed for quick, nutritious home cooking. The company is a women-owned small business and is NYC and New York State WBE certified, with products eligible for NY30 and Nourish programs.
From its base in Bad Münder, Germany, Wilkhahn designs and makes office furniture and interior solutions for ergonomic, sustainable workplaces. Its range centers on beautifully designed, functional and durable environments, with a particular focus on dynamic seating and flexible work settings. The company serves customers around the world and has received design recognition including Red Dot and iF awards.
Founded in 1897, family-owned Willard Manufacturing makes precision-machined components and provides engineering support, carrying a century-plus manufacturing legacy into a modern facility. Its history includes contract work on confidential defense programs during both World Wars, and today the company serves demanding defense and aerospace applications with advanced CNC capabilities and ITAR certification.
A fourth-generation family business founded in 1937, William H. Kopke Jr., Inc. has built its identity around long-standing relationships with growers and a family-led approach to the fresh-produce trade. Kopke imports and distributes fruit for customers across North America and Asia, with vertically integrated logistics that help carry produce from farms to market.
From its Stolberg headquarters, William Prym Holding GmbH oversees a global manufacturing group whose products range from textile fasteners and handicraft goods to intimate-apparel accessories and engineered metal components. With roots reaching back to 1530, the predominantly family-owned Prym Group is one of the world’s oldest industrial companies and still produces millions of its iconic press fasteners each day. Today, more than 3,000 employees work across 24 locations and 10 production sites worldwide.
Founded in 1995 by designer William Yeoward and third-generation crystal specialist Timothy Jenkins, William Yeoward Crystal creates handmade glassware that pairs Georgian-inspired design with contemporary, practical forms. Its pieces retain the character of antique crystal through traditional hand cutting and engraving, while newer collections extend the work into colorful everyday glass, fine bone china, and English silver. The company holds Royal Warrants as a supplier of crystal glass to the Prince of Wales and, since 2024, to King Charles III.
Staten Island native Chris Williams turned a teenage start in optical work into Williams Eye Works, a family-owned optical shop serving the borough since 1995. Its licensed opticians and optometrists handle complex prescriptions and eye exams, while an in-house lab cuts and inspects lenses on site for quick turnaround. The shop is also known for its unusual attention to fit, including low-bridge eyewear and prescription-ready smart glasses.
Family-owned since its founding in 1955, Williams Tool grew from a local maker of building tools and fixtures into a precision production shop in Chadwicks, New York. Since 1985, the company has been known for close-tolerance CNC work for OEMs, with particular experience in valve, aerospace, and musical-instrument applications. Its 17,000-square-foot facility reflects a long habit of reinvesting in machining technology and inspection capabilities.
Founded in Houston in 1918, Williams Valve manufactures rugged industrial and commercial valves for demanding heavy-industry and military applications. Its New York facility produces American-made valves, including products for U.S. Navy and Coast Guard vessels, while the company also designs custom solutions, provides in-house machining and testing, and maintains stock for faster delivery. Williams Valve is an ABS Type Approved marine manufacturer with a long-standing specialty in naval and marine service.
Since 2005, Williamsburg Glass Inc. has designed, fabricated, and installed custom glass and mirror work for homes and businesses across New York’s Tri-State area. Its Brooklyn operation keeps production in-house and pairs hands-on fabrication with an in-house designer, allowing projects such as glass floors, display cases, and decorative mirrors to be shaped around a client’s specific vision. The company has also completed work for recognizable clients including Adidas, IKEA, Starbucks, and The New York Times.
Based in Willoughby, Ohio, Willoughby Printing produces business and marketing print materials while also providing graphic design and finishing support from concept through completion. The company sets itself apart with expertise in corporate identity pieces, personalized variable-data campaigns, and specialty work such as foil stamping. Its team emphasizes strong community roots, quick turnaround, and direct, friendly help for projects ranging from business cards to brochures.