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Since 1935, Borgatti’s has made handmade ravioli and egg noodles in the Bronx’s Little Italy, using family recipes brought from Bologna by founders Lindo and Maria Borgatti. Still family-owned and now in its third generation of pasta makers—with the fourth generation involved—the shop continues to make pasta by hand and ships its Bronx tradition nationwide.
BorgWarner designs and manufactures propulsion and mobility systems, and is expanding its engineering and manufacturing capabilities into industrial power applications. The company describes its work as accelerating mobility transformation through innovative and sustainable solutions, and its global footprint includes production plants and technical centers.
Borough Mushrooms operates New York City’s first mushroom farm and mycology lab, growing specialty mushrooms locally for grocery stores and farm-market customers across the Northeast. The company also develops added-value mushroom products, connecting urban cultivation with regional food retail.
Borsari Food Co. makes small-batch seasoned salt blends rooted in a Northern Italian family recipe. The recipe arrived in America with Adolfo and Adellcisa Borsari in 1914, passed to their grandson Adolph in 1970, and became a company in 2001 when Adolph and Betsy began sharing it beyond the family kitchen. Today, woman-led Borsari is guided by owner Lindsay Neilson and continues to use fresh ingredients with a slow dehydration process across eight signature blends.
With more than 30 years of experience, BOS Robotics is the robotics division of the BOS Group and is known for delivering over 800 industrial installations worldwide. The company develops custom automation systems for manufacturers and logistics operations, carrying projects from engineering through implementation for clients in Israel and abroad.
Boss Cabinetry is a family-owned, factory-direct cabinet manufacturer in Long Island, making custom kitchen cabinetry in New York for the regional market. The company has served the area for over 30 years, pairing modern design and manufacturing methods with the family’s old-fashioned craftsmanship—an approach rooted in an earlier business making barrels for local wine producers. Customers can also tour the factory to see the cabinet-making process from lumber receiving through assembly.
Founded by Kitty and Von Pearsall, Boss Precision is a small woman-owned Austin shop that turns early-stage designs into prototype-machined parts, assemblies, and small-volume production runs. The business began as a family metal-fabrication venture and became Boss Precision, Inc. in 2005, pairing CNC machining with fabrication and assembly. Its work has supported projects ranging from the Army’s EM Gun program to the Hobby-Eberly Telescope and superconducting motors at the University of Texas at Austin.
Born from a Buffalo food scientist’s bangers-and-mash experiment, Botaniline is a food technology company that makes healthier ground proteins using a proprietary potato-based ingredient. Established in 2018 as a spin-off of Wardynski’s & Sons, the 1919-founded meat manufacturer, Botaniline’s process reduces the need for added salt and chemical additives while lowering sodium, saturated fat, and calories. Its products are supplied to food-service programs including schools, healthcare facilities, and government agencies.
Founded in 1957 by a glassworks mechanic, Italy’s Bottero S.p.A. designs and manufactures machinery for processing both flat and hollow glass, an unusually broad reach that also includes complete laminated and float-glass production lines. Headquartered in Cuneo, the group now has more than 600 employees, including 212 engineers, and supports installations in 100 nations through international factories, branches and service teams. Its history runs from early flat-glass inventions to hollow-glass container machinery introduced in 1966, with process simulation, engineering support and ongoing R&D at the center of its work.
Founded in Beaune in 1731, Bouchard Père & Fils makes Burgundy wines from a domaine built over generations and now covering about 60 hectares. The house has owned Beaune’s Château for more than two centuries, using its underground galleries to age wines and preserve a bottled heritage reaching back to 1846. Its estate became fully certified for organic farming from the 2025 vintage.
Since 1979, Boulay Fabrication, Inc. has built standard and custom control panels at its LaFayette, New York headquarters for industrial, corporate, and residential applications worldwide. Its team assembles and tests panels in small batches by hand, with every control carrying UL/CUL 508 approval. The company’s warehouse and workshop support production from stocked materials through final testing.
Born from work at the Harvard Innovation Laboratory and MIT after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Bounce Imaging builds rugged, low-cost 360-degree camera and sensor systems that let first responders and military teams see into dangerous or confined spaces before entering. Its throwable cameras capture stabilized video and audio in every direction at once, giving multiple users a shared view and the ability to review what happened behind them. The company says its systems are fielded by more than 800 public-safety and defense agencies worldwide, including U.S. SOCOM and federal law-enforcement teams.
Founded in 2008 by Bruce Murray and Diana Lyttle, Boundary Breaks is a Seneca Lake vineyard and winery focused on Finger Lakes Riesling and Cabernet Franc. Its 193-acre farm has 55 acres under vines, with about 90 percent of its wine made from grapes grown on the property. The small, hands-on operation includes seven full-time employees and hosts tastings overlooking the lake, where visitors can see the year-round vineyard work behind the wines.
Bourdeau Bros., Inc. is a family-owned agricultural supplier serving farmers since 1974, with locations in New York and Vermont. It custom-mixes dairy feed and bags seed products in store while supplying farm equipment and agricultural goods to customers across the northeastern U.S. and parts of Canada.
In New York City, Bowen Liu Studio creates artistic furniture, lighting, and objects that treat material research as part of the design, including furniture-scale cast-glass work. The studio makes 90% of its wood collections by hand in its New York studio, with most pieces made to order and customizable in materials, finishes, and size. Its Helle collection, inspired by New York’s Hell Gate Bridge, won both ICFF Editors Awards and NYCxDESIGN Awards after its 2021 release.
Since Saul Bower introduced its first U.S. camera accessories in 1949, Bower has developed photography and content-creation gear, including smartphone tools and camera accessories. The company’s history spans specialty lenses, partnerships with Cisco and Energizer, and early lines for drone and action-camera photography, before expanding into products for today’s creators.
Bower Studios is a New York City design practice led by partners Danny Giannella and Tammer Hijazi, best known for treating the mirror as a way to investigate depth, light and self. Its made-to-order work is handcrafted one piece at a time in the studio for clients seeking distinctive contemporary objects and environments.
With more than 35 years in machining and industrial prototyping, Bowes Manufacturing, LLC is a Rochester, New York shop known for helping engineers, product teams, and makers turn early concepts into workable parts. It supports projects from one-off prototypes through short-run production, offering practical feedback on manufacturability along the way.
Locally owned and operated in Flushing, Bowne Chemists, doing business as Avail Pharmacy, provides prescription pharmacy care to patients across the New York metropolitan area and Long Island. Its pharmacists combine medication management and customized compounding with practical support such as free delivery and dated blister packaging. Avail also offers CBDEA-certified, THC-free CBD products that are third-party tested for potency.
Box Man, Inc. makes double-wall corrugated exhibit boards and provides corrugated and cardboard converting services. Its capabilities include producing pads, inserts, partitions, slip sheets, large sheets, die-cut products, folders, cases, and specialty boxes for business customers, as well as exhibit boards for educational, business, employment, memorial, and graduation displays.