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Known for its plant-based approach to everyday cooking, herbspice produces a savory seasoning for people looking to make whole-food meals more appealing. Its blend is centered on certified non-GMO nutritional yeast and is designed for use in dishes such as vegetables, tofu, soups, and salads.
Founded in 1974 after Dr. Aegis F. Kydonieus and Alberto Quisumbing developed controlled-release pest-control products, Hercon Environmental researches and manufactures insect monitoring and control products in Emigsville, Pennsylvania. Its environmentally compatible approach uses pheromones, attractants, repellents and low-risk insecticides for integrated pest management, including the Vaportape II insecticidal strips used in outdoor traps. Hercon also works with customers on custom formulations through an in-house engineering and product-development team.
New York-based Hercule Industrial is a tight-knit packaging company known for making custom work accessible to smaller orders, prototypes, and unusual specifications. Its in-house design team works with a nationwide network of US production and warehouse partners to support manufacturers, retailers, fulfillment providers, and other businesses from initial concept through repeat supply.
Hercules Custom Iron, LLC is a full-service custom iron and metal fabrication company that designs, fabricates, coats, and installs custom products including railings, gates, fencing, light structural products, specialty metals, canopies, trellises, and glass rail systems. It serves commercial, industrial, and residential customers using steel, aluminum, stainless steel, brass/bronze, nickel silver, and glass-related systems.
Since 1955, Hercules Fence has built its reputation as a regional fence contractor known for professional service and quality installation. Based in Virginia with five locations serving Maryland and the Washington metropolitan area, the company handles projects ranging from homes to major government facilities, with high-security work extending nationwide. Hercules is also the official fence partner of the Washington Commanders.
Since 1949, Brooklyn-based Hercules Heat Treating has heat-treated critical aerospace metal parts, with a particular focus on maintaining dimensional stability and minimizing distortion in landing gear and airframe components. The independently owned, family-run company remains under three generations of Rizzo family leadership and employs about 50 people, including metallurgical, mechanical and quality engineers. Hercules is a U.S. Military-approved contractor with AS9100-compliant quality systems and NADCAP accreditation.
Hercules Industries, Inc. manufactures solid-brass tumbler pin padlocks, including locks for utilities, municipalities, industry, pipelines, refineries, and government. The Prospect, Ohio company describes its locks as precision crafted for inclement weather and states that its products are made in the U.S.A.
Named for an Irish immigrant tailor and Revolutionary War spy, Hercules Mulligan Company makes ready-to-drink cocktails inspired by 18th-century recipes. Its original Rum & Rye is a pre-mixed Old Fashioned built around Caribbean rum, American rye and fresh organic ginger, while Eyr & Rye offers a ready-made Irish-American Manhattan. The blends are hand mixed, bottled, sealed and labeled.
Family-owned since 1965, Huntington Station’s Hercules Systems manufactures brushless automatic vehicle-wash systems that wash, wax, and seal cars in under five minutes. Made in the USA and installed in more than 16 countries, its custom-fit equipment serves everyone from auto dealerships to ambulance fleets and private vehicle collectors. Patented touchless designs, spot-free rinsing, and water-recovery options reflect the company’s long-running focus on durable, low-maintenance wash-bay equipment.
Herculite, Inc. manufactures flexible PVC composite textiles and has been a textile-industry innovator for more than 70 years, with roots in American manufacturing dating to 1954. From manufacturing and R&D facilities in Pennsylvania and Florida, the company produces engineered fabrics for applications including healthcare and outdoor structures, and describes itself as one of the founders of the synthetic fabrics industry.
Founded in 1992, Hergo Ergonomic Support Systems designs and manufactures modular technical computer furniture and rackmount solutions in New York City. The company grew from Hertz Computer Corporation, an early U.S. IBM PC clone manufacturer, giving its engineers firsthand understanding of the technology environments its systems organize. Hergo’s interchangeable, heavy-duty steel furniture is built for reconfiguration in settings ranging from data centers to hospitals and command centers, with a lifetime warranty on its manufactured products.
Heritage Bag is a Novolex brand that manufactures can liners and has served the industry for more than four decades. Its site describes a long history of manufacturing expertise and a strategic national footprint serving distribution partners.
Founded in 1980, Heritage Coach Company is a funeral-vehicle dealer and service center specializing in new and reconditioned coaches from its Pottstown, Pennsylvania facility. Now in its fifth decade, the company remains under Lankford family leadership, with CEO Jay Lankford carrying forward the work of founder Mark Lankford. Its on-site operation handles maintenance, repairs, custom fabrication and painting for funeral-industry vehicles.
Heritage Cooperative is a farmer-owned agricultural cooperative based in Delaware, Ohio, serving members and customers for more than 100 years. Its more than 600 employees provide grain merchandising, agronomy, energy, and animal nutrition services to over 5,000 members and more than 15,000 customers.
Heritage Cutter brings together American cutting-tool brands, supplying end mills and other tools to distributors and manufacturers. Its Weldon line includes a TiCB roughing and finishing end mill developed specifically for titanium alloys, while the broader portfolio spans premium carbide and specialty tooling. The company says its reliability and industry focus have made it a trusted source for generations and operates under Dauphin Precision Tool, LLC.
Since 1965, veteran-owned Heritage Industrial Finishing has applied protective industrial coatings, with a particular focus on military and defense equipment, from its Akron, Ohio facility. Its TACOM-approved work includes CARC and other mil-spec finishes as well as OEM production finishing, backed by documented, repeatable processes. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR and CMMC compliant.
Founded in 1974 when Dave DeLana opened Heritage Print Shoppe in a 900-square-foot El Reno house, Heritage Integrated remains rooted in print while serving customers from a 70,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for treating complex, time-sensitive projects as problems to solve, rather than simply taking orders for printed materials.
Founded in 2001 after Matt and Jon White began restoring decorative pieces, Heritage Metalworks is a Pennsylvania metal fabrication shop making historically inspired lighting, architectural hardware, and custom metalwork. Now owned by Matt White and his wife, Kim, the in-house team of blacksmiths, metalsmiths, and artisans handles restoration and reproduction work alongside one-of-a-kind projects. Its work has appeared at landmarks including Winterthur Museum, Valley Forge National Park, and Fair Lane: Home of Clara & Henry Ford.
Founded by Bill and Kris Smith in 1990, Heritage Packaging is a family-owned Victor, New York manufacturer of made-to-order flexible barrier packaging for demanding applications. Its 50,000-square-foot Western New York plant combines automated production with hand fabrication, allowing the company to build everything from instrument-integrated diagnostic pouches to large protective enclosures that are not available off the shelf. Heritage’s food-packaging work is produced in an SQF-certified facility, while its quality system is based on MIL-STD-1916.
Family-owned for more than 50 years, Heritage Sign and Display, Inc. is a Pennsylvania manufacturer known for helping major retail brands turn early concepts into custom point-of-purchase displays. Its in-house team carries projects from design through production for clients across the United States and around the world, while the company’s WBENC certification reflects its business identity.