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Founded in 2016 by licensed New York cultivator Greg Payne, Box4Grow designs and manufactures turnkey modular cultivation facilities for cannabis and other controlled-environment growers. Born from Payne’s frustration with 18-month construction projects, the company has since deployed more than 400 facilities across nine states, delivering grow rooms and complete cultivation infrastructure in roughly 8–12 weeks. Its systems are built around real commercial growing workflows, with expandable designs that help operators add capacity without rebuilding.
Boxart provides fine art services, including custom crate design and construction, packing, transportation, storage, gallery services, and project management. Its Brooklyn workshop builds custom crates and integrates packing solutions for museums, galleries, trusts, private collectors, artists and art studios, conservation studios, architecture studios, archives and collections, auction houses, and related clients.
Syracuse’s Boxcar Press combines commercial letterpress printing with an international mail-order shop for the craft, making photopolymer plates, precision Boxcar Bases, inks and other supplies for printers. Its print shop handles projects from one to more than 100,000 pieces, with letterpress, foil stamping and digital offset work produced on a collection of old presses. Boxcar also offers lifelong troubleshooting and technical support to printers using its bases and plates, reflecting its stated mission to support and inspire the letterpress community.
Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1932, BOXit Corporation manufactures rigid set-up and folding boxes, with a long-standing specialty in cotton-filled jewelry boxes. It serves retail, food-service, confectionery, and industrial customers, and also makes custom boxes to customer specifications.
For more than a decade, U.S.-based BoxLark has built its business around helping companies shape a recognizable brand through custom packaging. Its designers and packaging specialists work with both small businesses and larger organizations, offering orders as small as 100 boxes alongside design support and rush service.
For more than 30 years, BOYCE Products Ltd has built custom contract furniture and fabricated complete broadcast, retail, and other specialty environments. Its in-house team works from early design and prototyping through fabrication and installation, taking on unusual projects that combine furniture craft with integrated technology. The company operates a manufacturing campus in Damascus, Pennsylvania, alongside a New York Design Center showroom and Hawaii operations.
Charles Boyce founded Boyce Technologies after a more than 20-year career delivering systems for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and that transit background still shapes the company’s work. From its Long Island City facility, Boyce Technologies develops and manufactures urban technology for New York’s demanding subway and train environments, including Help Point units. The company keeps engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing under one roof while also supporting local robotics programs and technical apprenticeships.
Boyd is a global engineered-materials manufacturer that designs and makes technologies to seal, shield, insulate, and protect customer products. Founded in California in 1928 as an industrial fabricator, the company developed into a material-science and manufacturing business serving advanced markets; following the 2026 sale of its Thermal business to Eaton, its Engineered Materials business operates independently.
Rooted in Gragnano, Italy—where Michael Bozza’s grandfather ran a pasta company—Bozza Pasta makes fresh, frozen and dry pasta in Rochester, New York. Michael learned the craft through his family and later joined forces with Marisa to build a local business that supplies restaurants, markets and retail stores while also offering pasta from its Greece manufacturing facility and shop. The company is known for scratch-made ravioli, gluten-free selections and a fast-casual Bozza Bowl eatery.
Part of the Bertelsmann group, BPG USA is a U.S. book manufacturer with more than 1,400 employees working across multiple locations. Its Fairfield, Pennsylvania, facility has been part of the community for 50 years and has produced more than 3.5 billion books. Across its network, BPG USA serves publishers with book printing and related production services.
BPM Craft Beverage carries forward the Shkreli family’s coffee business, founded by John Shkreli in 1989 and now operating under second-generation leadership. Based in Mamaroneck, New York, the company began its craft-beverage operation in 2019 and locally produces organic cold brew for cafés, offices, and wholesale partners.
Founded in 2012 by designer Roberto Sacal, Bracaletti creates fine leather goods and jewelry, with its signature cuff links and bracelets joined by handbags and small leather accessories. Although Sacal and the company are based in New York, a Mexico City atelier remains Bracaletti’s center, where an extended team of artisans—including third-generation leather craftsmen—develops prototypes and handcrafts the collection. The label carries forward a family legacy in leather goods that began with Sacal’s father’s jewelry store and the former Casa Aries workshop.
Founded in 1904, Braen Stone is a family-run construction-materials producer rooted in northern New Jersey, with a history spanning five generations. It operates five quarries and produces materials such as crushed stone and hot mix asphalt for construction and infrastructure work across the tri-state area.
BrainBit is an R&D-driven neurotechnology company with more than 20 years of experience in software, AI, and device development. Headquartered in California with an office in Poland and manufacturing in China, it works with partners in more than 40 countries to turn brain and body signals into practical tools for research, wellness, and custom app development. Its work is known for pairing wearable sensing with open developer access, including a free SDK for teams building their own neurotechnology applications.
Brakewell Steel, Inc. is a New York steel fabrication job shop that has operated since 1969, producing custom work for customers from its Chester facility. It is particularly known for curved and monumental stairs, as well as structural and infrastructure fabrication, and has maintained AISC certification in three categories since 2009.
Bramson House is a family-owned manufacturer of custom window treatments, decorative bedding, upholstery, and digital fabric printing solutions for the hospitality industry. It performs measurement, in-house fabrication, and professional installation from facilities in Freeport, New York, and Orlando, Florida.
Founded in 2018 after its CEO saw how difficult it was to outfit an office, Branch designs and sells ergonomic office furniture directly to people and teams. Its collection is built for everyday use and changing workspaces, while its direct-to-customer model is intended to make premium-quality furniture more accessible. For business customers, Branch also handles space design, delivery, installation and furniture trade-ins as teams grow.
Brand Nutra is a Long Island contract manufacturer that develops and produces custom dietary supplements, with particular depth in flavored powders and turnkey packaging. The Farmingdale operation spans 65,000 square feet and grew from a packaging company nearly 20 years ago, giving it an unusual ability to carry products from formulation through final pack-out. Its facility is NSF GMP certified, NSF Certified for Sport, QAI Certified Organic, and FDA registered.
Founded in 2017 as a small-batch apparel brand, Branded Originals cuts and sews custom promotional apparel from raw fabric rather than decorating ready-made blanks. The distributor-exclusive manufacturer owns and operates its factory in Pakistan, producing made-to-order garments for runs as small as 12 pieces. Its design team also provides virtual mockups and storyboards to help distributors turn a client’s idea into a finished garment.