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Since 1965, Federal Stone Industries has hand-made precast concrete pool coping at its Emmitsburg factory, building a specialty around the stone edge that finishes and protects a swimming pool. The family-owned company spans three generations and produces roughly 85,000 to 110,000 coping stones each year, with an in-house mold shop for custom work and a radius chart it invented to simplify curved-pool layouts. Its coping has also found an unexpected audience among skatepark builders and DIY skateboarders.
From Piketon, Ohio, Federal Supply Services International LLC has supplied reusable shipping and storage containers since 2009, serving customers including the U.S. military. Its returnable packaging work is supported by strategic alliances with North American and European companies, including German thermoforming specialists, giving FSSI a bridge between U.S. distribution and European packaging technology. The company also assists public agencies and vendors through its GSA contract offerings.
Fedon Furniture manufactures furniture and home furnishings, specifically serving the television and appliance sectors.
Founded in Cleveland in 1915 as Federal Process, FedPro manufactures small-batch chemical products for professional plumbing, petroleum, HVAC, automotive and industrial work. Its original Gasoila® thread sealant remains at the heart of a U.S.-made portfolio that also includes the Tub O’ Towels cleaning wipes launched in 1994 and other maintenance products. The company says it continues to monitor each small batch against the standards set by its founders.
Founded in 1987 and part of the Fedrigoni Group since 2021, Acucote is a North American self-adhesives brand known for flexible, customer-specific problem solving. Its team helps printers and other businesses develop pressure-sensitive materials for demanding labeling applications, combining responsive service with strategically placed U.S. distribution support.
Fedrigoni Special Papers manufactures high-quality specialty papers, a business it says dates to 1888. Its ranges support luxury and premium packaging as well as publishing, and include papers developed for specific performance needs such as barrier protection. The company describes its expertise in bespoke paper formats, textures and applications, and is part of Fedrigoni Group.
Since 1863, Rochester’s Fee Brothers has made cocktail flavorings, best known for the bitters and syrups that have carried the family business through five generations. Once among the last U.S. producers of cocktail bitters, the company now continues that tradition under fifth-generation owners Jon and Benn Spacher while developing newer tools such as ready-to-use Fat Wash.
Feed Your Soul is a women-owned bakery making premium cookies, brownies, bars and other desserts with a purpose: each dozen cookies purchased funds the equivalent of a meal through Feeding America. Founded by Mya Zoracki after careers in finance and law, the company has donated more than 100,000 cookies and 350,000 meals while also supporting organizations including New York City’s Coalition for the Homeless. It is a certified B Corporation that puts simple ingredients and giving back at the center of its business.
Founded in 1946, family-owned Feedall Automation designs and manufactures industrial automation equipment that feeds parts and helps manufacturing robots perform efficiently. The Willoughby company builds custom systems in-house and supports its installed base with parts and maintenance for machines dating back to its founding. Feedall says it has shipped more than 22,000 orders, with more than 80% of customers returning for additional work.
Born from Cleveland baker Terry Thomsen’s search for a wheat option that worked better for her digestion, Feel Good Dough makes organic, plant-based pizza dough and baking mixes. Its dough uses organic yeast, delivers 56 grams of protein per dough ball, and is designed to move beyond pizza—it can handle everything from a home oven to a 700-degree wood-fired oven. The woman-owned company sells frozen dough, dry mixes, and organic flour to households and wholesale customers.
Feel Good Soap Company manufactures luxury bar soaps made from natural and organic ingredients. The company donates a bar of soap to someone in need for every pack purchased.
Founded in 1948 as a San Francisco Bay maritime rigging company, Feeney, Inc. now makes architectural railing and design products, including the CableRail system it pioneered for stainless-steel cable railing infill. The Oakland-based company remains family-owned and operated by Katrina and Grissell Ralston, combining wire-rope and fabrication expertise with aluminum railing systems and related architectural products. Feeney also maintains traditional industrial rigging, fabrication, and hardware capabilities.
Founded in 1867 by Wilhelm Emil Fein, FEIN makes professional power tools and accessories for demanding metalworking and interior applications. The company traces its heritage to inventing the world’s first power tool—the electric hand drill—and today supports its global product range through more than 16 subsidiaries and 50 agents, including FEIN Power Tools, Inc. in the United States.
Founded in 1959 and headquartered in Switzerland, Feintool manufactures precision metal parts and tooling, with a long-standing specialization in fineblanking and high-volume production. The company operates globally, reporting 18 locations and approximately 3,100 employees, and makes components for automotive, industrial, and renewable-energy applications.
Feintool is a Swiss-founded manufacturer whose story began in 1959 with spare parts for mechanical typewriters. Today, the family company employs about 3,100 people across 18 locations worldwide and is known for high-volume precision manufacturing for automotive and industrial customers, including electric-motor components.
A third-generation, family-owned company founded by Robert Feldmeier in 1952, Feldmeier Equipment has built its name around sanitary processing equipment and long-standing customer relationships. From its Syracuse headquarters and additional U.S. facilities, the company serves manufacturers that need custom stainless-steel vessels for demanding food, dairy, pharmaceutical and personal-care processes.
From its base in Cologne, Felix Böttcher GmbH & Co. KG makes elastomer-coated rollers and sleeves, serving printing and technical industries as a supplier and development partner. Its service model pairs exchange rollers with hands-on support from master printers, printing engineers and application technicians, while more than 80,000 rollers are available directly from stock worldwide. The company operates across more than 80 countries and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in Osnabrück in 1895, family-owned Felix Schoeller develops, produces and markets specialty paper solutions for photographic and digital printing, industrial applications and packaging. The company now combines that long paper-making heritage with a global operation spanning 14 locations in nine countries and 2,500 employees, working with customers to turn paper into functional applications.
Nestled in Hunter Mountain, Fellow Mountain Cafe is a Catskills cafe and on-premise bakery making breakfast, lunch, pastries and handcrafted drinks with locally sourced ingredients. Chef Rachel Lauginiger shapes the menu around the region’s micro-seasons, while the small kitchen bakes everything on-site daily—one reason its pastries can sell out by midday. The cafe also hosts a summer Makers’ Market featuring local producers and makers.
Born in Baltimore’s Broadway Market from the partnership of Dutch-trained butchers Erik Oosterwijk and Leo Pruissen, Fells Point Wholesale Meats supplies restaurants and other food businesses with fresh meat and specialty foods. Founded in 1993, the company now operates from a modern Southwest Baltimore production plant, where its butchers prepare custom cuts and daily ground beef while maintaining the Old World craft its founders learned in Holland. Its Mid-Atlantic Farm Program also connects customers with fresh products from regional farms.