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Hudson Valley Fresh Dairy LLC is a farmer-owned dairy business that processes milk from its ten family farms in Kingston, New York, and sells locally produced dairy products. The company emphasizes its Hudson Valley agricultural heritage, minimally pasteurized milk, and delivery from farm to store within three days; its mission includes supporting living wages for its farmer-owners and preserving regional farmland.
The Littman family’s lighting story began in 1939, when Brooklyn inventor William Littman started a garage-based business that later moved to New York’s Hudson River Valley. His grandson David Littman founded Hudson Valley Lighting in the 1980s and remains closely involved in the group, which designs quality-focused fixtures for interior designers, architects, and other professionals shaping residential and commercial spaces.
Hudson Valley Lyomac is a Hudson, New York manufacturer known for more than 30 years of experience in pharmaceutical freeze-drying. The company builds custom lyophilization equipment for organizations developing or producing sensitive materials, and its Hudson facility also provides contract freeze-drying services.
Hudson Valley Plastics is a family-owned, women-owned manufacturer of custom injection-molded plastic components, with particular experience in pharmaceutical and medical applications such as dosage cups. Operating from the New York Tri-State region for more than 80 years, the company supports projects from prototype through production and is equipped for both low-volume work and larger runs. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality program, ISO Class 8 clean room, and FDA Drug Master File for dosage cups support the demanding documentation and consistency required by regulated customers.
Born from an impromptu partnership between a yarn-shop owner and a mill owner, the Hudson Valley Textile Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built around strengthening the region’s natural-fiber community. It helps local fiber businesses work together, fills supply-chain gaps through efforts such as Clean Fleece, and connects makers with education and market opportunities across the Northeast.
Hudson Whiskey is a New York whiskey brand distilled and matured by Tuthilltown Spirits at its Gardiner distillery. The company describes its origins as New York’s first distillery to open after Prohibition and says its whiskey is made in New York using ingredients sourced locally from Hudson Valley family farmers. The distillery also welcomes visitors for tours, tastings, and cocktail workshops.
Established in 1986, Hudzinski Upholstery Unlimited restores and custom-upholsters furniture and commercial seating in Pennsylvania. The Moosic shop handles everything from residential pieces to restaurant booths, while also taking on unusual recreational work such as boat and airplane upholstery. Its process goes beyond covering old material: the company removes fabric and staples, replaces foam, and repairs springs when needed.
For over 50 years, Hueter Toledo, Inc. has been an in-house designer, toolmaker, and manufacturer helping businesses put clear brand identification on their products. The company is particularly known for custom 3D plastic nameplates serving equipment makers in fields such as heavy trucks and heating and cooling.
Family-owned HUFCO designs, builds, and installs custom cabinetry and wood products from its factory on the outskirts of Philadelphia. Owner Nathan Huf has spent his entire life in woodworking and has led the company for 15 years, bringing detailed engineering and CNC precision to projects ranging from fitted cabinetry to furniture and other one-of-a-kind designs. The company’s family team was joined by Owens Services in 2023 to strengthen its engineering, process control, and business operations.
Rooted in a Cincinnati jewelry tradition that began in the 1880s, Hug Jewelers creates and services fine jewelry, including custom pieces shaped with customers through computer-aided design and 3D-printed models. The family business has provided jewelry service for more than 120 years, and brothers Larry and Steve Hug have shared ownership since 1984. Two certified gemologists are on staff, adding particular care to diamond identification and custom work.
HugeDomains is an online domain marketplace known for helping businesses secure memorable web addresses. It sells domains it owns while also brokering names for other owners, serving enterprise, agency, and small to medium-sized business customers.
Since 2005, HugeDomains has sold premium domain names, offering businesses and individuals a large portfolio of brandable web addresses. The Denver-based company says it owns many of the domains it sells and also brokers domains held by other owners, with more than 5 million names available. Buyers can use payment plans and receive a 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible purchases.
Hugee Corporation is a family-owned HVAC contractor serving residential, commercial, industrial, and construction customers in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Its physical production capabilities include custom sheet-metal and duct fabrication, while its broader offerings include heating, cooling, commercial refrigeration, indoor air quality, HVAC equipment sales, installation, repair, and maintenance.
Hughes Energy Group, a New York-based fiber production and green-technology company, uses its proprietary Wilson System® steam-autoclave process to turn organic waste into Wilson Fibre®, a feedstock for lower-carbon bio-products and fuels. Founded by Brendan Hughes after he entered the waste and renewable-energy sector in 2005, the company is the Wilson System’s sole representative in North America. Its facilities are designed to treat up to 175,000 tons of municipal solid waste annually while diverting up to 200,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from the atmosphere.
Formed in 1969 as Hughes Engineering, Hughes Engines grew out of Dave Hughes’s drag-racing work and early cylinder-head development for AHRA and NHRA competition. Today, the Washington, Illinois company is strictly Mopar, creating specialized performance parts for enthusiasts restoring cars or preparing them for street and track use. Its Whiplash camshafts are among the company’s best-known offerings, while its technical articles reflect the deep Mopar focus that has defined the business for decades.
United Hughes is a BradyPLUS company serving manufacturers and shippers from Levittown, Pennsylvania. Its packaging specialists design custom end-of-line systems and provide ongoing support to help customers improve throughput, protect products, and reduce waste.
Hughes Network Systems, LLC, an EchoStar company headquartered in Germantown, Maryland, develops satellite communications and networking technology and provides connectivity services worldwide. Its manufacturing operation has more than 30 years of experience and reports producing over 10 million devices, including terminal and gateway-rack assemblies. The company also operates a large satellite broadband network and provides managed networking for enterprises and government agencies.
Hughes Woodworks designs and fabricates unique fine furniture, custom cabinetry, entry and interior doors, and architectural woodworking. The company works with hardwoods and other specified wood materials, using hand carving, kiln-drying, shaping, and custom design processes for homeowners, architects, designers, and contractors.
From its Urbana, Ohio headquarters, Hughey & Phillips designs and manufactures lighting systems that mark airport runways and tall structures for safe navigation. The company has served transportation safety needs since the 1930s and is known for obstruction lighting used on towers, wind turbines, utilities, and other tall structures. It also repairs and refurbishes lighting controllers, fixtures, and power supplies, extending the working life of equipment in the field.
Huhtamaki is a global packaging manufacturer whose business spans food-on-the-go and food-on-the-shelf packaging, including fiber, flexible, and foodservice packaging. The Finnish company cites more than 100 years of Nordic heritage, operations in 35 countries, and 17,400 employees. Its products are designed to protect food and support hygiene and safety.