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Started in 2015 after owners Darla and Roody showed them the difference better nutrition could make, Lake Erie Pet Food Co. makes fresh dog and cat food in small monthly batches at an AAFCO- and APHIS-EU-certified facility in Northeast Ohio. The Cleveland-area company uses USA ingredients, puts meat first, and delivers its food locally in its own vans while helping customers understand what is in their pets’ bowls.
Based in Lake City, Pennsylvania, Lake Erie Portable Screeners designs and manufactures Pitbull portable topsoil screeners and related material-handling equipment in the USA. Its lineup ranges from compact, class-3-truck-towable box screeners to the large 5700 screening plant, with grizzlies, conveyors and feeders built to support demanding jobs. The company also offers worksite demonstrations so customers can run a machine before buying.
Founded in Erie in 1961, Lake Erie Rubber & Manufacturing makes custom-molded rubber components for demanding industrial applications. The multigenerational company remains family-owned and combines in-house engineering and tooling support with more than six decades of molding experience, including work on difficult elastomers and large, high-capacity presses. Its Erie operation is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also produces specialized consumer products such as durable dog toys.
Since 1961, Lake Erie Rubber & Manufacturing has molded custom rubber components in Erie, Pennsylvania, supporting demanding OEM applications with in-house engineering and U.S.-based production. The multi-generational company was family-owned for its first two generations and remains in Erie under its current owner, pairing more than six decades of experience with ISO 9001-certified quality systems and presses up to 800 tons. Its work ranges from industrial components to durable rubber pet toys, with design, tooling, and material guidance available from concept through production.
Lake Erie Tool and Mold Co. LLC is a plastics manufacturing company that produces tooling for caps and closures, automotive, medical, MIM tooling, and consumer products. The company is currently operating at a new location.
Founded by Mark Tangry in 2009, Cleveland-based Lake Graphics Label and Sign Co. produces custom digital-printed labels, signs and large-format graphics for both short and high-volume runs. The company grew from a 1,600-square-foot vehicle-wrap shop into a full-scale printing operation, with in-house equipment for printing, cutting and finishing—including dye-sublimated fabric displays. Its team is known for taking on difficult projects and moving them from design file to finished product without a second stop.
Established in 1994 and acquired by Domino Printing Sciences in 2020, Lake Image Systems has built its name on vision-based verification for high-volume print production. The company develops systems that help printers protect the integrity of variable-data work, with more than 4,000 installations worldwide and billions of printed items inspected each day.
Lake Mahopac Pharmacy & Surgical is a neighborhood pharmacy serving the Westchester and Putnam communities, with prescription services and surgical supplies under one roof. Its distinctive specialty is compounding medication for individual patient needs, including veterinary formulations for pets, while offering online refills and free delivery. The Mahopac shop also carries fair-trade gifts alongside its healthcare services.
Formed in 1982 by 11 local apple-growing families, Lake Ontario Fruit stores and packs fresh apples from Western New York orchards. Its Albion operation has more than 1.3 million bushels of controlled-atmosphere and cold-storage capacity and packs over 1 million bushels each year for more than 30 local farms. With more than 90 peak-season employees, the company is also one of Orleans County’s largest employers.
Since 1979, family-owned and operated Lake Quartz has helped Northeast Ohio homeowners choose, design, and install Cambria quartz countertops. Its 6,000-square-foot Westlake showroom offers large-format views of more than 200 Cambria designs, while the company’s trained team brings over 150 years of combined industry experience to each project. Lake Quartz is also a Cambria Installation Associate and Certified Installer, handling the process from consultation through installation.
From its Westerville manufacturing operations, Lake Shore Cryotronics makes precision sensors, instruments, and systems for measuring and controlling cryogenic temperatures and magnetic fields. Its equipment supports research and testing in areas ranging from superconductivity to electronic devices, with the company marking 50 years in business in 2018. Lake Shore achieved ISO 9001 certification in 1998 and also holds ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for specified calibrations performed in Westerville.
Established in Cleveland in 1922, Lake Shore Electric is a U.S.-owned, Bedford-based manufacturer with more than a century in the power distribution sector. Its in-house engineers and fabricators build custom switchboards for industrial, utility, and data center customers, with more than 50 years of experience producing UL-listed equipment.
For more than 60 years, Lakecraft Corporation has been a Northern Ohio specialist in custom dike pumps for wetlands and farmland. Its Port Clinton operation also handles pump rebuilding and custom metal fabrication for industrial and local customers.
Since 1990, Lakeland Auto & Marine has grown from a small rebuilding operation into a Port Clinton service company known for hands-on automotive and marine expertise. Its unusual depth of parts knowledge reaches back to catalogs from the 1930s, helping the team support repairs for local vehicle and boat owners.
Lakeland Packaging provides specialized packaging and procurement solutions, including barrier pouches, flexible laminations, films and coatings, Mil-Spec packaging, bags, and encapsulated directions for use. It also supplies precision machined components and sub-assemblies, mechanical assemblies, plastics, and die-cut foam for military, healthcare, and commercial markets.
Founded in 1979 by Chick Maute, Lakeland Polymers is a family-owned and operated business that recycles industrial plastic scrap, off-grade materials, and surplus inventory into reusable feedstock. Now led by second-generation brothers Mike and Dave Maute, the company handles more than 100 million pounds of plastic scrap annually and supports suppliers and customers across the United States, Mexico, Europe, and the Far East. Its operation includes 60,000 square feet of warehouse space and long-term recycling programs that help keep industrial plastics out of landfills.
For more than 80 years, Lakeland Products has made rotary-draw tube benders and tube end-finishers for fluid-power and other demanding fabrication work. Now a division of M-Tech Fabrications, LLC, the company supports its U.S.-made machines with tooling, parts, repairs and rebuilding, while its equipment continues to carry a history of use across industries ranging from aerospace to agriculture. Lakeland machines have also been sold under Parker-Hannifin, Teledyne-Republic, Pines Manufacturing and Dana-Weatherhead brands.
Founded in 2005 by Syracuse wine enthusiast Andrew Watkins, Lakeland Winery grew from a shop for home winemakers into a 19-year-old urban winery built around an approachable, homey experience. The Syracuse facility makes its own wines and invites customers to create custom batches with guidance from its winemakers. Lakeland also hosts tastings and community fundraisers, extending its role beyond production into a gathering place for local wine drinkers.
Founded in Avon, New York, in 1951, Lakelands Concrete Products manufactures engineered precast concrete for infrastructure and construction projects across the Northeast. The family-owned business has grown from making septic tanks in an old railroad roadhouse to supplying custom components for bridges, utility buildings, and major projects such as Buffalo’s new Highmark Stadium. Lakelands is a certified Woman-Owned Business Enterprise and holds NPCA and NYSDOT qualifications.
Lakenheath Electronics Design is a Bethesda, Maryland-based systems engineering and electronics design company that designs and makes embedded-system enclosures, remote interface units, programming adapters, power transient test boards, and related electronic assemblies. Its capabilities include systems, electrical, mechanical, optical, photonics, software, CAD, circuit design, integration, testing, and custom engineering for space, military, government, medical, industrial, and civilian R&D applications.