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Gross Machine grew from a family shop in the founder’s basement into a CNC manufacturer of precision parts, prototypes, production runs, and sub-assemblies. Founded by R. Bruce Gross in 1976, the Warrington company is now run by his son and operates six CNC mills and nine CNC lathes. Gross Machine has manufactured millions of parts for hundreds of customers, working across metals and plastics with a focus on consistent, precise fits.
Three generations of family ownership and 53 years in business define Grote Company Family of Brands, a food-processing manufacturing group with more than 380 employees and 11 global locations. Its businesses help food manufacturers keep production moving, combining decades of equipment expertise with integrated automation and support for complex processing operations.
Founded by Jim Grote in 1972, Grote Company is a family-owned Columbus manufacturer of food-processing equipment that slices ingredients and automates pizza, sandwich, and prepared-food assembly. The company has built its reputation over more than 50 years by pairing durable machinery with hands-on support, including service and training throughout an equipment’s working life. Today, Jim’s nephews Bob and Jack Grote lead the business, continuing its personal, people-first approach.
Grothouse is a manufacturer of custom solid wood surfaces, including countertops, butcher blocks, tables, and bar tops. The company offers over 60 wood species, 30 edge profiles, and proprietary finishes like Durata®.
Ground Force manufactures tuned-performance suspension systems for light trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and performance muscle cars. The company says it has nearly three decades of experience, with its systems and components made at its Mount Braddock, Pennsylvania facility using materials manufactured in the USA. Its engineers work alongside original-equipment automotive manufacturers on suspension development.
Groundwork Market Garden is a two-acre USDA Certified Organic urban farm on Buffalo’s East Side, growing food in the city since 2015. Co-founders and co-owners Mayda Pozantides and Anders Gunnersen built the farm from vacant lots into a working operation with a farm stand, CSA and wholesale customers. Groundwork pairs intensive, soil-focused farming with community food-access work, including Solidarity Shares and its collaboration with nonprofit Fare Share WNY.
With more than 16 years of experience, Group Mongajer exports premium exotic fruits from Ecuador to markets around the world. The company says it has shipped to more than 15 countries and handles both fresh and agro-industrial products, linking Ecuadorian production with international buyers.
Born in the 1990s and taken over by Eric Jemin in 2003, Groupe DAO provides mechanical design-office services, mechanical engineering and building modeling for companies in France and North America. Its more than 100 employees work through regional entities from Angers to Québec, supplying project designers either on client sites or remotely. The group remains family-led, with Eric’s son David Jemin taking over in 2023, and has built its network around local access and opportunities for younger technical talent.
Groupe Lacasse began in the Lacasse family garage in 1956 and remains rooted in Saint-Pie, Québec, where it has grown into a North American furniture manufacturer. More than 70 years later, the company is known for adapting its manufacturing to the particular needs of commercial and institutional spaces, with a history that includes its 2022 completion of a major factory modernization project.
Founded in 1982 by Raymond Ouellette, Groupe Novatech grew from an idea to make door glass a distinctive architectural feature into a North American manufacturing group. It makes residential entrance and patio door products, alongside custom sealed glass, and describes its development as focused on automation and innovation.
Groupe SEB is a French home-appliance and cookware group whose brands include Tefal, Moulinex, Rowenta, Krups, WMF, All-Clad and Supor. It develops products and services for the home and describes industrial recycling that returns end-of-life cookware to production as new pans. The group reported 2025 sales of €8.2 billion.
From Poolesville in Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve, Grove & Garnish handcrafts chef-crafted gourmet granola in small batches. Founded by Gabriela and Joe, the company sets its Maryland-made granola apart with seasonal flavor profiles, organic oats, and a clean-ingredient approach that avoids refined oils and artificial preservatives. Each batch is made locally with the care of a personalized everyday treat.
Grove Bags makes USA-made cannabis packaging in Ohio, using its TerpLoc® film technology to create a controlled climate for curing and storing flower. Its pouches are designed to retain moisture, weight and terpene profiles, and the company also offers custom branded packaging supported by an in-house design team. Grove Bags says it won the first innovation award for cannabis packaging.
Grove Mechanical Solutions Inc. turns mechanical ideas into SolidWorks designs, 3D models, and printed prototypes from its Pittsburgh operation. The company brings more than 25 years of mechanical design and drafting experience, including over a decade with SolidWorks as a Certified Professional, to projects ranging from complex assemblies to new tools and devices. Its work also includes converting existing 2D files into usable 3D models and producing PLA parts through fused-filament fabrication.
Eight generations after Grovedale Farm entered the family in 1803, Jeff and Kim Homer turned its fields into a winery and vineyard producing small-lot wines from eight acres of vines. The Wyalusing tasting destination opened in 2008 and remains known for Riesling and Minnesota French-American hybrids such as Frontenac Gris and St. Pepin, made with fruit from the estate and surrounding area. Guests can also explore the National Register-listed Old Red House, which has remained in the family for generations.
Founded in 1947, Grover Cleveland Press is a Buffalo, New York, commercial printer producing both digital and offset work for clients ranging from businesses to organizations. The company is particularly known for combining traditional printing with hot foil stamping, embossing and specialized finishing, including die-cut sheets up to 20 by 28 inches. Its work has received national and international recognition.
A Cleveland music company with roots reaching back to 1922, Grover/Trophy Music Group remains run by the fourth generation of the Berger family. Its long history has carried it from wholesale instruments into proprietary musical manufacturing, including the Flutophone, which the company says has sold more than 50 million units worldwide, while serving everyone from major orchestras to school bands and garage players.
Founded by a mom, Grow With Me Creations hand-made personalized baby and adult bibs in Hartville, Ohio from 1988, using a custom poly-cotton fabric designed to be stainproof and water repellent without chemical treatment. The company also created family-focused products such as its 5-in-1 seat cover and playmat, and offered custom embroidery for children and special-needs clothing protectors. Grow With Me has retired, with limited inventory remaining.
Established in 1980 by a team of technical entrepreneurs, Growell Industries makes aluminum alloy castings through gravity die and sand casting, then carries them through tooling, simulation, and precision machining to finished components. Its Vadodara operation handles castings from small parts to pieces weighing up to 350 kg and has developed long-running specialties such as connecting-rod castings for air and heavy compressors. Growell serves engineering customers in India and overseas and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Since 1929, Growers Cooperative Grape Juice has turned Concord grapes and other regional fruit into bulk juices, concentrates, and purees for commercial food and beverage makers. Farmer-owned by more than 70 growers in New York’s Lake Erie Grape Belt, the cooperative processes fruit from its Westfield facility and also provides toll processing for customer-owned harvests. Its SQF-certified operation has grown from a seasonal grape plant into a year-round supplier serving domestic and international markets.