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Established as a Fiber Instrument Sales affiliate during the U.S. transition to digital broadcasting, FIS Blue is an Oriskany, New York manufacturer shaped by decades of fiber-optics experience. Principal owner and CEO Valerie Bolitho leads the company from a 9,000-square-foot Central New York facility, where its staff serves broadcasters and government customers with equipment designed for demanding field conditions. FIS Blue is also known for custom manufacturing and cable assembly repair.
Since Morris and Louis Fischer opened a butcher shop on Manhattan’s West 72nd Street in 1949, Fischer Brothers has remained a full-service glatt kosher butcher serving New York with custom-cut meats and poultry. The shop, also known as Fischer Bros. & Leslie, carries the legacy of partner Leslie Niederman, a Holocaust survivor, while preparing homemade foods and baked goods alongside its butcher-counter specialties. Orders are cut and wrapped to each customer’s specifications, preserving the old-fashioned personal service that has defined the business for more than 75 years.
Founded in Dayton in 1976 by welding engineer Glenn Fischer, Fischer Engineering Company grew from a local testing and consulting firm into a company serving fabricators, manufacturers, and laboratories across the United States and abroad. Its signature Super Coupon® emerged from Glenn Fischer’s effort to create more reliable welding test equipment, and the company continues to provide welding engineering services alongside specialized testing equipment. Ben Finney, a welding engineer who had worked there for more than a decade, purchased the company in 2020.
With more than 50 years of experience, Fischer Special Tooling designs and manufactures precision carbide cutting tools, internal grinding quills, and custom form gages for demanding machining and inspection applications. Based in Mentor, Ohio, the company tackles complex part profiles with custom engineering, Swiss profile grinding, and tooling designed for repeatability and reduced downtime. Fischer also developed Hyper-Change, a quick-change system intended to make form-tool changes in less than 10 seconds.
E.A. Fischione Instruments, Inc. has made instrumentation for electron microscopy since its founding in 1966, when the Automatic Twin-Jet Electropolisher became its first product. Acquired by founder Eugene Fischione’s son Paul in 1986, the company develops and manufactures sample-preparation instruments used in research laboratories worldwide. Its products serve microscopists, materials scientists, and life scientists in academic, government, and commercial settings.
Fish Farm Market is a five-generation family farm that grows fruits, vegetables, flowers, bedding plants, and hanging baskets. It sells fresh produce and greenhouse-grown plants through its market, roadside stands, CSA program, and online shop.
From North Lima, Ohio, Fishbone Offroad designs and manufactures affordable off-road parts and accessories for Jeeps and trucks. Its employees are Jeep enthusiasts themselves, with more than 20 years in the off-road aftermarket, and they jig-fit products during manufacturing to make installation easier for fellow owners. The company’s name came from an actual fish spotted on the roof between its warehouse and office—a workplace joke that became its mascot and identity.
Founded in 1957, Fisher Cast Steel is an employee-owned and operated foundry in West Jefferson, Ohio, producing stainless and low-alloy carbon steel castings through sand/no-bake and investment processes. It makes cast parts ranging from small components to castings weighing up to 8,500 pounds and serves customers in the United States and worldwide.
Fisher’s Popcorn has been hand-making boardwalk popcorn since Everett Fisher launched a stand on Ocean City’s Maryland boardwalk in 1937. Now a fourth-generation family business, it still cooks Everett’s secret caramel recipe in copper kettles and makes fresh batches at its Delaware beach shops, with production also serving grocery retailers across the East Coast. Its dedicated manufacturing space, opened in 2024 in Roxana, Delaware, helps carry that beach tradition to snackers around the country.
Born nearly 50 years ago as a husband-and-wife home business, Orangeburg-based Fisk Industries now manufactures and distributes personal-care and beauty products under a portfolio of in-house brands, including the Cover Your Gray line. The family company combines its manufacturing facility and fulfillment warehouse with a rapid product-development cycle, introducing new ideas every 60 to 90 days and selling in more than 100 countries.
Founded in 2017, FISO Door manufactures hollow metal doors and frames in Westminster, Maryland, with a particular focus on customized openings for modular enclosures, data centers and critical infrastructure. Its 50,000-square-foot facility combines manufacturing, warehousing and offices, while its U.S. powder-coated finish—offered as a standard feature—sets its hollow metal doors apart from products that require field painting. FISO also draws on a global team of more than 100 door specialists and more than 30 years of experience in Asian and European door markets.
Built around a patented two-phase-flow heat exchanger, Fisonic Energy Solutions LLC manufactures clean-energy systems for commercial heating, waste-heat recovery and power generation. Its New York-made equipment uses steam and water mixing without mechanical energy or moving parts, including platforms that recover heat and produce electricity for district-steam, boiler-based and renewable-energy installations. The company also offers engineered retrofits and performance-based financing for commercial, municipal and industrial facilities.
A 100% women-owned Hudson Valley company, Fit and Fun Playscapes has spent more than 12 years creating inclusive movement experiences for people of all ages and abilities. Its USA-based team works primarily with schools and community organizations, producing visual tools such as sensory paths while also supporting custom projects through its F&F Factory division. The company says its work has reached more than a million people across over 8,000 schools, parks, and recreation centers.
Hatfield-based FIT International makes automated inker and ink-control equipment for printing presses, with its work centered on shortening job changes and reducing ink and wash-up waste. Its AUTOFlex system brings automated color changes, pumping, and chamber cleaning together in a corrosion-proof platform, while the company also supplies modular ink systems and composite inserts that update existing doctor-blade chambers. FIT’s equipment is designed for repeatable anilox metering and fluid control with less operator adjustment.
Fit2Fulfill provides fully customizable merchandise from beginning to end, from material selection to exact color pantone, for events, businesses, schools, groups, and nonprofits. They make products from scratch to custom requests and do not print on blanks.
Fit2Win is a family-owned sportswear company that crafts fully custom team uniforms and sideline apparel for athletes across a wide range of sports. Founded by a father whose pregame question—“Are you ready to play?”—became the company’s name and guiding attitude, Fit2Win designs apparel with athletes in mind and offers a teamwear customization process built around sublimated graphics, performance fabrics, and fit. Its bulk orders are typically turned around in four weeks or sooner.
Fitco Foods, LLC is a boutique contract manufacturer specializing in functional snack foods. They focus on bringing unique ideas to life, filling gaps to foster great ideas into number one sellers, and transforming favorite snack foods into crossover products for brands.
Trusted since 2016, Fitrition Meals is a New York and New Jersey meal-preparation company created from a passion for health and wellness. It prepares fresh, locally sourced meals for busy people who want convenient food that supports an active lifestyle, with delivery and pickup available through its retail locations.
James and Darlene Justice, the Northeast Ohio designers behind Architectural Justice, founded Fittings Metal Collection in 2018 after creating a metal shelving solution for one of their own remodeling projects. The Medina company now handcrafts architectural metal accents for designers, builders, and homeowners, offering ready-to-order pieces in place of fully custom fabrication while continuing to make every product in the United States.
Fitz and Floyd makes hand-painted ceramic giftware and serveware alongside dinnerware designed for everyday meals and entertaining. Its collections range from the mix-and-match Everyday White® line to coastal designs such as Sanibel, with decorative pieces intended to work as both functional serving ware and display pieces. Fitz and Floyd is a division of Lifetime Brands, Inc.