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Since 1949, Breton Industries has operated as a U.S. military prime contractor from its manufacturing facility in Amsterdam, New York. The company is known for custom protective textile products made for military, commercial, and industrial customers, with its quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Opened in 2010, Breuckelen Distilling makes whiskey and gin in Brooklyn from 100% New York ingredients. Its small team works in a hands-on distillery where grains are milled fresh, mash is made onsite, and flavor decisions are guided by sensory evaluation rather than fixed tradition. The company’s eight-plate copper column still, installed in 2010, helps shape the clean, soft spirit found in its Brooklyn-finished whiskies.
Brewery Ommegang is a Belgian-style farmstead brewery established in 1996 on a former 140-acre hop farm in Cooperstown, New York. It makes Belgian-inspired beers, with its first release, Abbey Dubbel, introduced in 1997; Belgian brewing heritage and a Cooperstown brewery campus remain central to its story.
For more than 20 years, Brewmation has built a reputation around helping breweries and distilleries turn ambitious plans into working facilities, with more than 1,500 installations across the country. The Lincoln, Nebraska company is known for integrating equipment around each customer’s space and goals, then backing the project with layout guidance and ongoing technical support.
Founded in 1992, Brian Moore Guitars handcrafts high-end electric guitars in LaGrange, New York, where ergonomic design and technology meet traditional woodwork. Its custom shop grew from the MC/1, an early neck-through instrument blending composite materials with wood, and is known for the versatile C-series, including guitars with piezo and synthesizer access. The company also offers hand-created custom inlays made in New York State by inlay artist Ray Memmel.
Brian’s Best Gluten Free is described in the submitted source context as a specialty gluten-free producer making bread from blends of certified gluten-free flour, ancient grains, and whole grains. It sells primarily through retail outlets, cooperatives, and restaurants.
Brickcraft is a New York City-based family of lifelong brick fans making officially licensed building sets that turn beloved pop-culture worlds into hands-on display pieces. Its fan-led catalog ranges from scenes such as The Golden Girls’ Miami living room to character builds like Family Guy’s Laser Blaster Stewie, alongside Bricktanicals, a build-your-own bouquet line designed to last on the shelf.
Known for making wine feel less formal, Bridge Lane Wine is a Mattituck winery built around approachable drinking and a relaxed tasting-room experience. Its wines are sourced globally, bottled locally and offered in formats suited to everyday gatherings rather than ceremony. The tasting room adds a distinctly social touch with a colorful outdoor patio and live music on summer weekends.
Established in 1945, Bridge Metal Industries is a Mount Vernon, New York manufacturer with a particularly deep history in point-of-purchase displays, an industry it has served for approximately 80 years. The company now supports customers across sectors such as automotive and retail with custom metal work, combining production capacity with hands-on guidance from initial concept through delivery.
With 15 years in the industry, Bridgeport Trading is a New York-based partner for hospitality and multifamily projects, known for managing custom furnishings from design through delivery. Its work centers on custom-built furniture and millwork tailored to each project’s requirements.
Briggs & Riley makes premium luggage and travel accessories for frequent travelers, pairing refined design with practical innovations such as its CX compression-expansion system. The brand backs its bags with its “Simple as That” lifetime guarantee, covering the functional aspects of a Briggs & Riley bag for life and supporting repair when needed.
Briggs & Stratton designs, manufactures, markets, and services engines for outdoor power equipment and a range of power-generation, electrification, turf-care, and job-site products. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, it says it is the world’s largest producer of outdoor power equipment engines, with products designed, manufactured, marketed, and serviced in more than 100 countries across six continents. Its brands include Briggs & Stratton, Vanguard, Ferris, Simplicity, Snapper, Billy Goat, and Branco.
Tracing its Burton-on-Trent roots to 1732, Briggs of Burton designs and builds complex process-engineering systems for food, beverage and life-science production. Its work combines project engineering with hands-on manufacturing, including modular process systems assembled at its 890-square-metre Pre-assembled Systems Area and traditionally crafted copper pot stills made by McMillan Coppersmiths in Scotland. The company has executed more than 500 capital projects worldwide from hubs in the UK, North America and beyond.
Briggs Printing LLC is a family-run McAlester print shop that has been turning out marketing and business print since Leonard and Christine Briggs started it in 1969. Leadership has passed from Leonard to his right-hand man, then to his son Rodney and daughter-in-law Theresa, carrying the original emphasis on customer service into the digital age. Alongside print production, the shop provides design, mailing and finishing support to help businesses put their message into circulation.
Since 2010, Bright Concept has operated on the ground in China, where it is known for taking responsibility for the difficult gap between a brand’s idea and its finished production. The company works with brands whose launches and deadlines leave little room for error, managing custom product programs through controlled factory execution; its Porsche dealer-network project produced more than 25,000 units across multiple suppliers. Bright Concept has also been running RunDnsRun’s annual production program since 2016.
Bright Glass is a glass contractor serving homeowners and businesses across Connecticut, New York, New York City, and New Jersey. Its certified staff brings more than 15 years of combined experience to custom frameless shower doors and other residential and commercial glass projects, with final measurements taken onsite before fabrication.
Brightbound is a U.S.-made lighting studio that designs and builds sculptural fixtures from studio-blown glass, machined metal, wood and knotted rope. Its work is shaped through collaboration with artisans and designers, with proprietary components made in the USA and fixtures produced to order. The Napa- and Brooklyn-based company is especially distinctive for treating lighting as a meeting point of material craft and architectural form.
Founded in 2011, BrightFarms grows leafy greens indoors in hydroponic greenhouses, bringing pesticide-free lettuce and spinach from regional farms to grocery stores in as little as a day. Its four greenhouse farms use controlled conditions, recirculated water and sunlight to produce fresh greens year-round while using less water than traditional field growing. The company’s regional footprint includes a 480,000-square-foot Illinois greenhouse producing about six million pounds annually.
In Brighton, just outside Rochester, Brighton Honey keeps its own hives and produces locally sourced wildflower honey straight from the apiary. The beekeeper offers raw, unfiltered honey that is never heat-treated, along with fresh cut honeycomb and opportunities for visitors to see the bees at work. The operation also shares practical beekeeping knowledge and helps with swarm rescue.
BrightPet Nutrition Group brings three generations of family pet-food expertise to premium and super-premium foods made in American facilities for U.S. and international markets. Based in Lisbon, Ohio, the company combines contract manufacturing and private-label development with its own Blackwood, Adirondack and By Nature brands, using slow-cooked recipes and custom formulation to serve both smaller brands and larger production programs. Its manufacturing partnership spans facilities in Ohio, New York and Wisconsin, with products exported to more than 25 countries.