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Founded in 1975, HOSCH develops and manufactures conveyor belt cleaning systems for bulk-material transport, and says it has focused on this specialty since its founding. The company describes customized production, with up to 100,000 possible product variants, and supports installations worldwide with consulting and service.
HOSCO SHIFT is a St. Louis nonprofit that connects farming, food production, and medically tailored meals through a community-led cooperative food system. Its work runs from Confluence Farm to the North Sarah Food Hub, where it trains aspiring farmers and food entrepreneurs while producing preservative-free, diabetic-friendly meals. The organization reports delivering 3.5 million meals since 2020 and measures a 2.1% average A1c reduction among Food-as-Medicine participants.
Founded in Cleveland in 1982, Hose Master manufactures flexible metal hose and metal expansion joints for demanding industrial applications. The company operates more than 500,000 square feet across four facilities and supports its products with application engineering, training, and in-house failure analysis. Hose Master was the first hose company in the United States to achieve ISO registration.
Hoshizaki America, Inc. manufactures commercial ice machines and refrigeration equipment for the North American market. The company describes more than 40 years of North American experience and says more than 400 products are Georgia Made in Peachtree City and Griffin, Georgia; it is part of the Hoshizaki Alliance.
Since planting its first vines in 1972, the Hosmer family has grown grapes and made estate wine on the western shore of Cayuga Lake at Hosmer Winery. The nearly 70-acre Patrician Verona Vineyard supplies the winery, whose Finger Lakes wines are shaped by a focus on soil health and sustainable farming. Now in its fourth generation of family stewardship, Hosmer pairs a relaxed, welcoming tasting room with a winemaking tradition rooted in the vineyard.
For more than a century, Hospeco Brands Group has built its identity as a Cleveland-based manufacturer serving the away-from-home market. Known for its scale as North America’s largest non-mill converter, the company operates eight manufacturing facilities and supports distributors with products for shared commercial spaces.
For more than a century, Hospeco Brands Group has built its identity as a Cleveland-based manufacturer known for converting non-mill wiping materials at North American scale. The company supplies distributors serving facilities where cleanliness and worker protection matter, combining domestic production with a broad support network for industrial and other commercial operations.
From its Cleveland headquarters, Hospeco Brands Group manufactures and distributes products that protect, clean, and care for shared spaces, with particular strength in wiping solutions and controlled-environment supplies. In operation for more than a century, it is North America’s largest non-mill converter of wiping products and operates eight manufacturing facilities across more than two million square feet of manufacturing and distribution space. Hospeco serves distributors nationwide through domestic production, global sourcing, private-label development, and coast-to-coast distribution.
Since 1993, the Reuben Hostetler family has handcrafted Amish-style bentwood hickory furniture in its home shop near Coshocton, along with individually made harps through its Harps of Praise business. Hostetler Woodworks is known for carefully smoothed, bark-on hickory pieces designed for comfort, including its distinctive rocking chairs, while the family’s instrument work ranges from lap harps to large harps. The business grew from a family apprenticeship and now carries nearly 60 years of combined experience in rustic hickory furniture.
Hot Custom Boxes operates as a digital packaging platform that connects customers with custom-printed boxes and related packaging made to order. Its distinctive approach combines an online library of packaging options with a printer network and logistics support, handling standardized orders for customers ranging from individuals to brands. The company serves a broad range of packaging needs, including custom soap and gable boxes.
Founded in 1976 as the woman-owned House of Type, HOT Graphic Services has grown into a Northwood, Ohio, full-service commercial printer and integrated communications provider with more than 125 employees. Still led by the Shapiro family, now in its third generation, HOT pairs print production with marketing support and maintains a longstanding environmental program that includes extensive paper recycling and recycled materials whenever possible.
HOT Graphic Services, Inc. is a family-operated commercial print provider that grew from House of Type, a small woman-owned business founded by Inez Shapiro in 1976. Now led by the Shapiro family’s third generation, the company has more than 125 employees and provides print and integrated communications services from its Northwood, Ohio operation.
Since its founding in Rochester, Michigan, in 1981, Hot Melt Technologies has focused exclusively on hot melt applications, growing steadily without mergers or acquisitions. The U.S. manufacturer serves industrial customers worldwide with equipment tailored to adhesive dispensing challenges, backed by a factory repair center and process lab.
From her basement studio in Kingston, Susan Whelan creates one-of-a-kind ceramic art, including commissioned pieces for homes and important milestones. Whelan found clay in her fortieth year after studying fashion design, and her work often follows the medium’s transformation from wet earth to durable, colorful art. Hot Mud Studio began as a teaching pottery studio on 9-9-99 and has since become the home of Whelan’s individual practice, including her ongoing series inspired by the patterned bark of aspen trees.
Hot off the Press, Inc. is a full-service print finishing and packaging company that manufactures complex paperboard packages, presentation folders, and foil-stamped letterheads. The company is an American manufacturing business built on servicing customer needs with integrity and urgency.
Started five years ago by Philadelphia high-school student Lev Burstein, Hot Sauce for Heat makes bottled hot sauce with a social purpose: a portion of every sale helps pay winter heating bills for local residents who cannot afford heat. What began as sauce blended at home with his father and sold at farmers’ markets and street fairs has grown into a co-packed operation offering several pepper-based flavors.
Hot Wheelz Solar Racing is RIT’s student-run team for designing and building solar-powered race cars. Founded in 2012 by female engineering students, the team has evolved from electric dragster and Formula SAE competitions to the Formula Sun Grand Prix, where it builds practical experience across engineering, business, and outreach. Its members manufacture key vehicle structures and components in-house while preparing for cross-country American Solar Challenge competition.
Founded in 2009, HOTLINEGLASS-USA manufactures electrically heated interlayers that give laminated glazing de-fogging and de-icing capability, with its embedded-wire technology used in automotive, military and rail applications. Based in Butler, Pennsylvania, the company engineers each heating circuit for its application and produces its mats in controlled clean-room conditions. HOTLINEGLASS-USA is ISO 9001:2015 certified and fully inspects and tests every mat before shipment.
Born in the 1980s to solve the uneven heating and unreliable controls of existing equipment, Hotronix makes heat presses for custom apparel and screen-printing operations. Its USA-made machines introduced features including heating elements throughout the upper platen and digital controls, and the company continues that problem-solving tradition with IQ® technology and specialized equipment such as the Stampinator® 480, an in-line press designed to work with automatic screen-printing machines. Hotronix also provides technical support, repair resources, and parts for its equipment.
Family-owned since 1953, Houck Printing Company Inc. provides complete commercial printing services for the Harrisburg and Central Pennsylvania area. Based in Lewisberry, the company handles everyday business print work as well as custom labels and digital projects, with free estimates and a price-match-or-better policy on its printing.