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Founded in 2020 in a small galley kitchen, Fjord and Fable makes scented candles and home-fragrance goods by hand in Pittsburgh. Its Scandinavian-inspired collection pairs atmospheric, in-house-blended fragrances with considered materials, including vegan soy wax and lead-free cotton wicks. The company emphasizes transparent ingredient choices, sustainability, and products made without phthalates or other listed harmful substances.
Owned by Steve and Lisa Flack, Flack Farms Inc. is an Indiana hay operation that produces, buys, and markets forage and straw for livestock and other animal owners. Operating for almost 25 years, the family-run farm grows several hundred acres of alfalfa and alfalfa/orchardgrass and manufactures its own forage pellets. It is also home to Indiana’s only Steffen Bale Conversion System, which compresses and cuts large bales to specified sizes for easier handling and storage.
Flagpoles, Inc. is an East Setauket manufacturer with 35 years of experience in the pole industry. Since acquiring the assets of P&K Pole Products in 2003, it has combined that history with P&K’s 65-year legacy to serve customers needing aluminum lighting standards, including custom projects and replacement poles for older installations.
Since 1997, Flags Connections has been known for American-made memorial pieces crafted by veterans. The company serves military families, veterans, and organizations with handcrafted flag display cases and personalized tributes designed to preserve the meaning of service.
In Staten Island’s Tompkinsville neighborhood, Flagship Brewing Co. makes handcrafted beer in a 3,000-square-foot brewery and taproom, ranging from traditional ales and lagers to experimental and nitro brews. Its beers carry a strong New York City identity, with ingredients sourced from New York State producers and collaborations such as the Tunnel to Towers Bravest series supporting the nation’s heroes. The dog- and family-friendly taproom pairs 12 beers on tap with outdoor seating, live music, and waterfront views.
Flagship One, Inc. has been in the automotive electronics industry for more than a decade, building relationships with motorists, mechanics and dealerships around the world. The Lynbrook company is known for preparing OEM engine computers for specific vehicles, with testing and programming handled by a team that includes licensed mechanics and engineers. Its sales department includes more than 100 representatives who help customers identify and order the right unit.
FlagZone is an American-owned manufacturer whose flags are made in the United States for dealers and retail customers. Its custom flag work uses digitally dyed, UV-resistant nylon, and the company also supplies flagpoles to the businesses it supports.
Chef Lila Colello’s woman-owned Bryn Mawr bakery makes gluten-free, wheat-free French pastries and artisan breads using classic techniques and simple ingredients. After her celiac diagnosis, Colello set out to recreate the croissants she missed; Flakely is now among the few gluten-free bakeries worldwide to master the technically difficult pastry. The microbakery serves the Philadelphia area from its storefront and ships frozen baked goods nationwide.
Rooted in Ramsgate since Flambeau’s 1999 purchase of the former Blowspeed operation, Flambeau Europe manufactures custom plastic components through injection and blow moulding. Its 11,000-square-metre Kent site combines end-to-end project support with a local team, helping customers keep production, quality and distribution closely connected across the UK and Europe. Flambeau Europe brings more than 70 years of plastic moulding experience and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditation.
Since its founding in Bruce, Wisconsin, in 1947, Flambeau has built its identity around turning plastics expertise into practical products for businesses and consumers. The company’s story began with a fishing lure and now includes global contract manufacturing supported by engineering resources and a Baraboo-based Technology Center.
Founded in 1987, Flaming River Industries makes steering systems and electrical components for street rods, muscle cars, classics and trucks. In Berea, Ohio, its team of car enthusiasts designs and manufactures new, Made-in-the-USA components, including its award-winning tilt steering column and Rack & Pinion Cradle programs. The company’s management systems are registered to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015.
Founded in 1950 as Fabbrica Lombarda Ammino Acidi, privately held and family-owned Flamma Group develops and manufactures small-molecule pharmaceutical ingredients for drug companies. The Italian-headquartered CDMO supports projects from early process development through commercial production, with FDA-inspected facilities in Italy and operations in the United States and China. Its quality-by-design approach and more than 100 customer audits each year reflect a company built around process understanding, controlled manufacturing, and dependable supply.
Family-owned Italian company FLANAT Research is known for more than a decade of work turning plants into scientifically supported natural ingredients. Its circular “soil to solution” approach uses the whole plant and serves manufacturers developing supplements and functional foods, with proprietary FLANAcTives ingredients backed by analytical and clinical research.
Started in 2015 by former roofing contractors Brandon Paul and Emily Tieche, Flash It manufactures standard and custom prefabricated accessories for single-ply thermoplastic membrane roofing systems. Based in Mantua, Ohio, the company supplies roofers nationwide with precision-cut and semi-automatic welded parts, while its in-house welding certifications give the manufacturing team a practical quality-control focus.
As a 100% firefighter-owned and operated business in Rochester, New York, Flash Point Customs brings a community-minded identity to its custom work. The company creates laser-engraved promotional products for businesses, organizations, and individuals, with a focus on helping each project make a personal impression.
Founded in Sonoma County in 2000, FlashCo manufactures prefabricated and premolded roof flashings and accessories that help contractors avoid time-consuming field fabrication. Now operating 10 plants across the United States, the company serves roofing contractors, distributors and material manufacturers in the U.S. and Canada, with both standard and custom accessories and a stated goal of shipping 90% of orders within three days. FlashCo also produces vinyl-metal laminates for decorative and functional metal finishing applications.
FlashPCB is a five-person Philadelphia company founded by engineer Thomas Castner and software specialist George Woskob to make PCB prototyping faster and more accessible. Its small technical team applies software and AI to help engineers turn board designs into assembled prototypes, with a focus on reducing the delays and costs that can limit design iteration. The company’s work on AI-powered manufacturing tools has received Small Business Innovation Research support from the National Science Foundation.
Founded in Cohasset in 2017 by family members and childhood friends, Flat Boards, Inc. makes PuckleBoard, a portable team game that blends shuffleboard and cornhole. The company grew from the founders’ family reunions and a desire to create more time for connection, carrying forward the tradition of games and friendly competition started by their grandparents.
Flat Screen Clean™ manufactures an all-in-one flat and touch screen cleaning product. The company offers an environmentally friendly, non-toxic, anti-static, and streak-free solution designed for consumer satisfaction.
Flatiron Crane and Engineering designs, manufactures, and services end-to-end overhead crane systems for industrial companies. Formed in late 2021 as the Flatiron Crane Operating Company, it combines OEM engineering and product capabilities with service teams across the United States and Canada, building on more than 100 years of collective experience. Its approach brings engineering, equipment, and ongoing maintenance together under one roof, with an emphasis on equipment uptime and workplace safety.