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Hakes Home Furnishings is a family-owned and operated home furnishing company serving York County and more for over 40 years, focusing on quality furniture at budget-friendly prices and specializing in Amish handmade furniture.
Since 2001, Mississauga-based Hakson Gloves and Safety Wears has made protective hand gear for Canada’s Armed Services and law-enforcement personnel across North America. Its specialty is safety equipment built around demanding field use, including puncture- and cut-resistant gloves such as the Hakson 201, alongside ballistic body armour, duty belts and related gear. The company says its designs emphasize function, detail and advanced materials as new technologies become available.
Founded by two friends in 2018, Hal&Al Meats and Provisions processes and distributes 100% Zabiha halal meat, with hand-slaughtered products supplied to homes, restaurants, and retailers across the Northeast and nationwide. Its facility is regularly inspected by the USDA and all products are certified by Halal Monitoring Services, with records available for review and a focus on humane handling and traceable sourcing.
Halárosis makes home-fragrance products designed to fill rooms with scent while using ingredients it describes as natural, clean, and environmentally considerate. Its candles use biodegradable soy wax and lead-free cotton wicks, while its air and fabric fresheners come in reusable, non-aerosol glass bottles. Founded by Joanna, the company’s name comes from the Greek word for relaxation, a fitting idea for a brand built around creating inviting, restful spaces.
In Orrtanna, co-founders John and Noemi Halbrendt run a family-owned vineyard and apiary producing small-batch wines, mead, and raw honey from locally sourced ingredients. John brings 20 years of winemaking experience and a scientific background as a Penn State nematologist, while Noemi’s work as a Penn State Master Gardener shapes the property’s gardens and welcoming tastings. Their sustainable operation includes a wildflower meadow planted with support from a USDA grant to nourish the honeybees and local ecosystem.
Founded in 1974, Halco Lighting Technologies is a long-established lighting company known for energy-efficient solutions and a customer-focused support operation. It serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers, with product reliability backed by an in-house testing facility and a Quality Assurance Program.
Founded by Peter Conway in 1977, Minnesota-based HALCON makes precision-tailored workplace furniture, with a particular focus on enduring wood craftsmanship and custom office solutions. Its artisans hand-select and match veneers while modern manufacturing systems track each part through the factory, allowing the company to produce finely detailed furniture for projects ranging from a single office to a large corporate build-out. HALCON also supports its work with dedicated in-house project managers and an FSC-certified sustainability program.
Founded in Cleveland, Halcyon Products is a safety-focused company known for developing training equipment that helps first responders prepare for emergencies. Its PassFire Burn Pan supports fire-extinguisher instruction for emergency-services personnel and workplace safety programs.
Lancaster County’s Haldeman Mills makes roasted cornmeal and family-crafted baking mixes, carrying Pennsylvania Dutch milling traditions into products sold nationwide. Founded in 1969 by James Haldeman, the family business is now owned by Richard and Becky Landis, who continue producing the Brinser’s Best and Stauffer’s brands. Its signature cornmeal is made from locally grown corn roasted before grinding, a method the company says has been preserved for more than a century.
Bronx-based Haldey Pharmaceutical Compounding makes personalized prescription medications for patients whose needs are not met by standard formulations. Its pharmacists work with prescribers and patients on precision compounds, with particular experience in thyroid therapy and Low Dose Naltrexone, while also offering specialized sterile and nonsterile preparations. Haldey says its compounding operations are designed to exceed USP 795, 797 and 800 standards and follow the FDA’s 503A framework, with visual process records and weekly laboratory monitoring.
Since 1907, Hale Manufacturing has built solid wood furniture for libraries, courtrooms and other public spaces at its factory in New York’s historic Mohawk Valley. The family-run company is now in its fourth generation, combining master craftsmanship with product engineering to develop both enduring furniture and one-off designs, all made and sourced in the USA. Hale also holds Forest Stewardship Council certification and offers FSC-certified products for projects that request them.
Since 1929, Toledo’s Hale Performance Coatings has restored and protected industrial metal components through precision plating and thermal-spray finishing. The company is especially rooted in hard chrome, while its in-house laboratory has helped develop specialty treatments such as DyClad and DyCote-C for demanding tooling and molding work. Hale remains a family-connected operation, with Gordon S. Deye’s legacy carried forward by later generations and a staff trained to keep its processes evolving.
Environmental cleanup has been part of HalenHardy’s story since the 1970s, when founder Donny Beaver’s devotion to protecting the outdoors became the foundation for the family venture he later built with his sons Josh and Troy. Since taking the HalenHardy name in 2013, the Bellwood, Pennsylvania, company has focused on helping mobile outdoor workforces handle spills in wet, punishing conditions through practical response products and proactive cleanup planning.
Haleon plc is a consumer health company focused solely on improving everyday health, with operations in 170 markets and six global categories. Its brands include Sensodyne, Advil and Centrum, and the company says its research, investment and innovation target consumers’ health throughout their lives. Haleon is registered in England and Wales and has its registered office in Weybridge, Surrey.
Born from founder Stephen Horcha’s search for a pedal-powered way to move his drum set through downtown Savannah, Haley Tricycles now builds custom cargo tricycles in Philadelphia. Its lockable, weather-protective boxes carry substantial loads through city streets, while specialized builds such as the Book Bike—first developed with Chicago’s Gabriel Levinson in 2008—bring libraries, vending and community programs directly to people. Haley says its tricycles ship throughout North America and beyond.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1966 by engineer and WWII veteran Harold G. Hall, HALL Industries grew from a contract screw-machine shop into a family-run manufacturer. It produces machined components, fabrications, and assemblies, and is particularly known for aviation ground-support products such as aircraft towbars. The company also operates specialized divisions serving bridge products, transit, and bulk-material-handling equipment markets.
Founded in 1947 when John Allen Hall made ice cream for his wedding, Hall’s Ice Cream still produces its original-recipe ice cream and sherbet beside the family farm in Millerstown, Pennsylvania. One of Central Pennsylvania’s last remaining family ice cream businesses, Hall’s makes its products in small 10-gallon batches and serves them in an old-fashioned parlor as well as through stores and restaurants across the region. The recipes and process have remained essentially unchanged since the company began.
Hallagan Furniture is a family-owned manufacturer of custom upholstered furniture, operating since 1899 and now in its fourth generation. Based in Newark, New York, the company designs and builds sofas, chairs, sectionals, and ottomans in-house, using a blend of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship. Hallagan offers customizable collections—Brighton, Highland Park, Madison, and Tight Back—with a wide selection of fabrics and options for personal fit.
Halliday Lumber is a third-generation, family-owned hardwood manufacturer incorporated in 1948, producing pallets, dimensioned lumber, and crates. The Central Ohio company has served the hardwood industry since 1948 and supplies industrial customers across the country and internationally.
Built around race engineer Don Halliday’s expertise, Halliday Technologies manufactures RT3® friction testers that measure runway and roadway surface grip. Its equipment is designed for demanding winter conditions, with the RT3® Curve able to measure friction through curves and in vehicle wheel tracks—an unusual capability for roadway testing. The company designs and manufactures its patented equipment in Ohio, with more than 85% U.S.-based material; its airport tester is FAA approved and ICAO compliant.