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Founded in 1938 with a cooling coil built in its founder’s garage, Baltimore Aircoil Company is now a global manufacturer shaped by more than 2,000 employee-owners. The company develops cooling equipment for demanding commercial, industrial, and refrigeration environments, with a longstanding focus on reducing water and energy use.
Bamboo Yoshi is a U.S.-based sustainable packaging company developing biodegradable and compostable alternatives to plastic, including food-service packaging made from renewable and regenerative materials. With more than seven years on the market, it pairs an online product range with research into circular packaging and materials that can be reused, recycled, or returned to the environment with less waste.
Family-owned since 1919, Banfi makes and markets wine and spirits, with its identity rooted in Castello Banfi’s 7,100-acre estate in Montalcino and its role in the renaissance of Brunello di Montalcino. Led by third-generation proprietor and CEO Cristina Mariani, the company combines vineyard research with hospitality and sustainability across a portfolio spanning Italy, the United States, Chile and Ireland. Castello Banfi holds Equalitas certification and was the first winery to receive ISO 14001 and SA8000 recognition for environmental, ethical and social responsibility.
Veteran-owned Banner Metalcraft, Inc. has served the aerospace industry for more than 50 years from its 32,000-square-foot Ronkonkoma facility, where 75 skilled workers support close-tolerance manufacturing. The company is known for producing precision sheet-metal fabrications and machined parts for aircraft manufacturers, with AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 certification underpinning its quality system.
Banque is preparing an online chocolate shop, alongside its restaurant and café presence in New York. The brand is currently inviting customers to sign up for launch updates and follow its latest happenings on Instagram.
Bantam Tools designs and manufactures computer-controlled machines, including desktop CNC milling machines and art machines for drawing, writing, painting, and other machine-art workflows. Its products combine hardware, software, tooling, fixturing, and machining materials for artists, educators, designers, engineers, innovators, makerspaces, studios, and classrooms.
Founded in 1989, Bar Hydraulics Inc. has grown from a hydraulic piping service company into a global operation serving industrial and construction projects. It is known for its non-welded piping systems and for supporting projects from design through commissioning.
Baralan International S.p.A. designs, engineers, manufactures, and customizes glass and plastic containers and related accessories for primary cosmetics packaging. Its stated markets include skincare, makeup, and fragrance, supported by an international organization and manufacturing facilities.
From its base in Fort Erie on the Niagara River, Barbican Architectural Products makes standard and custom architectural lighting for commercial spaces. The company also designs office wall and acoustic solutions, and ships more than 600,000 LED-based products each year through a network of over 250 representatives across North America.
Founded in Brixen, South Tyrol, in 1983 by engineer Siegfried Barbieri, BARBIERI electronics grew from a one-person venture into a specialist serving professional digital printers worldwide. Stefan and Markus Barbieri assumed leadership in 1999, carrying the family company into the digital era through its work in spectral color measurement and the proprietary BARBIERI qb Technology. Its instruments help printers and system manufacturers keep color consistent across demanding production workflows.
Barden Building Products supplies and designs prefabricated, panelized building components for residential and commercial construction, with manufacturing performed by its North American Truss division. The family-owned Barden & Robeson Corporation says it has operated for more than 70 years and traces its Western New York heritage back over 110 years; its panelized custom-home and post-frame building packages serve builders and dealers across the Northeast and nearby states.
Bare Life makes organic, dairy-free hot cocoa mixes for people who want an easy treat without common allergens or refined sugar. Founded by Ali after her own search for food that fit multiple dietary needs, the Connecticut certified Woman-Owned Small Business uses simple ingredients and sustainably sourced cacao, with products made in a gluten-free, organic and kosher-certified space. Its cocoa is sold in more than 2,000 stores and online nationwide.
Barfly® Mixology Gear makes professional barware tools for the precision work of cocktail-making, from preparation through the final garnish. Based in Oklahoma City, the brand is backed by Mercer Culinary, a second-generation family-owned company serving the professional foodservice market, and is known for durable designs that help bartenders work with control and consistency. In 2025, Barfly’s fine mesh strainer received the Restaurant & Bar Expo Supplier Award for Best in Equipment, as voted by industry professionals.
Since 1996, Bargain Printing has grown from helping bring commercial printing online into a nationwide print partner producing marketing materials, signage, direct mail and branded pieces for businesses and organizations. Its NYC sales office, Staten Island fulfillment center and seven production plants support everything from short-run digital work to high-volume offset jobs, with in-house design and hands-on customer support carrying projects through printing, mailing and distribution.
Family-owned Bargoose Home Textiles has spent more than 30 years building its business around protective bedding for commercial customers. Its WBE-certified work serves hospitality and institutional buyers, with the company also qualified as a USFCR/SAM-verified federal vendor and eligible for GSA procurement.
Founded in Parma in 1877, Barilla is an Italian family-owned food company making pasta, bakery products, sauces and crispbread for consumers around the world. Still family-owned through four generations, the group has grown from its first batch of pasta into an international business present in more than 100 countries. Its BITE innovation hub carries that heritage forward by developing new food experiences alongside its established brands.
BARK is a dog-first company that says it is co-owned by the pups it serves, with a mission to make all dogs happy. Best known for its monthly BarkBox service, BARK designs play and enrichment experiences around individual dogs’ habits, from playful pups to serious chewers.
Founded in 1988 by owner and CEO Lior Barkan, Barkan Mounts designs and manufactures mounting systems that improve the viewing experience for entertainment electronics. Based in Israel with manufacturing and quality control in China, the company sells through subsidiaries in the United States and Germany to customers in about 45 countries. Its patented TV-mount designs include an automatic locking mechanism and solutions for curved or unusually structured screens, while its newer EV charging systems lift and protect charging cables above sidewalks and other surfaces.
Founded in Hillsboro, Kansas, in 1960, Barkman Honey packs and supplies traceable honey, carrying Esra Barkman’s beekeeping tradition into its fourth generation. The beekeeper-owned family business works with producers across the United States and backs its honey business with programs for bee health, habitat, and beekeeper recruitment. Barkman was the first U.S. honey packer to earn True Source Certified approval and the first to achieve and maintain SQF Food Safety and Quality certification.
Barnes & Cone, Inc. manufactures concrete masonry products in Syracuse, where Glenn Barnes and Allen Cone began the first automated concrete block plant in Upstate New York in 1926. The company still makes concrete block and landscape walls using local limestone and ships them throughout the region; its manufacturing history spans nearly a century.