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Locally owned for more than 30 years, How Sweet It Is began as a neighborhood produce market and has become a regional destination on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Its 150-plus acres in production support a grower-led garden center, with much of its plant material raised by the company and additional selections sourced from trusted growers. The business also supplies the peninsula’s professional landscape trade while making room for products from local makers.
How's it Feel? is a cosmetics company launching a new era for beauty by turning awareness to what's within, tackling mental health through connection and tangible experiences. They pioneer human-centered chemistry with AI and robotics, aiming to improve lives by redefining conversations about beauty, self-expression, and identity.
Howa USA Holdings, Inc. is the North American operation of HOWA, a global automotive interiors and noise-and-vibration parts supplier established in 1955. HOWA began its North American operations in 2007 and has six strategically located manufacturing facilities in the region, producing vehicle interior and acoustic components for customers including Nissan, Toyota, and Honda.
Howard Automation provides automation control system engineering, construction, wiring, programming, and installation, with a preference for turnkey systems from conception through run-off. The company designs and builds electrical control panels and systems for applications including plastic pellet vacuum transfer and polymer extrusion.
HOWARD AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCT INC operates in the motor vehicle manufacturing industry. The company focuses on automotive products.
Since Howard Schneider hand-painted signs in his Rochester, New York basement in 1928, Howard Industries has grown into a wholesale manufacturer of American-made interior and exterior architectural signage. Its Northwestern Pennsylvania facility spans 50,000 square feet, employs more than 50 people, and produces custom and modular systems using over 120 proprietary aluminum extrusions. The company distributes its signage nationwide and operates under a LEAN manufacturing approach.
Founded in 1964, Howard Industries provides toll and contract chemical processing for customers’ solid chemical materials from its Columbus, Ohio, operation. Its 100,000-square-foot production facility handles projects from lab-scale testing through commercial runs, with particle-size analysis and packaging available alongside processing. Howard also offers warehousing and ships by truck or rail from a facility directly served by the Norfolk Southern line.
Submitted source context describes Howard Uniform as a supplier for uniforms, body armor, equipment, and accessories, primarily serving the public safety sector.
From its Philadelphia factory, Howard-McCray manufactures commercial refrigeration and refrigerated display cases, with a particular focus on the small-market stores its products were designed to fit. The company traces its roots to McCray’s 1887 founding and has continued building the McCray brand in Philadelphia since employee-led HMC Enterprises relaunched the business in 2003. Its cases are built to order, with custom features added to standard designs.
With more than 160 years behind it, Howden engineers air- and gas-handling equipment and services for the industrial processes its customers depend on. Its portfolio includes rotating equipment, compressors, fans and steam turbines, supported by local service teams in more than 100 countries. Howden has been part of Chart Industries since its acquisition in 2023 and is helping extend that company’s clean-energy and decarbonization offering.
Founded by Robert Howe in 1953, Howe Machine & Tool Corp. grew from a seven-person tooling company into a defense manufacturer supporting the U.S. military. Based in Bethpage, the company produces precision-machined components for aircraft manufacturers and government agencies, with its defense focus dating to the late 1960s.
Founded in Keyser, West Virginia, in 1990, Howell Automotive supplies automotive performance and replacement parts while also producing components through its AFX Manufacturing operation. The company built an early reputation in the Mopar performance world, later winning Car & Driver’s 2005 Super Four Challenge front-wheel-drive class. Its export work earned West Virginia’s Exporter of the Year honor in 2003, followed by Governor’s Commendations for International Market Entry from 2007 through 2011.
Howmet Aerospace makes high-performance engineered metal products for aerospace and commercial transportation. Its business spans aero-engine components, aircraft structures and fastening systems, as well as forged aluminum truck wheels; the company says it combines metallurgical expertise with advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Howmet Fastening Systems Industrial Products manufactures engineered fastening systems, from Huck LockBolts and structural blind fasteners to Recoil thread inserts and Simmonds self-locking nuts. Its four established brands include several industry firsts: Huck developed the original Lockbolt, while Simmonds created the Nylstop self-locking nut and Howmet developed structural blind rivets and Keensert solid inserts. The operation spans 29 locations in 12 countries and employs more than 5,200 people, supporting safety-critical applications with custom engineering and recognized quality systems.
HOYA Vision Care makes spectacle lenses and optical solutions for eye care professionals, drawing on HOYA Corporation's history, founded in Tokyo in 1941. Its work includes a broad range of corrective and sun lenses, with proprietary materials such as Phoenix and high-index lens materials, and it also provides practice-focused training, systems and support.
Founded by Harvey P. Hood in 1846 after he spent two years delivering milk for other farms, HP Hood LLC makes dairy products ranging from everyday milk to ice cream and cottage cheese. The New England-rooted company builds its brand around milk sourced from farmers who pledge not to use artificial growth hormones and around innovations such as its LightBlock Bottle, which protects milk’s fresh taste from light.
HP is a global technology company that designs and manufactures a broad portfolio of personal computing and printing products, including laptops, desktops, workstations, printers, and related supplies. The company also offers enterprise solutions, software, and services for workforce management and sustainability. HP is known for its commitment to sustainability, with programs like HP Planet Partners for recycling and circular economy initiatives.
Privately owned since its 1939 beginnings as The House of Plastics, Cleveland’s HP Manufacturing has grown into a precision plastics partner for major manufacturers and retailers worldwide. Its more than 110,000-square-foot operation is especially known for the demanding plastic components used in medical imaging, while its acrylic display work reaches retail markets in more than 100 countries. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
From Napoleon, Ohio, HP2g develops and licenses patented automotive engine technology built around a high-efficiency hybrid V8. Founded by inventor Douglas Pelmear, the company’s flagship system combines variable displacement with electromagnetic pulse power and has been tested in a Mustang at roughly 110 miles per gallon on E85 while retaining 400 horsepower. HP2g also developed its Skip-Fire engine-management system for reducing fuel use in larger vehicles and fleets.