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Since 1980, Victory Screen Factory has supplied the screen-printing trade, becoming the first company to specialize in pre-stretched screen frames by mail order and later adding restretching services and printing supplies. Operating under new management from a 10,000-square-foot New York facility, the company ships 25 stock sizes of aluminum frames and related supplies nationwide. Its history is rooted in saving print shops the space and effort of building and stretching screens themselves.
On a rural farm in North Easton, Mary and Gerry Barnhart grow cold-climate grapes and handcraft estate wines at their family-owned Victory View Vineyard. The retired public-service couple began planting test vines after deciding to keep their farm in agriculture, and today their children and grandchildren help with vineyard work, bottling, and harvest. Their mostly dry wines draw on the Upper Hudson region’s rural roots and local history, with every grape grown on the property.
Vida-Blend, LLC manufactures custom nutrient premixes for the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, nutritional, and dietetic food markets. Its capabilities include toll blending and contract manufacturing, milling, formulation assistance, packaging and repackaging, raw material sourcing, sieving, delumping, and triturations.
Founded in 2005 as a media-systems company, Plainview-based VidaBox now designs and manufactures secure, custom-fit tablet enclosures and mounting systems in the USA. The company is particularly known for pioneering Power-over-Ethernet charging that carries power and data over one cable, and it develops custom enterprise solutions through its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation. VidaBox products have been used in settings ranging from digital building directories to restaurant point-of-sale stations, with more than 40,000 reported installations.
VIDAR Motors makes severe-duty industrial motors with patented AC-Link technology that embeds variable-speed control directly into the motor, replacing the space and wiring demands of a conventional motor-and-VFD installation. Its compact, NEMA-interchange design is built for fluid-delivery applications and can be installed in hours, including in hazardous industrial environments. VIDAR is a product of ITT and is supported by case studies showing reduced energy use, noise, and control-valve maintenance in processing facilities.
Videk, Inc. is a Rochester, New York–based manufacturer of automated vision inspection systems, software, and integrated solutions for print and mail operations. Its roots reach back to an Eastman Kodak engineering department in the early 1970s; Kodak launched Videk as a venture company in 1985, and the company began manufacturing vision systems for customers in 1986. With more than 35 years of experience, Videk supports high-volume document production with in-house software development, hardware engineering, and service teams.
Since 2003, Video Storm LLC has designed and manufactured professional video and audio distribution equipment for custom electronics installers. Its NetPlay systems serve residential and commercial installations, scaling from small home setups to projects with as many as 1,000 displays, while adding capabilities such as video walls and digital signage. The company says it keeps design and manufacturing within the United States and also takes on custom product design.
Austrian-born pastry chef Heidi Riegler founded Vienna Cookie Company to preserve the baking traditions she learned from her mother and grandmother. From its Baldwin shop, the company makes fresh Viennese cookies and cakes from authentic family recipes, and offers hands-on baking classes for Long Island customers.
VIEW Micro Metrology, a division of Quality Vision International formed in 2005, develops non-contact optical metrology systems and software for measuring tightly toleranced micro-components in production. Its Rochester-based Center of Excellence includes a climate-controlled lab for application studies and software training, while the company’s heritage reaches back to VIEW Engineering’s 1976 introduction of the first video coordinate measuring machine. VIEW systems are ISO 9001 certified through QVI and support high-throughput inspection in semiconductor, electronics and medical manufacturing.
Rochester-based Viewpoint Systems has been creating measurement and control solutions since 1993, with more than 3,000 delivered over that span. The company helps manufacturers and engineering teams solve specialized testing, monitoring, or control problems when standard equipment falls short, often working as an extension of their existing staff.
ViewSPORT makes fitness apparel whose patented sweat-activated technology reveals motivational words or images as the wearer works harder. Inventor Ben Wood conceived the idea while studying chemistry and exercising, and the company now produces apparel for athletes, sports teams, military users and custom programs. Its technology is designed to disappear when dry, withstand dozens of wash cycles and work with breathable, hypoallergenic fabrics treated with BodyFresh®.
Inspired by a coastal Spanish city and shaped in a New York design studio, VIGO Industries designs and manufactures contemporary kitchen and bathroom fixtures, including faucets, sinks and shower doors. The Manhattan-based company says its work is guided by a view of kitchens and baths as central to everyday living, pairing global inspiration with local design and careful craftsmanship. More than two decades on, VIGO continues to focus on durable, coordinated designs for residential and commercial spaces.
Founded by Estonian-born Eha Urbsalu, Viking Beauty Secrets makes COSMOS-certified organic and natural skincare from Northern European ingredients. Its formulas draw on Arctic superberries and unusual materials such as Icelandic black volcanic sand, while the company pairs green-energy manufacturing and recyclable packaging with ocean-cleanup efforts supported by 5% of revenue.
Family-owned since 1973, Viking Packaging is a Hudson Valley manufacturer of custom packaging designed to protect and present products in transit. Its roots stretch back to the F.D. Croce Company, a Manhattan peanut-bag maker founded in 1892, while today the fifth-generation business tackles unusual shipping challenges with solutions such as precision corrugated inserts and adjustable protective packaging. Viking also emphasizes responsible sourcing through FSC and Sustainable Forestry Initiative certifications.
Founded in 1973, family-owned Viking Packaging makes corrugated and protective packaging that solves difficult shipping and presentation problems for manufacturers across the Hudson Valley and beyond. Its packaging team is known for developing practical custom answers, from recyclable inserts that protected a ceramics product line without foam or plastic to adjustable protection that cut a technology repair company’s damage costs by at least 50%. Viking is part of a five-generation family heritage that traces back to the F.D. Croce Company, and its responsible-material supply chain is certified to FSC and Sustainable Forestry Initiative standards.
Family-owned and operated since 1957, Viking prints and decorates apparel and promotional materials for Long Island customers from its 28,000-square-foot Lindenhurst facility. The company handles screenprinting, embroidery and paper printing on site, and has also built a specialty serving fire departments and EMS organizations. Viking says it has decorated more than 8 million garments and has not missed an event deadline in over 25 years.
Since 1960, Viking-Cives has built, supplied, and installed truck equipment that keeps North American roads operating year-round, with a particular focus on snow and ice control. The company is known for municipal equipment such as its patented TOWPLOW and PROLINE BODY, and for the hands-on experience required to install complex roadway-maintenance packages.
Known as Oneida County’s first and only true winery, Villa Verona Vineyard is a Central New York destination that makes its wines on the property. Located west of Turning Stone Casino, it welcomes visitors to linger over locally made wine, house-prepared food, or spa services in a setting suited to casual visits and private celebrations.
Quilter Mary Mussells runs Village Comforts in Rindge, providing longarm quilting services for customers’ finished quilt tops. Working on a Gammill Statler Stitcher, she adjusts digital designs to each quilt and offers more than 300 Anne Bright edge-to-edge patterns, with custom work also available. Village Comforts trims finished quilts and provides touch-up pressing without adding separate charges for those services.
Founded in 2008 by downtown rowers, Village Community Boathouse builds and maintains traditional wooden boats while offering free community and youth rowing on New York Harbor. Its volunteer-run Pier 40 shop has produced much of a fleet of more than 30 handcrafted vessels, including the Whitehall gigs used for regular public rows. The donation-supported nonprofit also teaches boatbuilding and hosts an annual Row Around Manhattan voyage.