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Founded by David White in 1939, White Coffee Corporation is a three-generation, family-owned New York roaster and manufacturer of branded, private-label, and foodservice coffee. The certified woman-owned company is a third-generation importer of fine Arabica coffee and has helped pioneer the specialty coffee industry while developing licensed coffee programs for global brands. Its SQF Level 3-certified manufacturing operation also produces organic and biodegradable single-serve formats, including its BioCup line.
For nearly three decades, White Plains Bake Shoppe has baked pastries, breads, and custom cakes from scratch each day at its Mamaroneck Avenue neighborhood bakery. Now owned by Alissa and Francis Roldan, the family-run shop carries forward the recipes and early-morning baking tradition of its French artisan founder and longtime owner Lee. Alissa brings 35 years of professional baking experience, while the bakery’s certified Kosher kitchen serves both everyday customers and Westchester celebrations.
White Springs Winery & Glass Factory Bay Brewing was a New York winery whose remaining business is now being handled by its sister winery, Seneca Shore Wine Cellars. White Springs Winery is permanently closed, while a limited selection of its wines remains available through Seneca Shore.
WhiteDressShirts.com makes American-made dress shirts, selling directly to consumers through a streamlined process shaped by founder Jeff Fletcher’s career as a textile designer. Fletcher developed fabrics for fashion houses including Liz Claiborne and Oscar de la Renta before building the Merrick, New York company around fabric knowledge, garment manufacturing, and value. Its newer Standard Thread line extends that shirting focus into casual wear.
Akron, New York’s Whiting Door Manufacturing Corp. has made transportation doors since 1953, when it developed the first practical overhead roll-up door for trucks and trailers. Still led by the Whiting family, the company manufactures roll-up and swing doors as well as custom laminated panels, with those panels now used in transportation equipment ranging from rail vehicles to ships and military vehicles. Its custom-panel operation includes four laminating lines, a machine shop, and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since discovering wheel throwing at Cabrillo College in 1994, ceramic artist Whitney Smith has built a full-time practice around making pottery in her Vallejo studio. Her work brings a painter’s eye to clay, with each piece receiving a distinctive, colorful surface shaped by hand rather than repeated from a fixed pattern. The result is functional pottery made to bring beauty into everyday life.
Family-operated and minority-owned, Whitsons Culinary Group prepares and manages wholesome dining programs for schools, healthcare and residential communities, while also producing delivered meals for shelters and emergency response. Its prepared-meals operation combines handmade production with large-volume capacity, producing 690,000 meals daily across six culinary centers serving 13 states. Whitsons also brings more than 40 years of dining experience to emergency nutrition, including serving 4 million meals to rescue workers after the September 11 attacks.
Family-owned and operated in New York since 1991, Wholesale Copies, Inc. is a Midtown Manhattan digital printer that grew from handling voluminous, deadline-sensitive litigation work into a full-service shop for color and black-and-white printing. The company serves both retail clients and trade accounts, with same-day rush service and in-house bindery and finishing for projects that need to move from file to finished piece quickly.
Wholestory Collective turns discarded banana plants from Nicaraguan farms into handwoven wicker furniture and storage pieces. Its artisans use weaving techniques passed down for more than a century, while fair-trade employment supports local communities. The company says it has recycled more than 5,000 banana plants, partnered with over 100 artisans, and helped fund five homes in rural Nicaragua through 10% of proceeds.
Founded in 1921 by three members of the Widder family, Widder Brothers is a woman-owned textile manufacturer specializing in cartridge cloth for artillery and tank ammunition. The company became exclusively focused on military textiles by the 1980s and remains a principal U.S. Government supplier, producing fabrics to government specifications. Its ongoing development work now extends to specialized treatments for military and construction applications.
Spun out of Cornell University’s Spencer Research Group, Ithaca-based Widetronix designs and manufactures betavoltaic power sources and ultra-low-power sensor platforms built to operate for more than 25 years. Founded in 2008 to commercialize silicon carbide betavoltaics, the company now develops autonomous sensing systems and custom research devices for qualified customers in demanding applications. Its work is led by CEO Jonathan Greene, CTO Dr. Chris Thomas, and founder and chief scientific advisor Dr. Michael Spencer.
Widex makes hearing aids and related hearing technology for people with hearing loss. The available company information does not support further specific details about its history, ownership, or distinctive operations.
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.
Wightman Lumber is a family-run sawmill and wood-manufacturing business founded in 1945 by brothers Charles and Cyrus Wightman. Now spanning three generations, it produces custom wood products and lumber from locally sourced timber, serving customers from its Portlandville, New York facility. The company’s longstanding specialties include solid-wood flooring and mouldings.
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.