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Fermentorium makes caffeine-free kombucha by flavoring the brew with whole, fresh ingredients before fermentation, letting its culture shape the final taste. The company offers its live-probiotic drinks in five-gallon kegs for wholesale, with flavors such as Ginger Mint and Blueberry Lavender. Its pre-fermentation approach distinguishes the New York maker from conventional kombucha producers, whose tea is typically flavored after fermentation.
For more than 35 years, Fermob has been a French manufacturer known for colorful, durable design rooted in artisanal know-how. Based in Thoissey, the company creates furniture for gardens, public spaces, and interiors, with sustainability reflected in repairable products and 98% recyclable materials.
Since 1955, family-owned Ferno-Washington has manufactured emergency-care equipment that helps medics transport and protect patients. Founded by Dick Ferneau in Ohio and headquartered in Wilmington since 1972, the company grew from mortuary cots into an international manufacturer serving more than 100 countries. Its history includes pioneering innovations such as the Model 30 X-Frame Cot and today’s POWER X1 and iNX patient-transport systems.
Founded by Frank V. Feroleto in 1958, Feroleto Steel processes precision-rolled flat steel and custom-slits coils for manufacturers large and small. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of Toyota Tsusho America, the company operates facilities in Bridgeport, Weirton and Knoxville, pairing stocked inventories and company-owned trucking with just-in-time delivery. Its Bridgeport headquarters spans 170,000 square feet, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Ferotec Friction is a global leader in the development and distribution of quality industrial friction materials, proudly manufactured in the USA. The company provides dependable friction solutions for sectors such as automotive, industrial machinery, marine, wind energy, construction, and rail.
Founded in 1983, Ferragon Corporation has grown from a Cleveland-area operation into a Midwest and Southeastern U.S. network of metals service divisions that processes steel and aluminum for manufacturing supply chains. Its unusual breadth comes from combining toll processing, specialty steel production, warehousing and metallurgical testing across facilities in Ohio and Michigan, including a 100% hydrogen continuous annealing line for advanced high-strength steel. Ferragon’s FMP Met Lab is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017.
Founded in 1984, Ferralloy, Inc. is a Cleveland-based international manufacturer known for its long-standing work with heat-resistant alloys. The company serves industrial customers worldwide through production in North America and Asia, with ISO 9001:2015 certification at its U.S. and China locations.
Since 1937, the Ferrante family has been making wine, now pairing its nationally and internationally acclaimed bottles with Italian cooking at its Harpersfield Township winery and ristorante. The family’s legacy began in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood and continues today through five of Peter and Josephine Ferrante’s eight children, with live music and seasonal events adding to the table-side experience.
At its New York City workshop, FERRARA cuts and sews tailored menswear, including its signature American Oxford shirt and made-to-measure jackets. The brand says its Oxford shirt reflects a craft built over four decades, while its Yacht Club Collection brings that workshop tailoring to custom member jackets. FERRARA garments are crafted in New York, with made-to-measure appointments available at the Queens atelier.
Since 1892, Ferrara Bakery & Cafe has made traditional Italian pastries and desserts at its family-owned pasticceria and espresso bar in New York City’s Little Italy. Now in its fifth generation, the bakery is known for fresh, hand-crafted specialties such as cannoli, sfogliatella and torrone, with recipes and techniques carried through the Lepore family. Ferrara also supplies wholesale orders, custom cakes and nationwide dessert shipments from its historic Grand Street bakery.
Ferric Corporation develops integrated voltage regulators and power converters for advanced electronics, using thin-film magnetic materials integrated with CMOS to make power delivery substantially smaller and more efficient. The New York-founded startup has more than 50 employees across New York and California, with a team bringing experience from AMD, TSMC and Xilinx and more than 40 power-management patents. Its Quality Management System is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family-owned Ferriot Inc. has nearly a century of Akron manufacturing history, with roots reaching back to 1929. Today, its 200,000-square-foot operation works with OEMs as an engineering-led partner for custom plastic manufacturing, helping move products from tooling through production and assembly. Ferriot is especially known for taking on oversized, structurally demanding parts, including work made with structural foam molding.
Since 2007, Ferrland Press has been a small studio helping customers turn ideas into visual communications through graphic design, printing and web design. Based in Central New York, it combines consultation-led creative work with print fulfillment through eight facilities across the U.S. and Canada, and also handles garment printing and embroidery. Its portfolio ranges from company branding and packaging to large-format displays and printed materials.
Since the late 1940s, Cleveland-based Ferrotherm has manufactured precision components for the global turbine engine industry, with particular expertise in honeycomb brazed parts. Its 78,000-square-foot facility combines extensive in-house machining and repair capabilities, and the company supplies aerospace and military programs while holding ISO 9001 and AS9100 certifications.
Built from four established American manufacturers, FerroWorks brings together casting and forging operations to make engineered solutions for heavy industry. The company draws on more than 150 years of combined manufacturing history, including roots reaching back to 1868, while its Pittsburgh-area heritage remains part of a broader effort to modernize and grow American production. FerroWorks is led by industry veteran David Meyer and backed by Stellex Capital Management.
Ferry Industries traces its roots to a family machine shop founded by brothers Ernest and John D. Ferry in Kent, Ohio, in 1927. After decades of specialty engineering and military-related machining, the company shifted toward proprietary industrial equipment and is now based in Stow, where it serves manufacturers around the world. Its history includes producing more than 1,300 rotational molding machines since 1983, along with ongoing custom engineering and support.
Since Susan Rothmann founded it in Cleveland in 1992, Fertility Solutions has built its identity around specialized semen-analysis expertise. Now owned by Anna-Marie Bort, who joined the company in 2000 and purchased it in 2020, the firm serves laboratories and clinical researchers with human sperm-based quality controls and related support for consistent testing.
Founded in 2015 from tissue-engineering work at Weill Cornell Medicine, Fesarius Therapeutics develops regenerative medical devices for wound care and reconstructive surgery. Its flagship product, DermiSphere hDRT, is an FDA-cleared hydrogel dermal regeneration template designed to support treatment of full-thickness skin loss. The company was co-founded by plastic surgeon and Weill Cornell professor Dr. Jason Spector, whose clinical experience shaped the technology.
Founded in Cleveland in 1993 by Tim Fagan as Pinata Foods, Festa Food Company has spent more than three decades turning exact nutrition requirements into frozen meals. Its unusual place in food manufacturing was established in 1999, when NASA chose the company to make the first burrito sent to the International Space Station; today, Festa applies that precision to institutional and healthcare partners from its Cleveland facility.
Festo SE & Co. KG develops automation technology for industrial production, with its work spanning pneumatic and electric systems as well as automation training. Its press materials show applications ranging from battery-cell production and electric-vehicle battery dismantling to electronics assembly and machine tools, alongside learning solutions for CNC technology.