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Founded in 1972 from George Golis’s home workshop, Golis Machine Inc. is a woman-owned precision machining manufacturer in Montrose, Pennsylvania, producing complex CNC-turned and milled parts for demanding applications. Its compact-part specialty, experience with exotic materials, and ability to support repeat production have helped build customer relationships lasting more than 30 years. Golis is AS9100 certified and ITAR registered, with a quality system that provides inspection and traceability through production.
Established in 1991, Gomaplast Machinery is a Wooster, Ohio company known for keeping the rubber-processing equipment it advertises in its own inventory. It serves rubber and polymer manufacturers across North America and abroad, supporting purchases with in-house rebuilding and engineering work.
Founded in 1982 by president Mike Gomillion, Gomillion Furniture Services is a Willoughby-based craft shop known for giving heirlooms and other valued furnishings a careful second life. Its work serves everyone from individual collectors to designers and manufacturers, with a 15,000-square-foot facility allowing the company to take on both one treasured piece and large production projects.
Gonnella Baking Company makes bakery products and has been baking for 140 years. The company describes its coast-to-coast supply of frozen dough and fully baked items, and says it produces 1 million pounds annually in the United States.
Founded in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948, Gooch & Housego is a photonics engineering group with more than seven decades of experience turning difficult optical designs into durable components and systems. Headquartered in Somerset with operations in the USA and Europe, it works primarily with OEM customers whose equipment must perform reliably in demanding environments. Its Rochester-based G&H | GS Optics business adds a distinct 1916 heritage in precision polymer optics.
Gooch & Housego began in Ilminster, Somerset, in 1948 and has grown from a small-town shop into a global photonics engineering group. More than 1,000 employees across 13 sites support OEM customers with components and optical systems built for demanding applications, drawing on over seven decades of experience and a team of more than 100 engineers.
Founded in 1989 by heat-transfer engineers, Gooch Thermal Systems designs and manufactures custom spiral heat exchangers for difficult, fouling services. Its U.S.-made equipment serves demanding applications from process chemicals to wastewater, with a focus on helping customers solve heat-transfer problems that conventional exchangers handle poorly. Manufacturing is carried out at the company’s ASME-certified Eastern Pennsylvania facility, with designs built to ASME Code and registered with the National Board.
Since 1958, family-owned Good Earth Horticulture has grown from a retail nursery into a producer and distributor of horticultural products, including professional growing media and garden soils. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company operates 10 production facilities across the United States and Canada, harvesting Canadian sphagnum peat in New Brunswick and composting bark at sites across the country. Good Earth also continues the Hoffman garden-products line acquired in 1999.
Founded in Baltimore in 2010 as KidzTable, Good Harvest Community Kitchen is a nonprofit social enterprise of St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore. Its central kitchen prepares about 5,000 nutritious, affordable meals each day for community agencies serving people affected by poverty, while its dual mission includes food-service job training for adults facing barriers to employment. The organization has grown from a small church-basement kitchen producing 500 meals a day into a regional partner for underserved communities.
Founded by Chris Powell in 1990, Good Harvest Farms is a family-owned Strasburg farm that grows fresh produce, flowers and year-round hydroponic lettuce and herbs. Its 28 farmable acres and more than 50,000 square feet of greenhouse space supply wholesale, group and fundraising customers, along with the farm stand at the Lancaster County Farmers Market in Wayne. The farm also uses sustainable practices, including integrated pest management.
Founded by Brandon Fassberg in New York City, GOOD HOUR makes single-serve, cold-activated oat matcha lattes that turn Japanese matcha into a drinkable ritual in ten seconds. Its pouches use 3.5 grams of shade-grown, stone-milled matcha sourced from Nishio, Japan, and are hand-packed from the company’s production kitchen in Queens. The brand is built around a simple tradeoff: a fuller matcha dose without the café line or whisking routine.
Good Intent Cider is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces cider. It maintains a presence on LinkedIn and operates a website for its business.
Since 2005, Lancaster-based Good Life Ice Cream & Treats has made handmade ice cream, custom cakes and other desserts in its own on-site kitchen. This locally and family-owned business also creates small-batch flavors for wholesale partners and brings its mobile ice cream trailers to community events. Its long-running connection to Lancaster is reflected in a focus on local partnerships and giving back.
Good Mojo Printing is a one-stop print shop serving individuals and businesses with custom print work, from business cards to banners. The shop emphasizes quick turnaround and personalized service, handling both everyday paper materials and promotional pieces to match customers’ specific needs.
Good Parts Inc. makes high-performance parts specifically for the Triumph TR6, helping owners turn the classic British sports car into a stronger, sharper-driving machine. Owner Richard Good is a Triumph enthusiast with more than 45 years of experience working with TR6s, and the company’s catalog reflects that hands-on focus, from engine upgrades to suspension and drivetrain improvements. Based in Mohnton, Pennsylvania, Good Parts also provides practical technical guidance for planning a TR6 performance build.
Good Reasons Dog Treats is a New York-based, not-for-profit company that bakes and packs all-natural dog treats in the USA. Founded by Community Based Services CEO Vicki Sylvester to create meaningful jobs, it employs people with and without disabilities, including workers with autism and other developmental disabilities. Chef Allan Katz, a Culinary Institute of America alumnus, develops the recipes, while treat sales help fund programs that support people of all abilities.
Good Seed Baking Co operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Good Weird is a Los Angeles-based genderless beauty brand built around an unapologetic, inclusive approach to self-expression. It creates multipurpose beauty products that combine skincare and cosmetics for people of every gender, skill level, skin tone and skin type, with formulas designed to be used without tools. The brand is cruelty-free, vegan and Leaping Bunny certified.
Good-Ark Semiconductor manufactures discrete semiconductors, including packaged devices and wafer or bare-die formats for hybrid applications. Its portfolio is supported by direct sales and technical teams in North America and Asia, while the company also offers custom wafer diffusion, selected parts and custom devices. Good-Ark complies with AEC Q100/Q101 automotive reliability testing standards and can support PPAP requirements.
Since 1886, Good’s Potato Chips has been making potato chips in Adamstown, Pennsylvania, using lard as part of its distinctive cooking tradition. The company is celebrating 140 years in business while supplying its chips through local sales and distribution channels.