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For more than 50 years, Grand Prix Litho has produced print and media solutions, combining commercial printing with digital media, branding, and large-format graphic work. Based in New York with manufacturing operations in Singapore and London, the company uses its Precision Print Solutions system to keep print quality consistent across locations. Its proprietary Grand Prix Antimicrobial Process extends the company’s manufacturing expertise into antimicrobial coatings for paper and other products.
Established in 1976 as the Grand River Wine Company, Grand River Cellars makes vinifera wines and pairs them with seasonal, locally sourced cuisine at its winery and restaurant in Ohio’s Grand River Valley. Open to the public since 1978, it has grown from a wine producer into a destination known for its rustic dining rooms, live music, patios and distinctive Wine Cave. Madison Wine Cellars, Inc. acquired the winery and introduced the Grand River Cellars name in 2005.
Established in Ashtabula in 1976, Grand River Rubber & Plastics manufactures high-volume rubber components, best known for lathe-cut gaskets, sweeper belts, and drum and pail gaskets. The company became 100% employee-owned in 2011 and now has more than 200 employee owners, producing up to two million items daily. Grand River is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is recognized on the Interstate Milk Shippers list for its food-grade lathe-cut gasket production.
Grand Slabs carries a six-generation Ohio woodworking tradition into contemporary commercial interiors. Sixth-generation woodworker Rudolph Keppler leads the family business, which selects distinctive Midwest Appalachian hardwoods and works with designers and architects to create custom furnishings for clients nationwide.
Founded in Northern New York after Bob Lyndaker began designing a safer baseball outfield fence in 2008, Grand Slam Safety, LLC grew from a four-person partnership into a design and manufacturing operation in Croghan. The company manufactures custom sports fencing and containment products, including its patented SPECTO system, and provides in-house design and installation for athletic facilities. Its 60,000-square-foot Croghan facility was established to support local jobs and the company’s manufacturing work.
With more than 70 years in the machining industry, Grand Valley Manufacturing Co. is a Titusville, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for taking on unusually long, large and heavy components. Its multiple facilities serve demanding customers in aerospace, defense and energy, with capacity for parts up to 70 feet long. The company is ISO 9001 certified, ITAR registered and JCP certified.
Founded in 2008 by Alicia Grande, Grande Cosmetics develops beauty-enhancing serums and serum-infused makeup designed to amplify natural lashes, brows, hair and lips. The company helped create the lash-serum category with GrandeLASH-MD, its signature ophthalmologist-tested formula made in the U.S.A., and says it has sold more than 10 million bottles. Its products are built around revealing rather than concealing natural features, with clinically tested formulas and cruelty-free claims.
Grande Guapo Tequila is a Maryland-based brand making small-batch, single-estate tequila in Amatitán, Jalisco, with production led by fourth-generation Maestro Tequilero Jesús Correa. Its 100% Blue Weber agave is grown near the Tequila Volcano, harvested after seven to nine years, and cooked in traditional brick ovens before being double-distilled and bottled by hand. The Correa family’s NOM 1439 distillery and the hand-packaging work of women from the local community are central to the company’s approach.
Founded in 2007 by a group of independent pet-store owners, Grandma Mae’s Country Naturals makes dog and cat food, treats, and related pet nutrition products for neighborhood stores. The small-business-owned brand uses a low-temperature, slow-cooking process and makes its kibble in rural upstate New York, with nearly all ingredients sourced from the United States. Its cat formulas are specifically designed to support long-term urinary tract health, while every batch is tested by an outside laboratory before release.
Inspired by Grandma Vera, this family-owned bakery makes freshly baked goods and Brazilian-inspired dishes for farmers markets and advance orders. Founded in 1994, it carries forward Vera’s tradition of European breads, pastries, and family recipes through year-round markets in Kensington and Bethesda, along with seasonal appearances in the region.
Grandma's Cuisine Inc. provides a wide selection of pierogies and traditional Polish dumplings at wholesale prices.
Grandmapreneur is Connie Inukai’s second-act venture, born after four decades teaching technical writing and her reinvention as an inventor at age 68. She now helps older adults pursue creative projects in retirement, notably through Write Your Selfie®, which turns personal photographs and memories into legacy books. Her experience bringing Tip ’n Split® to QVC, The Today Show, and The View also informs her writing and speaking about entrepreneurship after retirement.
Rooted in the Serro family’s Sicilian heritage, Grandpa Pete’s Sunday Sauce makes small-batch tomato sauces and homemade-style pasta from all-natural ingredients. The recipes trace back to Pete Serro’s mother and grandmother, carried from Alcamo, Sicily, to Brooklyn and later jarred by his son Charlie and family. Made in New York, the company sells its sauces and dinner packs across the Northeast and online.
Grandview Bakery & Sweet Shop is a Pittsburgh neighborhood bakery making more than 100 kinds of sweets, with custom cakes as a particular specialty. Its professional decorators create made-to-order cakes for celebrations, while the shop’s broad menu includes seasonal favorites and gluten-free options. Located on Shiloh Street, it is known as a local stop where everything is made in-house.
Founded in 2006 by two founders with more than two decades of stone-fabrication experience, Granex Industries is a Solon, Ohio stone fabricator providing custom stone work for residential and commercial projects. The company combines on-site digital measurement and slab imaging with fabrication and installation, serving projects locally and nationwide.
Granex Kitchen is a Long Island countertop and kitchen-remodeling shop that selects, fabricates, and installs natural-stone surfaces and custom cabinetry for residential and commercial projects. Its Patchogue showroom offers hundreds of stone choices, while its own Park Industries fabrication equipment supports precise cutting and quick project schedules. The company also produces eco-conscious engineered surfaces using recycled glass and geologic waste, with installations handled by its trained in-house teams.
With more than 65 years in the trade, Granger Balloons makes custom-printed balloons for brands and events, backed by high-definition printing, high-volume capacity and quick turnaround. Its balloons use 100% biodegradable latex with water-based, non-toxic inks, and the company maintains an inventory of more than two million balloons. The company is led by a woman president, while women make up 80% of its staff.
Since its founding in 1994 by rotomolding veteran John Grimes, Granger Plastics Company has built its identity around difficult custom work for OEMs and manufacturers. The independently owned Middletown company is one of the few North American molders focused on large, complex parts, with in-house tooling supporting projects from concept through production. Its engineering-driven approach has also produced signature applications such as the Granger ISS underground tornado shelter.
Founded in 2003 by Mike and Margaret Roohan, family-owned Granite & Marble Works imports and fabricates natural and man-made stone for countertops and related custom work. Its Wilton operation combines a 45,000-square-foot indoor stone gallery and on-site warehouse with in-house fabrication and installation, serving residential and commercial projects across New York’s Capital Region.
Granite City Pickling & Warehouse has processed and pickled carbon-steel coils in Granite City since 1984, serving primarily the local steel mill and its customers. As a processor-only facility, it does not buy or sell steel, allowing it to focus on customer material and just-in-time schedules, with typical turnaround of one to two days. The company has held QS/ISO certification since 1998 and operates a continuous push-pull line with in-line shape correction.