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Since its founding in 1949, Bel Fuse has grown from a television-fuse maker into a global electronics manufacturer. The company is known for developing dependable components for demanding infrastructure and transportation applications, including data centers and rail systems.
Since 1996, Bel-Colore has brought textile designers’ artwork into production through in-house digital fabric printing in Farmingdale, New York. The company focuses on sampling and short-run production, with more than 75 fabrics available and particular attention to color matching. Founder Diane Moore, a FIT-trained textile surface designer, leads a team that helps turn original artwork or digital files into production-ready designs.
Since 1949, Belcam has made fragrances and personal-care products at its own factory in Rouses Point, New York, including affordable versions of familiar designer scents. The company began as a family-owned beauty business and is now moving toward employee ownership, while its Lake Champlain operation develops, manufactures and distributes brands for bath, body and beauty. Belcam also emphasizes U.S.-based operations, American-made packaging and ingredients, and cruelty-free products.
Founded in 1902 by Joseph Belden, Belden has grown from a wire maker into a global manufacturer of connectivity and data-infrastructure solutions. The company combines its long history in cable— including wire used aboard Apollo 11—with industrial networking, cybersecurity and consulting that connect factory equipment, enterprise systems and cloud data. Belden operates across 31 countries and was among the first to market industrial Ethernet and fiber-optic cable in the early 1980s.
Founded in 1979, BelGioioso Cheese, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned producer of specialty Italian cheeses based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The company says its cheesemaking tradition draws on recipes passed down through generations, and it makes cheese from fresh milk collected from nearby farms.
For more than 110 years, Bell Flavors & Fragrances has made custom flavors and fragrances that help brands shape how products taste and smell. Its global operation combines creative development with flexible manufacturing, including stocked products, low minimum orders, and a third shift for urgent deadlines. Bell also develops Belltanicals® botanical extracts and blends, with production supported by certifications including ISO 9001:2015 and FSSC 22000.
Founded in 2004 by Terrance Bell Sr., Bell Imaging Incorporated is a Minority Business Enterprise that brings commercial printing, mailing, scanning, and document management under one roof. Serving public and private-sector organizations from three secure facilities, the company processes as many as 1.5 million pieces a day and supports the full document lifecycle, from production and distribution to digitization and archiving. Its client history includes the U.S. Postal Service, Major League Baseball, New York State agencies, and HarperCollins Publishers.
From Central New York, Bella Figura makes wedding invitations the old-fashioned way on vintage presses, pairing letterpress craft with carefully chosen paper and extensive customization. The company offers more than 300 designs, including its own distinctive letterpress collection, and uses green-printing options such as tree-free paper and recycled envelope liners. Its work is available through stationery retailers worldwide and at Bella Figura’s New York City flagship store.
Bella Napoli is a family-owned bakery and café founded in Troy, New York, in 1957 by John V. Mainella, whose first products included Italian bread, pizza dough, and submarine rolls. The Mainella family continues to produce its baked goods, and the company now operates bakery locations in Troy and Latham, where the café also serves soups and sandwiches made on its breads. Its long-standing specialties include Italian breads and pastries, including its signature cannoli.
Steven Kratochwil began learning traditional woodworking from his grandfather at age eight, and that early apprenticeship still shapes Bella Woodwork Design in Pine Bush, New York. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience, he combines old-world methods with newer styles to create one-of-a-kind custom woodwork for clients who want their own vision carried from design through installation.
Bella-Brooke Vineyard is a Hammond, New York gathering place built around its vineyard setting and tasting bar. It welcomes visitors for wine tasting while providing a countryside venue for weddings and other private celebrations.
Belle Maison Textiles Inc. is a textile design studio whose work is presented through seasonal collections of fabrics for interior applications. Led by Creative Director Liz Romano, the company is known for an expansive pattern archive, with designs such as Adelina and Adira produced in Spain.
Bellevue Builders Supply is a locally owned and operated building-material supplier serving builders and homeowners in upstate New York. Its Schenectady operation includes a component center and an in-house stair shop, while the company also provides project estimating, design, engineering, and installation services.
Bellevue Parfums is a New York-based fragrance house whose creative work spans design studios in France and the United States. It develops scents for its own brands as well as licensed and private-label partners, with production carried out at its Fairfield, New Jersey facility for distribution across the Americas.
Bello Projects is a Downtown NYC studio known for turning brand concepts into carefully produced physical experiences. Its work is built around custom print and packaging, with projects for names such as ’47 Brand and Calvin Klein.
Bellrock Chemical Inc. is a global chemical sourcing and distribution company that supplies bulk and industrial chemicals through factory-direct shipments and a worldwide warehouse network. Founded to help customers manage supply-chain uncertainty, the company builds flexible delivery programs combining just-in-time service with direct shipping. Its work spans industries from water treatment and purification to manufacturing, and Bellrock is a member of the American Water Works Association.
Belmont Metals is a Brooklyn-based manufacturer of non-ferrous metal compositions and forms, founded by George Henning in 1896. Originally a non-ferrous dealer, the family-led business expanded into alloy manufacturing and now operates an 80,000-square-foot plant at its original site. Its work includes standard and custom alloys, with small-batch production available for research and development.
For more than 60 years, Belvac has designed and produced high-speed machinery and complete integration solutions for metal can and bottle manufacturing. Based in Lynchburg, the Dover company pairs a fully functioning pilot line for container design and testing with global service engineers operating in 49 countries. Its quality management system covering equipment design, production, installation, and service meets ISO 9001:2015 requirements.
Poland’s Polmos Żyrardów distillery makes Belvedere’s luxury vodkas, including Belvedere Organic Vodka produced from 100% organic rye. Founded in 1910, the distillery is described as Poland’s longest-operating vodka distillery, and its collection draws on terroir, craft and infusion—from rye grown beside Lake Bartężek and the Smogóry Forest to organic fruit and botanical infusions. Belvedere is also the Official Vodka of Formula 1®.
Since 1992, Ben’s Garden has made hand-finished glass trays and other meaningful home objects in New York City, layering vintage imagery, color, and words through the French decoupage tradition. Founded by artist Ben Busko, the company still has him creating each design alongside a New York team in its 14,000-square-foot Brooklyn studio. Its custom trays can preserve invitations, photographs, and other personal keepsakes beneath glass, turning everyday pieces into small heirlooms.