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Established in 1968, Brookfield Resource Management processes recyclable materials for reuse, including scrap from structural demolition, end-of-life vehicles and household appliances. Serving businesses, municipalities and individuals from operations in New York and Illinois, the company processes tens of thousands of tons each year and focuses its work on resource recovery, environmental stewardship and safe operations.
Co-founded in 1987 by physicist Paul Farrell, Brookhaven Technology Group is a Stony Brook research-and-development company that turns government-supported physical-science research into commercial technology. Since beginning its current R&D work in 1998, the company has completed eight Phase I and four Phase II SBIR projects for the Department of Defense and Department of Energy, with its recent work centered on high-temperature superconducting cables for research and industrial partners.
Designed in Brooklyn and ridden everywhere, Brooklyn Bicycle Co. makes city, commuter, cruiser, and hybrid bicycles for comfortable everyday riding. Its bikes draw on Brooklyn street style while emphasizing practical details such as weather-resistant components, puncture-resistant tires, upright geometry, and durable construction. Through its Buy & Ride program, each bicycle ships free and is professionally assembled at a local partner bike shop, backed by a lifetime frame and fork warranty.
With more than 30 years on Brooklyn’s Kings Highway, Brooklyn Bread Company bakes hand-rolled Italian breads and pastries fresh each day. Its Calabria-rooted tradition reaches back to Guiseppe Crupi’s family baking locations in the 1940s, and the bakery is known for its signature lard bread as well as old-world cookies. The company is a certified Brooklyn Made bakery and ships its specialties nationwide.
Born at the Brooklyn Flea in 2009, Brooklyn Brew Shop makes compact, stove-top beer-making kits and ingredient mixes that bring all-grain brewing into small city kitchens. Founders Erica Shea and Stephen Valand have expanded that idea into a Brooklyn-based food startup offering home fermentation kits for cider, sparkling wine and other foods, while teaching brewing classes and judging beer competitions. Their reusable one-gallon kits are designed to simplify the process without stripping away the craft.
Founded by travel filmmakers Arthur and Oliver, Brooklyn Campervans builds custom Mercedes Sprinter camper vans in Brooklyn, New York, pairing minimalist interiors with upscale craftsmanship for life on the road. The team has tested its own designs over more than 20,000 miles and completed more than 80 bespoke builds, including distinctive innovations such as elevator beds and slide-out skylights. Brooklyn Campervans also offers finished vans and custom mobile-office conversions, while keeping production limited rather than pursuing mass manufacturing.
Founded by Tamara Mayne in 2013 after candle-making began as a hobby, Brooklyn Candle Studio has grown into a Brooklyn-based maker shaped by its founder’s design background and love of nature. Its in-house artisans hand-pour and label home fragrance in a 20,000-square-foot Industry City workshop, creating minimalist candles with botanical scents for people seeking a calmer atmosphere at home.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2009, Brooklyn Copper Cookware makes heavy-gauge solid copper cookware by hand in the United States, using hand-wiped tin linings and cast-iron handles. Each piece takes eight to 11 hours to build and reflects the work of a small group of coppersmiths, tinsmiths and ironsmiths, with designs developed from the legacy of American coppersmithing. The company’s tin-lined wares are made to be restored and re-tinned repeatedly rather than discarded, giving them a working life measured in generations.
Brooklyn Embroidery & Printing is an in-house factory in Brooklyn’s Canarsie neighborhood, known for handling both individual projects and wholesale or contract production. It decorates apparel and fabric for businesses, brands and other customers through custom embroidery or full-color printing, with low minimums and artwork support available.
Since 2020, Brooklyn Equipment has operated as a discount safety supplier and PPE marketplace, supplying protective equipment and disinfecting essentials from its Brooklyn, New York warehouse to customers across the continental United States. The company reports fulfilling more than 120,000 orders and selling over 43 million face masks, while also donating PPE to people in need. Its catalog includes both its own supplies and products from other manufacturers and merchants.
