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Honey Pot Elevated Treats is a majority women-owned New York cannabis company making hard, microdosed honey-infused treats, including drops designed as throat-soothing lozenges. Its products pair raw local honey with cannabis, including a Sour Diesel-infused Pure Honey Drop, while the company emphasizes sustainable sourcing and eco-conscious beekeeping. Honey Pot treats are carried by dispensaries across New York State.
What began as a hobby in 2000 has grown into Honey Run Apiaries, a Delphos-based beekeeping business with more than 200 hives. Since moving from its garage to a 5,000-square-foot facility in 2010, the company has combined hands-on apiary work with a wood shop and classroom, serving beekeepers through queen-rearing nucs and equipment made in-house.
HoneyBadger Woodworks LLC is a Cherry Hill, New Jersey custom furniture maker that turns client ideas into one-of-a-kind pieces and installations. The craft grew from its maker’s background in sculpture and began with a banquette built from a photograph; today, reclaimed and recycled materials are a signature choice, balanced with new materials when a design calls for them.
Born from Melissa J. Buckley’s 1995 kitchen experiments with garden herbs, Honeybee Gardens makes natural cosmetics and personal-care products designed to be effective, trustworthy and gentler on people, animals and the planet. The women-owned Pennsylvania company is known for its botanical formulas, including its long-running Tropical Lip Balm and bestselling alcohol-free hair spray, and sells products through health-food stores, pharmacies and specialty shops. All products are vegan, with cruelty-free certification from PETA and Leaping Bunny.
Honeycup Mustard makes honey mustard from Pauline Wayne’s zesty home recipe, which became a local hit more than 40 years ago. The company still uses the unchanged recipe and simple, high-quality ingredients, including in its Gold Medal-winning Original Mustard at the World Mustard Competition.
Born from New York City beekeeper Ruth Harrigan’s backyard hives, HoneyGramz makes raw honey and handcrafted creamed honey while turning sweet gifts into edible greetings. The company sources honey from its own local hives and small apiaries around the country, and its honey-bear messages now number more than 150. HoneyGramz also supports pollinator gardens and bee-saving organizations through donations and education.
Born from Logan Rohr’s family cattle-farming tradition in Wayne County, Honeytown Meats raises beef and connects families with locally grown meat shipped directly from its farm to their tables. Founded in 2019, the company works with a local processor and follows its products through each step, vacuum-sealing individual cuts for delivery. Its beef comes from the Rohr family farm, while additional offerings are raised on local family farms in Northeast Ohio and processed at a local USDA-certified facility.
Honeywell Aerospace is an independent, publicly traded aerospace and defense company that designs, manufactures, and services a wide range of aircraft systems and components. With a legacy spanning over a century, the company is known for its engines, auxiliary power units, avionics, navigation systems, and flight controls, serving commercial, defense, space, and business aviation markets. Honeywell Aerospace became an independent company in 2026, continuing its heritage of innovation in flight technology.
Honeywell Aerospace designs and manufactures mission-critical systems and technologies that enable the production, maintenance and safe operation of aircraft, defense platforms and spacecraft. Headquartered in Phoenix, the company carries more than a century of aerospace innovation, from the first autopilot demonstrated by Sperry Gyroscope in 1914 to today’s integrated avionics, engines and control systems. Its scale includes more than 36,000 employees, over 100,000 auxiliary power units delivered since 1959 and avionics used on 90% of global aircraft.
Honeywell develops building automation and industrial technology, including the E-Mon energy meters first introduced in the early 1980s. Its building-focused portfolio combines energy monitoring with building management, cybersecurity, safety and remote performance services for settings ranging from industrial facilities to hotels and higher-education campuses.
Honeywell Technologies is a pure-play automation company with a 140-year legacy, serving building, process, and industrial sectors with technology-led products, solutions, and services. Its offerings support critical operations and the shift from automation toward autonomy, drawing on domain expertise and data from its global installed base.
Hongling Trading & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. manufactures plastic and stainless-steel drinkware, including water bottles, coffee mugs, tumblers, kids' water bottles, food jars, and related products. The company provides OEM/ODM, custom branding, design, and private-label support from its Zhejiang, China factory, and states that it serves customers in more than 60 countries.
Cincinnati’s Jos. Honhorst Co. has been part of the city’s industrial story since German immigrant Joseph Honhorst founded it in 1876. Now operated by Industrial Reliability and Repair, the company continues its long fabrication tradition from Dalton Avenue while serving commercial and industrial customers across the Tri-State. Honhorst also provides around-the-clock emergency support for facility equipment.
Since its founding in 1949, Honor Foods has grown from a pickup-only operation into a foodservice redistribution company serving distributors across the United States. As a Burris Logistics company, it is known for bridging manufacturers and smaller distributors, giving them access to established food brands without requiring large purchasing volumes.
HONYA Lighting LLC is a manufacturer and wholesaler of residential, commercial, and industrial LED lighting solutions. Its product portfolio includes indoor and outdoor luminaires, LED tubes, panels, troffers, linear fixtures, downlights, high bays, emergency and exit lighting, controls, and accessories; the company serves customers across the United States from New York and Texas operations.
Since its inception in 2012, Hood Container Corporation has grown as a family-owned national packaging company while keeping the local expertise of its many facilities. Its mill-to-market model connects paper production with custom packaging work for manufacturers and consumer brands, and has helped it become one of the top ten paper and packaging companies in the United States.
Established in 1978 as Southern Bag Corporation, Hood Packaging makes paper and flexible plastic packaging for customers across North America. The company has grown to 20 plants, including 13 paper-packaging facilities and seven flexible-plastics facilities, while retaining a notably hands-on approach that pairs national production with local service. Hood also brings unusual depth to liquid packaging, having supported milk-in-pouch systems for 25 years through its Glopak division.
Born in an old ice cream shop on the Ocean City, Maryland, boardwalk, Hoop Tea makes spiked iced tea malt beverages. Founders Danny and Billy started the company in 2014 with tea leaves and two kegs, developing a beach-inspired drink whose original recipe took more than two years to perfect. The brand is based in Baldwinsville, New York, and its lineup includes a 5% ABV Original and a 90-calorie Light version.
Hootsuite began in 2008, when founder Ryan Holmes built a social media management tool for his digital marketing agency after finding no existing solution that fit the job. From its Vancouver roots, the company has grown into a global platform used by organizations in more than 200 countries, with a particular focus on helping teams understand and manage their social media relationships.
Hooven-Dayton Corp. (HDC) is a minority-owned provider of flexographic and digital pressure-sensitive labels, coupons, inserts, tags, and narrow web flexible packaging solutions. Its products and services are produced in-house using printing technologies, testing, and customer service for the pharmaceutical industry and other growing communities.