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Héroux-Devtek Inc. is an international aerospace manufacturer specializing in landing gear, with its head office in Longueuil, Québec. The company designs, develops, manufactures, repairs and overhauls landing gear and actuation systems for commercial and defence aerospace markets. It also operates facilities across North America and Europe.
Founded by Brooklyn native Natasha Hall, Herplum LLC makes reusable menstrual and incontinence pads designed around comfort, body awareness, and protection from back leakage. Its pads use OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100-certified fabrics, including bamboo and cotton, and the company pairs its period-care products with community education on menstrual and mental wellness.
Founded in 1946, family-owned and operated Herr Foods Inc. makes snack foods and remains headquartered in Nottingham, Pennsylvania. Its history describes growth from a small potato-chip company into a multigenerational business with manufacturing plants in Pennsylvania and Ohio; the company reports producing more than 340 snack items.
HERR Industrial, Inc. is a design-build manufacturer of industrial paint finishing systems and equipment. The company customizes systems to meet specific product, production rate, and process requirements, engineering, fabricating, and installing equipment in-house.
Employee-owned Herrick Technology Laboratories began in 2000 as an electronics research laboratory serving the U.S. Department of Defense. After a 2013 acquisition, the company grew from prototyping into the manufacture of software-defined radio systems for demanding national-security missions, with more than 140 employees working across facilities in Maryland and New Hampshire.
Since Eugene V. Herrmann Sr. founded it in Pittsburgh in 1955, Herrmann Printing has remained a family-owned business now operating in its third generation. Led by President Rodney A. Herrmann Jr., the company serves local and national clients from a 25,000-square-foot facility, with commercial printing at the heart of its work.
Family-owned Herron Printing & Graphics began in 1982 as a quick-print franchise in Rockville, Maryland, and has since grown into a full-service commercial printer in Gaithersburg. Its expanded facility supports on-site four-color printing, while the company helps Washington-area businesses turn communications into finished print materials.
Since 1957, Herschal Products has made foundry equipment and supplies, with a particular focus on automated knockout machinery that removes cores quickly while reducing operator involvement. Its enclosed machines are custom designed for individual work cells and built around steel-tube frames with four-inch reinforced walls to withstand foundry use. The Richfield company also supplies mold components such as precision-machined leader pins for permanent molds.
Since its New York City beginnings in the late 1930s, Hersco Ortho Labs has served as a lower-extremity central fabrication partner, making custom orthopedic devices to practitioners’ prescriptions. Cathal and Seamus Kennedy have operated the company since 1995, combining hands-on consultation with digital scanning, CAD-CAM and 3D printing; Hersco says most of its functional foot orthotics have been 3D printed since 2020. Its practitioner-focused model extends from carefully inspected Richie Braces and AFOs to custom shoes and prosthetic fabrication, with an education center that provides clinical articles and continuing-education courses.
Founded in 1958 from the trunk of V.R. Hershberger’s car, Hersh Packing & Rubber Company remains a family-owned Central Ohio business known for helping customers get back to work. Its three ParkerStore locations support industrial customers with hydraulic hose and fitting service, including replacements made while they wait.
Family-owned and managed for more than 50 years, Hershey’s Farm Market preserves an old-fashioned marketplace atmosphere in Parkesburg shaped by Amish and Mennonite heritage. The market serves Chester and Lancaster County communities with locally grown food and its own Pennsylvania Dutch baked goods.
Since 1894, Hershey’s® Ice Cream has made real ice cream and frozen treats with cream as its number-one ingredient, using locally sourced dairy from farms in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New York. The Pennsylvania-based company supplies independent stores and other partners across the United States, including more than 33,000 stores in 39 states, while offering specialized programs such as Smart Snacks for schools. Its history is paired with practical sustainability measures, including recycling all industrial waste and using electric cold-plate technology in 95% of its truck fleet.
HERSILUV CO manufactures a non-toxic, vegan nail polish line that is long-lasting and chip-resistant, targeting fashion-conscious consumers and families.
Since 1959, HERZOG Maschinenfabrik has built machines and automated laboratory systems for preparing industrial samples for quality control. Based in Osnabrück, the company combines mechanical engineering, automation and its own research and development to serve industries including steel, cement, mining and recycling. Its worldwide service network supports HERZOG systems throughout their long operating lives.
Herzog Truck Services, LLC provides diesel, tractor-trailer, and bus repair and towing in the Beaver Valley area. The company offers fleet maintenance, heavy duty towing and recovery, 24 hour road service, and custom hydraulic hose fabrication.
Heskins LLC manufactures non-slip tape and floor-marking materials from its base in East Butler, Pennsylvania, supplying North America and beyond. The Heskins business was founded in 1997, and its U.S. operation opened in Butler in 2009; the company describes itself as a major manufacturer of non-slip tape and has expanded its production facilities and machinery over time.
Founded in Mansfield in 1999 by Mark and Pam Hess, Hess Industries builds and repairs progressive and transfer tooling, with specialized in-die tapping and fastener-insertion systems made at its 15,000-square-foot Technology Center. The company became family-led in 2021 when Ryan and Haley Hess joined as co-owners, continuing a hands-on metalworking business that has grown from one account into a supplier serving tool shops and stampers worldwide. Its history is marked by early adoption of wire EDM, 5-axis machining, industrial 3D printing and robotic production technology.
Hess Mills is a manufacturer in the dairy product manufacturing industry.
Hesse Industrial Sales, Inc. is a woman-owned family business that manufactures custom-engineered welded metal products. Serving customers since 1963, the company has grown from a one-room-office startup to roughly 100 employees across four manufacturing plants in two states, with 160,000 square feet of combined manufacturing space.
Hestia Robotics develops and assembles autonomous coffee-robot systems, pairing robotic beverage hardware with software for fully automated cafés. The company grew from robotics and machine-vision research at Fudan University and is building a joint robotics R&D laboratory and doctoral workstation with the university. Its C1 range includes a compact model for space-constrained sites and a corner configuration designed to work alongside staff in hospitality settings.