Born from its founders’ time fishing and kayaking around New York, Brooklyn Kayak Company designs and builds sit-on-top kayaks for anglers and everyday paddlers. The family-owned and operated company started making its own boats after finding that available kayaks lacked standard fishing features while still needing to be stable, durable, and affordable. Its kayaks arrive with practical details such as built-in storage and included seats and paddles, reflecting the founders’ aim to make time on the water easier and more accessible.
Brooklyn Kitchen makes chef-prepared, medically tailored meals for home delivery, continuing a Cavitolo family food tradition that began with a Brooklyn restaurant in 1895. Now a fourth-generation, family-owned business, it still prepares meals at its original Brooklyn location and serves older adults, students, and shelter residents across multiple states. Its menus pair dietitian-approved nutrition with culturally diverse cooking, including familiar Latin, Middle Eastern, and other community-rooted flavors.
Brooklyn Machine Works, LLC makes BMX and street bikes along with bike components and Brooklyn-printed apparel. Its lineup includes the $800 Park Bike V4 and parts such as the Flat Rat Stem, while its heavyweight logo tees are made in the USA and screen-printed in Brooklyn.
Founded in 2013, Brooklyn Millwork is a Brooklyn-based manufacturer known for completing more than 1,200 projects for Fortune 500 companies and high-net-worth clients. Its 10,000-square-foot facility supports architectural millwork and custom cabinetry for residential and commercial spaces nationwide, with a team of more than 100 OSHA-certified professionals. More than three-quarters of its customers return for additional work.
Founded by the Rosselli family in 1989, Brooklyn Resource Recovery buys, processes, separates and packages scrap metal for remelting and reuse in Brooklyn. The company operates the only shredder in New York City and has served customers from the same Kings County location for more than three decades. Its recycling work includes materials from homeowners, commercial contractors and end-of-life vehicles, with a focus on responsible handling and reuse.
Born from a Brooklyn rooftop space problem, Brooklyn Solar Canopy Co. designs and fabricates aluminum solar canopies for rooftops, driveways, parking areas, and other ground applications. Founded in 2015 through a collaboration between Brooklyn SolarWorks and Situ Studio, the company has delivered more than 700 canopies across the United States, with most installed in New York City. Its canopies are fabricated in Providence, Rhode Island, and the A-Frame design carries UL certification and a 30-year equipment warranty.
Born from two New York City co-workers’ recreational winemaking, Brooklyn Winery is an urban winery in Williamsburg producing small-batch wines from grapes sourced through partnerships with vineyards across the United States. Winemaker Conor McCormack combines traditional winemaking methods with a modern perspective, while the working winery also serves as a tasting room and event venue. Its sustainability work includes composting all grape-production waste and donating more than 20,000 pounds of surplus food since 2018.
Founded in 1988, Brooks Litho & Digital Group is an Islandia, New York, company with nearly four decades of print-industry experience. Known for adopting new technology early—including becoming New York’s first totally filmless printer—it serves business customers across the United States and internationally with coordinated print and digital marketing campaigns.
Born from the sauces of upstate New York’s Brooks House of Bar-B-Q, Brooks’ Bottling Co. develops and bottles private-label and co-packed food products for brands, restaurants, and retailers. The separate business was created in 2013 after Brooks began bottling its signature recipes by hand in 1951, and it now draws on more than 60 years in the barbecue business, a third-generation family-owned operation, and more than 300 bottling clients. Its capabilities include certified organic production through CCOF and a private-label line of more than 100 recipes.
Since 1946, third-generation family-owned Brooks’ Machine Products has operated in Unadilla as a contract manufacturer and engineering partner specializing in small, precision metal parts, including fine MIL-SPEC and FAR 21 aerospace work. The company also makes its own 100% American-designed and manufactured panel punches, and in 2021 began producing tinned-brass terminals after customers sought a more reliable source. Brooks’ parts have even flown on the Space Shuttle, while its current work serves both major aerospace manufacturers and smaller companies.