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Free Wave Flags, LLC makes a veteran-owned, U.S.-made flag system designed to keep house-mounted flags from wrapping around their poles while still flying naturally in the wind. Its patent-pending design pairs a 3-by-5-foot nylon flag with purpose-built mounting brackets and collars, using reinforced stitching and fade-resistant fabric for outdoor display.
Free2b Foods makes allergy-friendly chocolate cups and crunchy mung-bean snacks in a dedicated facility designed to exclude the top nine food allergens. Its Sun Cups offer sunflower-butter and caramel treats, while Crunchsters turn sprouted mung beans into a savory, plant-based snack with protein and prebiotic fiber. The company also builds an allergy community through recipes and resources for families seeking inclusive treats.
FreeBird Chicken raises poultry through family farms and sells chicken products under the FreeBird brand. The company describes its poultry as raised on family farms, fed vegetarian grains, and produced without antibiotics or added growth hormones or steroids.
FreedaPrint is a family-owned sustainable packaging and printing marketplace that helps businesses source and customize eco-friendly packaging through its PrintGenie design tool. Founded by J.R. and Lilly Johnson, the family-run Freeda Enterprises operates five printing and packaging units spanning more than 7,000 square feet in Mumbai and also has a U.S. subsidiary in New York. Its marketplace connects businesses with packaging vendors while emphasizing compostable, recyclable, and reusable alternatives to single-use plastic.
Freedom Atlantic is a Canton, Ohio, service-disabled veteran-owned business that designs and engineers C5ISR communications solutions for warfighters operating at the tactical edge. Founded around the experience of former Army Special Operations personnel and an engineering team with decades of field knowledge, the company develops equipment and software aimed at simplifying command-and-control systems while improving situational awareness. Its work includes custom integrations as well as products such as the WedgeX power-and-data hub and LEGBA communications application.
Freedom Bridge Company is a specialized bridge builder whose team includes fabricator and engineer Paul Gestl, bringing more than 30 years of experience to projects that connect properties and communities. The company creates custom steel bridges for clients who need practical crossings tailored to their sites, with delivery available throughout the lower 48 states.
Freedom Expressions provides custom apparel printing, including t-shirts, hats, hoodies, sportswear, polos, jackets, and other garments. Its stated production capabilities include screen printing, direct-to-garment printing, embroidery, and full garment sublimation, serving individual, group, business, school, organization, sports, and fundraising orders.
Born from founder Stephen Recktenwald’s experience converting a retired 1999 Ford E350 ambulance, Freedom Fans LLC makes integrated roof fans and skylights for camper vans. Its flagship Freedom Fan combines hidden perimeter ventilation with an unobstructed skylight, bringing airflow, daylight, and views of the sky to life on the road. The design is being developed by engineers and fellow van dwellers who have experienced van-life challenges firsthand.
Since 1997, Saratoga Springs-based Freedom Manufacturing has developed and manufactured custom, form-fitting liners for IBC tanks and totes. Founded by engineer Jon Lawrence, the company holds the U.S. patent for its original liner design and has supplied liners for hundreds of thousands of containers. Freedom also produces the U.S. Forest Service-approved PVC bags used in its fire-shelter re-bagging service.
With more than 40 years of research behind it, Freedom Motors is a Dixon, California, engineering company known for developing rotary-engine technology. Its Rotapower® engines are built for customers seeking compact, lightweight power, with current work focused on custom engines and advancing the technology toward broader production.
Founded in 2018, Victor, New York-based Freedom Outboard builds full-size outboard motors adapted for shallow, muddy and saltwater running. Its patented closed-loop cooling system keeps surrounding water, silt and vegetation out of the engine, allowing the motors to operate without flushing or winterizing while retaining the quiet and efficiency of a modern four-stroke. The company’s designs grew from field testing in waterways ranging from upstate New York to Florida, Louisiana and Texas, and its current lineup is based on Tohatsu platforms.
Freedom Pharmacy is an independent compounding and cost-plus pharmacy that prepares customized non-sterile medications in various strengths and dosage forms. It also dispenses commercially available generic medications, provides pet medications, and offers local delivery and Ohio mail-order prescription services.
Freefall Sangria makes sangria, presenting the brand under its distinctive “Liquid Altitude” identity. The available information provides little detail about its history, ownership, or production operation.
Saint Marys, Pennsylvania-based FreeFORM Technologies is an engineering-led manufacturer using additive manufacturing to turn complex designs into parts, from prototypes through mass production. The company was formed to loosen the design limits imposed by conventional manufacturing and was among the first service bureaus in metal binder-jet additive manufacturing. Its team also brings experience in metal injection molding and supports product development with design-for-manufacturing and reverse-engineering expertise.
For more than 40 years, Freehand Graphics, Inc. has built screen-printing software and prepress supplies, including color-separation and film-output tools designed specifically for screen printers. Its best-known software, Separation Studio NXT and AccuRIP Emerald, grew from Freehand’s own experience as screen printers and artists, while products such as Dmax dye ink and Dark Star film extend that expertise into the print room. The company has made the screen-print industry its sole focus since 1995 and provides U.S.-based technical support to users worldwide.
With more than 30 years in the field, Freeman Enclosure Systems is a Batavia, Ohio manufacturer known for supporting the on-site power generation industry. Its company-owned campus spans 20.3 acres and includes 250,000 square feet of indoor manufacturing space, giving the business room to take on large projects for customers ranging from standby-power users to data centers. Freeman is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1974 by Albert W. Freeman and his son Jonathan, Freeman Industries is a third-generation family business known for protecting water tanks from corrosion. The Dorset, Ohio, company began as a service organization and developed its own patented MACPU® technology as it encountered the practical needs of water-tank operators. Today, it serves water departments, military bases, and private companies across a broad stretch of the United States.
Since 1902, Freeman Manufacturing & Supply Company has grown from Bill Freeman’s Ohio pattern-shop sideline into a specialized tooling-materials manufacturer and supplier. Based in Avon, the company serves manufacturers whose work moves from early design toward production tooling, with a 150,000-square-foot headquarters and 13 North American warehouses supporting that reach. Freeman also operates integrated divisions for specialty waxes and steel-rule die supplies.
Freeman Schwabe Machinery builds American-made die-cutting and molding presses, tailoring each system to the customer’s application from its Cincinnati headquarters. Founded in 2006 by Greg DeFisher, the company carries forward a die-cutting tradition that began with Herman Schwabe in 1935 and assembles made-to-order systems in a 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled plant. Its team also supports the equipment through parts, service, upgrades and rebuilds, and reports that every machine produced since 2010 remains in production.
Established as a weekly newspaper in 1880, Freeport Press has grown into a New Philadelphia, Ohio-based commercial printer specializing in high-quality niche publications and catalogs. Still family-owned and operated, the company has remained in continuous operation for more than 140 years and now employs over 200 people across its Ohio facilities. Its G7 Master Printer qualification and FSC certification reflect a focus on consistent color and responsible print production.