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Joey Bats Cafe brings the Portuguese pastel de nata to New York City, where founder Joey Batista—known as Joey Bats—set out to fill a gap in the city’s Portuguese food scene. Its signature custard pastry traces back to Lisbon in the early 1800s and is now sold from several New York locations, with nationwide shipping also available.
Built from nearly two decades of high-level competition, Joey’s Bowstrings makes custom bowstrings in the USA for archers who need their bows to hold tune. Joey’s own record includes an IBO Worlds win in 2012, multiple IBO Pro podiums and major ASA finishes, experience that informs the company’s focus on careful construction and consistency rather than rushed, disposable strings. Its custom sets are made for specific bow setups, with options ranging from high-volume competition use to Genesis bows for teams and youth archers.
Known for high-precision fastening and drilling technology, Johannes Lübbering GmbH supplies tools for assembly work at automobile and aircraft manufacturers around the world. Its geared offset heads and drilling systems are supported by lifecycle testing, maintenance and repair services, with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 management systems in place.
John 6:35 Ministries is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that combines Christian evangelism in Haiti with practical economic opportunity, helping impoverished believers build locally owned food and beverage businesses. Based in Maineville, Ohio, the ministry provides training, startup support, and product development while its Million Mango Project works with southern Haitian farmers to address hunger and mountain deforestation.
Since 1817, John Cockerill has developed large-scale technological solutions for industry, energy, hydrogen and defense. Its Industry activities are especially rooted in steel and non-ferrous metals, where the company designs equipment and services for processing lines, furnaces and process automation. The group also supplies tailored surface-treatment, air-pollution and water-treatment systems, supporting industrial facilities from engineering and commissioning through modernization and lifecycle service.
For more than a century, John Crane has manufactured and serviced flow-control solutions—including mechanical seals, filtration systems and couplings—for the mission-critical energy and process industries. Its filtration operation designs and manufactures replaceable filter elements and systems for liquid, gas and polymer processes, drawing on decades of application expertise. John Crane also supports customers through a global network of more than 200 manufacturing, sales and service centres.
John Evans’ Sons LLC is a Lansdale, Pennsylvania manufacturer of custom precision springs, wire forms, metal stampings, and mechanical assemblies. The company provides design engineering, prototyping, in-house tooling, spring forming, machining, stamping, heat treating, laser etching, and turnkey assembly for medical device, aerospace, defense, robotics, industrial, and other markets.
From a Lancaster County farm stand to a fourth-generation family business, John F. Martin & Sons makes meat and cheese products for grocery stores, restaurants, delis and private-label markets. Founded by John F. Martin and his five sons in 1961, the Stevens company now operates an 83,000-square-foot processing and packaging plant alongside a 190,000-square-foot bacon facility in Womelsdorf. Its Pennsylvania Dutch roots remain visible in traditional offerings such as naturally wood-smoked bacon and ham, while the family continues to lead the business.
Developed in Charleston, West Virginia by Jim Shafer in the mid-1980s, John Henry Drilling manufactures excavator-mounted rotary-percussion rock drills for demanding drilling and blasting work. Its John Henry machines are built on Caterpillar and Komatsu excavators, with the company also supplying rentals, OEM parts, and service for its drill fleet. The equipment is proudly made in the USA and supported by a crew whose experience includes Mark Gingerich, the longtime designer and builder known as the “Drill Doctor.”
John J. Kelley Associates is a family-owned ocular prosthetics practice that custom-fits and fabricates artificial eyes and related prostheses. Serving patients for more than 60 years, the company is staffed by second- and third-generation ocularists and has pursued polymer-chemistry research and product innovation in ocularistry for more than 30 years.
A Deer Park aerospace manufacturer with roots going back to 1957, John J. Mazur Inc. is known for producing precision CNC-machined structural parts and assemblies for major aircraft companies. Its work has appeared in programs including the space shuttle and Boeing’s C-17 Globemaster, for which it supplied more than 1,000 parts a month over a ten-year period. The company is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified and is a Boeing Preferred Supplier.
Founded in Cleveland in 1969 and now based in Salem, Ohio, John Krizay Inc. fabricates precision quartz and alumina products, including the cores used in aerospace and industrial gas-turbine applications. The company has spent more than five decades refining custom tubing, rod, and core fabrication for customers in more than 20 countries. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
John Middleton traces its tobacco roots to a Philadelphia tobacco shop founded in 1856 and today manufactures and markets cigars and pipe tobacco. A subsidiary of Altria since 2007, it makes premium tobacco products in Richmond, Virginia, and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, and is known for the Black & Mild brand.
For three decades, glassblower and designer John Pomp has built a Philadelphia studio around an experimental, hands-on approach to making. Working with his partner Anne and a team of more than 50 creatives, the studio develops sculptural furniture and lighting in-house, using old-world craftsmanship alongside studies of molten glass and other elemental materials.
Operating from Pennsylvania since 1982, John Prosock Machine, Inc. makes custom CNC-machined parts and supports projects from prototype through production and assembly. The company grew from John Prosock’s basement into a 9,000-square-foot facility, with particular depth in tight-tolerance work and short lead times across complex industrial applications. John Prosock Machine is ISO 9001:2015 certified and maintains a customer-service approach built around lasting business relationships.
Founded by Navy veteran John Bromiley in 1974, John R. Bromiley Company is a second-generation, family-run precision CNC machine shop in Chalfont, Pennsylvania. Today, Jason Bromiley leads a 40-person operation in a 23,000-square-foot facility, producing complex components through Swiss turning, multi-axis turning and milling. The company is certified to AS9100D and serves demanding markets including aerospace, medical and instrumentation.
Founded in 1924 after its namesake patented Pennsylvania’s first automated license-plate stamping systems, John R. Wald Company designs and manufactures integrated equipment and finished plates for license-plate production, with a particular focus on correctional industries and motor-vehicle departments. From its Huntingdon, Pennsylvania facility, Wald has supplied and served every license-plate manufacturing facility in the United States and has produced millions of plates for jurisdictions that lack their own manufacturing capacity. The company also provides custom manufacturing and ongoing technical support for the systems it designs and sells.
Founded in 1892, John Ritzenthaler Company is a family-owned and operated textile company making kitchen, cleaning, and foodservice linens and apparel under the RITZ family of brands. What began as an importer of Belgian cleaning cloths grew into a long-running kitchen-textile business serving retail, hospitality, and foodservice customers. The company’s small, friendly culture and motto, “Makes Lasting Friends®,” remain part of how it does business.
John Rock, Inc. grew from John Rock’s 1973 pallet-repair operation in his mother’s Honey Brook garage into a large-scale wooden pallet and crate manufacturer in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. Its 300,000-plus-square-foot facility produces more than 120,000 pallets a week and includes seven heat-treatment kilns, while an in-house fleet serves customers across the Eastern corridor from Virginia to Massachusetts. The company also recovers, repairs, remanufactures, and recycles used pallets and wood waste as part of its approach to responsible material use.
More than six decades after John Rosselli opened his first New York antique shop, John Rosselli & Associates remains a design-trade destination shaped by his sophisticated eye and an ever-changing inventory. Its Harlem workroom, established in the 1960s with Furlow Gatewood, became known for detailed reproductions with painted finishes and custom work, while the company later extended that sensibility through showrooms in four U.S. design centers.