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Born in 2009 from Cifralluminio’s three decades of experience supporting advertising-communication professionals, Folio designs and manufactures slim, made-to-measure luminous products for architectural and custom applications. Its work combines diffused and precise light in borderless panels and backlit forms, with production handled in-house from concept through realization. Folio USA, established in 2018 in New York, serves American customers through sales coverage on both coasts.
Based in Solon, Ohio, Folio Photonics develops enterprise-scale optical storage media and systems that turn long-term data archives into active, random-access storage. Its technology uses materials science and dynamic multilayer read/write capabilities to produce Folio Discs designed for immutable, cybersecure, durable data retention with low power needs. The company’s roadmap spans from early multilayer disc construction in 2017 to planned commercial disc and drive availability in 2026.
Co-founders Garima Parnami and Gaurav Pranami created Foliumware after a landfill visit prompted them to seek a genuinely natural alternative to disposable tableware. The company makes single-use leaf plates and bowls for gatherings, replacing conventional throwaway serveware with products designed to return to backyard compost in a few weeks.
From its farm in Waterford, Pennsylvania, Folkland Foods grows organic potatoes and turns them into frozen fries right beside where they are grown. The farmer-founded company uses olive oil and kitchen-familiar ingredients, while its vertically integrated operation helps save imperfect potatoes and return unavoidable food waste to the land. Folkland is also transitioning 1,500 acres to organic farming as part of a broader mission centered on regenerative agriculture and stronger ties between rural farms and urban communities.
Founded in Marion in 1919, Folks Printing produces custom roll labels, with a long-standing specialty in labels for paint and automotive products sold across the United States and Canada. The wholly women-owned company combines multi-color presses for sophisticated commercial work with HP digital presses for runs as small as 25 labels, continuing a commercial-printing tradition that dates to 1921.
Since Roy Follett and Henry Korber founded the company in 1948, Follett has built its identity around sanitary ice handling and temperature control. Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, the company now operates more than 225,000 square feet of manufacturing and office space and serves foodservice and healthcare customers with equipment tailored to those settings. Its Denver operation, added in 2024, also carries the Kloppenberg name.
Founded by Canton entrepreneur Bob Foltz in 1973, Foltz Machine is an Ohio job shop that machines metal, builds custom machinery, and handles fabrication and equipment reconditioning. Its capabilities range from CNC work to large horizontal boring mills with tables rated for loads up to 20 tons, while certified welders and experienced machinists support projects from planning through assembly and testing. The company serves manufacturers across the United States and abroad, with many employees bringing decades of machining experience.
A Hagerstown business since 1881, Foltz Manufacturing & Supply Company grew from Henry C. Foltz’s repair shop into a longstanding industrial supplier and manufacturer. Today, the company serves local industries with stocked industrial supplies and custom machine-shop work, carrying forward a family business shaped by generations of Foltz leadership.
Founded in 1972, FOM Industrie is an Italian manufacturer known for developing machinery for cutting and machining extruded aluminium. Its international FOM Group, expanded through business acquisitions beginning in 1989, now includes nine manufacturing companies, 10 sales branches and 55 official distributors serving the window manufacturing industry.
Founded by Yann Maus in 2011, Fonroche Lighting designs, manufactures and installs autonomous solar street lights from its facility in Agen, France. Its systems serve communities and businesses across more than 50 countries, with more than 120,000 solar streetlights installed and over 1,500 new structures lit each year. The company’s 390 employees also develop architectural solar lighting, including its Nowatt range, while its large Agen headquarters houses production capacity for up to 300,000 units annually.
Founded by pharmaceutical entrepreneur Mike Luby, Fonseca Biosciences is a pharmaceutical commercialization company based in Long Beach Township, New Jersey. It partners with innovators to bring therapies addressing unmet needs to market, investing its own resources in the process and currently commercializing XTORO® for acute otitis externa.
Founded in 1969 in Langenfeld by engineer Paul Fontaine, Fontaine Engineering und Maschinen GmbH (FOEN) designs and supplies equipment for continuous steel galvanizing lines, with particular expertise in air-knife wiping and bath equipment. The family-run company is now led by Paul Fontaine’s son Pascal and serves steel producers internationally from three locations, while also modernizing existing lines regardless of their original manufacturer. FOEN’s workshop fully pre-assembles and tests its equipment in-house before delivery, a distinctive step for installation and commissioning.
Fontana Candle Company grew from a newlywed couple’s 2017 date-night candle hobby into a family-owned manufacturer of beeswax-and-coconut-oil candles scented with pure essential oils. Founded by Katie and Eric Roering, the Lancaster, Pennsylvania company hand-pours its products with complete ingredient transparency and makes them in the United States. Fontana was the first candle company to receive independent MADE SAFE certification for a non-toxic candle, and now has more than 100 MADE SAFE-certified products.
Founded in 1991 by Michael Fontaine and Thomas Bathrick, Fontrick Door Inc. manufactures custom hardwood doors and windows in Batavia, New York. The company says its continued investment in equipment supports its custom hardwood door business, and it works with architects, dealers, builders, and homeowners to develop products to their specifications and designs.
Food For Life Baking Co., Inc. is a family bakery whose origins date to 1964, when founder Max Torres and his family ran a small bakery behind a neighborhood natural food store. The company says its mission remains crafting wholesome baked goods, using sprouted grains in most products and a slow-bake process. Its product lines include flourless sprouted-grain breads and other baked goods.
FoodFul develops DairyX, a sensor-equipped cloud monitoring system that helps dairy farmers assess individual cows’ health and feed efficiency. Founded by Cornell alumni, the company combines real-time herd tracking with data on feeding and resting behavior to support earlier illness detection and more informed breeding and management decisions.
Founded by mom and CEO Sharon to make busy mealtimes easier, FoodNerd produces organic toddler snacks designed to deliver a full serving of fruits and vegetables in a shelf-stable format. Its puffs use real produce and sprouted seeds, including broccoli sprouts, with low-heat processing developed alongside Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. Jed Fahey. FoodNerd’s products are independently certified by the Clean Label Project with its First 1,000 Day Promise and Purity Award.
Known for its focus on fat stability and oxidation, FoodSafe Technologies develops antioxidant solutions for manufacturers of pet food, human food, and animal feed. The company’s work is backed by SQF-certified, GFSI-compliant manufacturing and testing designed to show how its solutions perform in real storage conditions.
FooHoldings Group is described in the submitted source context as a manufacturer and global provider of eco-friendly bamboo products. It makes durable, stylish, and functional bamboo products for businesses and consumers, with a stated commitment to sustainability.
Since beginning her professional baking journey in 2019, Jen Thompson has built Foolish Morsels around custom sugar cookies decorated with elaborate royal icing, especially Disney-themed designs. Working from West Milton, Ohio, Thompson creates made-to-order cookie sets for celebrations, alongside seasonal offerings available at 28 Marketplace. Her business returned with renewed energy after she suffered a stroke in 2022, adding a personal resilience to the whimsy behind each set.