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Since 1980, Bakery Delite has been a full-service scratch bakery in Plains, Pennsylvania, creating elaborate custom cakes alongside fresh-baked goods for celebrations throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. Co-owner George Blom and his staff adapt designs and decorating styles to each customer, including wedding cakes shaped around personal stories, traditions and even beloved pets. The bakery remains a community fixture whose creations are remembered across generations.
Since 1995, Balazs Boxing has grown from a mechanical engineer’s homemade punching-bag stand into a Pennsylvania manufacturer of professional boxing equipment. Andrew and Trish resumed ownership in 2021, carrying forward a practical engineering approach and a reputation for durable, U.S.-made gear used by training facilities and athletes in 100 countries.
Ball Corporation manufactures sustainable aluminum packaging, including beverage cans and bottles, and reports more than 65 manufacturing plants worldwide. Its business includes beverage packaging and aluminum packaging for personal care and household products, and the company says it has a 145-year history in the packaging business.
For more than 20 years, Perryopolis-based Ball Transfer Systems, LLC has manufactured industrial ball transfer units that let materials move omnidirectionally through conveyor, material-handling and automation systems. Its range spans light applications to heavy-duty machined units, including options designed for demanding settings such as food processing and corrosive environments. The company also builds specialized solutions such as pipe-mounted units used to position material in front of shears and press brakes.
Bally Block Co. manufactures laminated hardwood butcher block products, a business with roots in the early 1880s and more than 145 years of continuous operation cited by the company. Its Wood Welded butcher block grew from an answer to meat-cutting needs and is now made at the Bally, Pennsylvania facility following the 2020 consolidation of manufacturing there. The company serves residential, food-service, and industrial uses with products such as countertops and workbench tops.
Since its founding in 1923 as a silk-weaving company, Bally Ribbon Mills has grown into an American manufacturer known for solving demanding textile design problems. Based in Bally, Pennsylvania, its nearly 300 certified employees draw on more than 70 years of hands-on weaving experience to develop specialized woven materials for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical equipment. The company’s work includes advanced 3-D woven structures, including a quartz material developed with NASA for Orion spacecraft components.
Founded in 1946 after John Colgan invented a rolling safety ladder, Ballymore Safety Products has grown from a ladder maker into the Ballymore Safety Group, a family of six specialized brands focused on safer, more productive workplaces. Its history includes expanding into aerial lifts and material handling, adding Tri-Arc Manufacturing and Lift Products, and broadening domestic manufacturing through later acquisitions. The company is best known for rolling safety ladders and workplace access equipment.
BalTec AG grew out of the Bräcker family business, which began in 1835, and has been associated with radial riveting since 1968. Based in Pfäffikon, Switzerland, the group makes joining machinery for manufacturers and produces its machines entirely in Switzerland. Its work is backed by more than five decades of experience and a worldwide network of local support partners.
From its Swiss headquarters in Pfäffikon, BalTec AG manufactures joining-technology machinery, with radial riveting at the center of its work and more than five decades of experience behind it. The company traces its riveting business to 1968, has sold more than 45,000 machines worldwide, and builds its machines entirely in Switzerland. BalTec supports customers through eight direct operations and a network of 40 sales and service partners across every continent.
Family-owned and operated since 1970, Baltic Leisure designs and manufactures saunas, steam rooms and wine-storage systems from its Oxford, Pennsylvania facility. Its 33,000-square-foot manufacturing and finishing center produces made-in-America custom installations as well as modular and DIY sauna kits, while owner Tom Smithson—who grew up in the family business—leads the design and craft work. The company’s sauna and wine-storage systems have been featured on “This Old House” and “American Builder.”
Founded in 2014 by Mark Rich and Scott Foreman, Baltimore Fabrication began as a specialty architectural metalworker serving homes and local restaurants. Now an affiliate of SteelFab Inc., it has grown into a Mid-Atlantic fabrication and installation company with a 40,000-square-foot automated shop in York, Pennsylvania, and work extending beyond the region.
Owned and operated by Valerie L. Drowell, Balzer’s Blanket makes My Bonky, a durable, patent-pending breastfeeding blanket designed to give nursing mothers and infants privacy and security. The blankets are handmade in the United States from custom materials and can be tailored to an infant’s size and a customer’s preferred dimensions and fabric weight.
Bank Negara Malaysia is Malaysia’s central bank and a statutory body that oversees key parts of the country’s anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing regime, including financial intelligence, enforcement and supervision of reporting institutions. Established on 26 January 1959 and governed by the Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009, it also hosted the 2017 International Financial Intelligence Units’ Codeathon and organised the 2023 AML/CFT Hackathon with the regional Financial Intelligence Consultative Group.
Since 1998, Bank Street Creamery has been making handcrafted small-batch ice cream in downtown Easton, with more than 120 flavors rotating through its cases. Formerly The Purple Cow Creamery, the shop was purchased in 2015 by Brooks Minnick, a Wilson native and 22-year Coast Guard veteran, who later partnered with Candace Gail and added vegan gelato alongside the traditional offerings.
In its Reading, Pennsylvania shop, Barbett Industries makes custom and commodity narrow textiles, with draw cords and braided materials among its long-standing specialties. The independent domestic manufacturer pairs computerized equipment with early 20th-century industrial machinery, and can replicate customer samples or finish customer-supplied goods. President Frank J. Loos and general manager Joseph Loos—his son—are pictured running the operation.
From a 1924 pushcart in Baltimore’s Fells Point, Barcelona Nut Company has grown into a manufacturer of roasted nuts and trail mixes, along with packaged popcorn products. Its history also includes the Stonehedge Farms brand, which began making coated popcorn in Dover, Pennsylvania, in 1998. Today, the company offers private-label and co-packing support, helping food brands develop, package, and ship custom snack products.
Since 2015, Barchemy has built its name around custom-formulated chocolate and confectionery solutions for better-for-you food makers. The company works alongside customers from initial concept through commercial production, with separate facilities for conventional, allergen-free, and peanut manufacturing.
Since 1968, Bardane has been a Northeastern Pennsylvania manufacturer known for custom die castings. Based in Jermyn, the company serves industrial customers from a 93,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
A fourth-generation butcher family, Bardine’s Country Smokehouse makes fresh and smoked meats at its Pennsylvania meat market, including products from its own award-winning beef operation. Family-owned and led by Gary Bardine, the shop has earned more than 200 state and national awards, including nine Best of Show honors, while Gary was inducted into the Cured Meats Hall of Fame in 2018.