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Four Seasons Brewing Company operates a brewery, pub and taproom in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, pairing its house-brewed beer with food from the on-site Harvest Kitchen. The venue also hosts live music and community events, with a back room available for private gatherings.
Since its founding in 1989, Four Square/TRE has grown from a quick-turn molding shop into an established production facility in Conklin, New York. The company serves customers nationwide with engineered injection-molded parts, keeping its work in-house while supporting projects for regulated industries such as medical manufacturing.
Family-run since its 2017 start, Four Twelve Winery is built around the Romasco family’s hands-on winemaking in Moon Township. Josianne and Kevin Romasco make small-batch wines at home, where each barrel develops its own character and every bottle is finished by hand. Their partnership with Four Twelve Project gives customers a place to taste the wines without turning the home winery into a traditional tasting room.
Four-Jaks Inc. is a family-owned, U.S.-based manufacturer that has produced parts for the fenestration industry since its founding in 1994. The company is especially focused on window and door hardware, including injection-molded parts and balance systems, and emphasizes quality and customer-specific production.
Fournier Rubber & Supply Co. has been a Columbus-based industrial business since Lee and Nell Fournier founded it in 1933. After Lee Fournier’s death the following year, Nell led the young company through its early growth, and ownership later passed to longtime employee Dennis Davidson before moving to the next generation in 2018. Today, Fournier serves industrial customers across the United States and beyond, drawing on its long history in custom rubber products.
Founded in 1975 by CEO Jeffrey Schwartz, Fourstar Group develops, sources, and distributes consumer goods for retailers through a global network headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company pairs in-house product development and branding with factory sourcing and quality oversight, including an on-site laboratory that tests products before mass production. Its signature BeatSync® sound-activated string lights are one example of Fourstar’s focus on original, retail-ready concepts.
Fourward Upfitting brings together established truck-equipment businesses, including family and multigenerational companies with roots reaching back to 1899. The group draws on more than 270 years of combined leadership experience to create customized work vehicles for commercial fleets, with coordinated support across multiple installation locations.
Established in 1988, Port Clinton’s Fowl Foolers manufactures solid foam burlapped decoys and wood barrel waterfowl calls, now focusing on patented components that let hunters build and customize their own spreads. The company holds five decoy-industry patents, and its duck and goose calls have been used by Ducks Unlimited. Since Scot Smith took over in 2013, Fowl Foolers has continued that product legacy while supplying unpainted kits and replacement parts made with U.S. materials.
Since 1901, Fowler’s Chocolates has made Buffalo’s original Sponge Candy along with other fine chocolate confections from its Western New York operation. Still family-owned and operated, the company now sells through five regional retail locations and its online store, while its 2018 SQF certification documents the food-safety controls behind its candy-making process.
Since 1971, Fox Group has turned printed materials into finished packaging and specialty products through post-press and print-finishing services. The Hatfield company combines structural design and production under one roof, with a 150,000-square-foot climate-controlled warehouse supporting storage and fulfillment. Fox Group is also FDA-registered and cGMP-compliant for work involving OTC products, including cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Founded in 1996 after acquiring a labeling division from a larger international company, FOX IV Technologies designs and manufactures automated labeling and packing-slip systems in Export, Pennsylvania. Its in-house mechanical, electrical, and software engineers also build custom integrations, supported by an on-site machining center and labeling-supply operation. FOX IV equipment is made in the USA and installed around the world, including demanding steel, chemical, and building-products applications.
Born more than 40 years ago as a cookie-cutter maker, Fox Run Brands has grown into a Bucks County, Pennsylvania supplier of kitchen and home products for specialty retailers across North America. The company’s range now exceeds 3,000 products, with particular strength in bakeware and BBQ grillware, and it operates distribution facilities in Toronto and Shanghai.
Rooted in the Finger Lakes since its first vines were planted in 1984, Fox Run Vineyards grows 50 acres of grapes and crafts estate-grown wines at a winery established in a restored Civil War-era barn. Now exclusively family-owned, the winery pairs its crisp, food-friendly wines with a welcoming tasting room and café overlooking Seneca Lake. Fox Run was named a certified sustainable vineyard by the New York Wine & Grape Foundation in 2023.
Established in 2003, Foxburg Wine Cellars makes handcrafted, low-sulfate wines in the heart of Foxburg, Pennsylvania. Its approachable, fruit-forward wines and smooth reds are served in a scenic tasting room and retail outlet with a grape-arbor-covered patio, where live weekend music adds to the relaxed destination experience.
Foxconn Ohio, identified in the site footer as FEVSYS LLC, operates a manufacturing facility in Warren, Ohio. The site describes its Ohio operations as supporting evolving customer demand, including the electric-vehicle industry.
Established in 1972, Foxcross Pottery makes handcrafted ceramic art and dinnerware in a studio overlooking the Potomac River in Sharpsburg, Maryland. After founder Delbert Martin retired, his son Dirk reopened the family studio in 2019, bringing a new generation to the wheel while preserving Foxcross’s rustic, personal character. Dirk and his partner, Molly, also accept custom pottery commissions.
Founded around Dr. Faith Leibman’s experience working with disabled Veterans, Foxhole LLC makes The Orchid, a patented funnel-shaped device designed to make urine sample collection for women cleaner and less stressful. The device was developed with Utah State University’s Splash Lab after researchers studied splashback and fluid behavior, and it uses an FDA-approved silicone design that can be sanitized by gamma rays. Foxhole is also identified with woman-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned business certifications.
Born in Pennsylvania’s hunting country, FOXPRO Inc. makes electronic game calls and related hunting gear, proudly manufacturing its products in the United States. John Dillon developed the company’s first caller after watching his sons struggle with bulky equipment, and the business grew from a two-car garage into a 45,000-square-foot facility with more than 70 employees by 2015. FOXPRO’s engineering work has also extended to custom units for universities, government agencies, the U.S. military, and industrial customers.
Foxrun Development Corp. is a minority-woman-owned cybersecurity company that develops hardware-and-software protection for USB ports, including its remotely lockable HIPPO flash drive and port lock. Based in Santa Fe with offices in Plano and Anchorage, the company also presents cybersecurity offerings spanning cloud-server and internet-domain protection for government procurement.
Since 1986, Foxtail Foods has built its name developing bakery products for foodservice and retail customers, with a particular knack for giving prepared pies a hand-made appearance. The company also creates private-label products for distributors, restaurant chains, and grocery chains, with Kosher and SQF Level 2 Certified plants supporting that work. Foxtail Foods is part of the David’s Cookies brand family.