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Founded by Joe Schneider, HUCK Performance Buckets makes durable performance buckets on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The company makes its own parts and hand-assembles each bucket one at a time, with a focus on sustainability and ethical manufacturing. Its buckets are built for demanding outdoor use, from fishing and boating to everyday work and play.
Hud-Son Forest Equipment is a U.S. forestry equipment manufacturer whose stated commitment to sawmills and wood processors dates to 1946. The company says it builds American-made portable sawmills for DIYers, homesteaders, small businesses, and commercial logging operations.
Since 1980, Northeast Ohio’s HUDCO Manufacturing has built hydraulic and pneumatic equipment for construction and utility crews, including excavator attachment kits, plate compactors, and underground piercing tools. Its practical specialty is fitting hydraulic systems to both current and older excavators, helping contractors extend the usefulness of equipment that larger kit makers may overlook. HUDCO also backs its field-proven products with parts, repair service, and direct technical support.
HuddleCamHD is a U.S.-based manufacturer of conference cameras, speakerphones, PTZ cameras, webcams, auto-tracking and auto-framing cameras, camera mounts, cables, and related collaboration equipment. Its products support video conferencing, live streaming, education, corporate, healthcare, house of worship, and unified communications applications.
Founded in 2013 by brothers Adam and Neil Trapani, Hudson Ale Works turns a former machine shop and furniture-manufacturing building in Highland into a small-batch craft brewery and kitchen. Its rotating, in-house beer selection and food menu have made the spot a community gathering place in the Hudson Valley, about a mile from Walkway Over the Hudson State Park. The brewery also hosts community events and private gatherings in more than 2,000 square feet of event space.
A Columbus, Ohio manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1969, Hudson Bearings was an early pioneer in the ball-transfer industry and remains committed to making its products in the United States. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports custom manufacturing for material-handling customers, while the company also produces the American-made ROCKETSOCKET fastener-removal tool.
For more than 25 years, Hudson Cabinet Making has designed and built custom built-in cabinetry in its Putnam County woodworking shop, serving customers across the tri-state area. This family-owned and operated business keeps each project in the hands of its own craftsmen from design through completion, with the founder’s sons now bringing more than 20 years of skilled experience to the shop.
Since 2019, Hudson Compost has made food-scrap recycling practical for Westchester County through weekly curbside collection for homes, apartments, and businesses. Members receive odor- and animal-proof bins, then get compost returned each spring along with access to a seasonal seed library. Operating in 12 Westchester municipalities, the service now diverts 500,000 pounds of food waste each year.
Family-owned and operated in Hudson, Ohio since 1956, Hudson Extrusions manufactures and custom-fabricates extruded plastic tubing and profiles. The company keeps more than 300 stock products available, can run up to 10 extrusion lines around the clock, and specializes in custom work—including prototype runs and small orders. Its operations are ISO 9001:2015 certified and include award-winning recycling practices that reuse most production scrap.
Hudson Foods Venture rebuilt the former Towne & Country facility in downtown Hudson, New York, bringing a French culinary focus to a food manufacturing site that began production in 2023. Led in its culinary work by chef Frederic Fischer, the company serves food-service and retail customers through its Bec Fin specialty line and related production services.
Founded by designer Barlas Baylar in 2004, Hudson Furniture creates large-scale, sculptural furniture and lighting by hand through an artisan team in its New York atelier. Drawing on Art Deco, nature and architecture, Baylar develops each design as functional sculpture, with one-of-a-kind pieces such as the Grolier dining table made for generations of use. The company has since expanded to worldwide showrooms and creative partnerships including Alexander McQueen and Tom Ford.
Since 1980, Hudson Glass & Mirror has served Northeast Ohio from Northfield, creating custom glasswork and repairing residential and commercial windows. The locally owned business is especially known for made-to-measure shower doors, glass tabletops and mirrors, along with insulated-window and storm-window repairs.
Hudson Henry Baking Co. makes small-batch granola by hand, using premium ingredients such as real maple syrup, nuts, seeds and olive or coconut oil without added preservatives or artificial flavors. Its certified non-GMO, gluten-free and vegan recipes keep added sugar low while preserving the crisp clusters and pronounced flavor of the ingredients. The company’s granola has earned gold and silver Specialty Food Association awards through blind tastings in 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022.
Since 1969, Hudson Meat Market has made Austin’s Hill Country flavors in smoked sausages and meat snacks while processing deer and other wild game for local hunters. The downtown Austin plant combines traditional German butchering with USDA-inspected production, serving both retail shoppers and wholesale food-service customers. Chef and owner Thomas Gardner has led the company since 2017.
Hudson River Foods is a family of brands that makes packaged foods, with its headquarters and manufacturing location in the Hudson River Valley south of Albany, New York. It describes its operation as the first large-scale organic food company in New York’s Capital Region and says it focuses on healthier foods produced in an environmentally responsible manner.
Known for its one-of-a-kind marquetry, Hudson River Inlay creates wood artwork from an artist’s rough sketch. The artist selects veneers for their natural grain and hue, then each piece is precision-cut, assembled, and finished by hand for individual customers.
Hudson Valley Brewery makes beer at its brewery in Beacon, New York, which opened to the public in 2017. As a farm brewery, it focuses on Sour Farmhouse Ales made with New York State ingredients and local terroir, while also producing Sour IPAs, lagers, and hoppy beers. The brewery completed renovations to its historic building in 2023, adding a tasting room and event space.
Since 2014, family-run Hudson Valley Distillers has been hand-distilling farm-to-bottle spirits in New York’s Hudson Valley and turning them into ready-to-pour bottled cocktails. Husband-and-wife team Chris and Jennifer Moyer run the operation with Jennifer’s brother, Stephen Theiss: Chris distills, Jennifer develops the cocktails, and Stephen handles packaging. The veteran-, woman-, and LGBT+-owned business sources ingredients from nearby farms and grain growers, keeping its spirits closely tied to the local community.
Hudson Valley Farm Hub is a nonprofit agricultural center in Hurley, working to strengthen the region’s food system through land-based learning and research. On its 1,600-acre farm, it grows USDA-certified organic food while much of the harvest goes to Hudson Valley emergency-food partners.
Hudson Valley Foie Gras raises Moulard ducks and produces foie gras and other duck specialties on a 200-acre farm in Ferndale, New York’s Catskill Mountains. Beginning as the first foie gras farm in the United States, the company has spent more than 30 years developing its specialty poultry program, including cage-free barns for its ducks and partnerships with Pennsylvania family farmers for its chicken. The farm uses the whole duck and individually evaluates every animal under USDA inspection, with its products served by chefs across the country.