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Since January 2000, Lango’s Design + Print has built its identity around Mai Bull Roberts’ design work, helping organizations turn complex public-health and education messages into clear visual communications. The studio serves clients including SAMHSA, NOAA, the Department of Labor and NIH, while its RADKUT brand grew from a 2018 request for specialized radioactive-testing materials.
Founded in 1999, Lankem manufactures specialty surfactants for industrial formulators, with an on-site laboratory and production lines supporting both conventional chemistry and its bio-based BioLoop technology. Based in the UK with sales hubs in the United States and Ireland, the company combines surfactant expertise with technical guidance for applications ranging from coatings and emulsion polymerisation to cleaning and agrochemicals. Lankem’s management systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and the company participates in Responsible Care.
Lanner America provides design, engineering, and manufacturing services for advanced network appliances and rugged applied computing platforms. Its offerings include edge AI, network, telecommunications datacenter, intelligent edge, and extension-module products for system integrators, service providers, and application developers.
Since 1942, Lannett Company has built its identity around making affordable generic medicines in the United States. Headquartered in Trevose, Pennsylvania, it employs more than 1,100 people across three states and supplies pharmaceutical wholesalers while keeping patients’ access to lower-cost prescriptions at the center of its work.
Founded in Mount Vernon in 1969, Lanning’s Foods is a family-run fresh-food business supplying custom-cut meats and produce through both its retail store and wholesale operation. The Gilardi family purchased the company in 1989, and it is now operated by third-generation family members serving customers across Ohio from its USDA-inspected Central Ohio facility. Lanning’s is also an SQF Quality Certified Supplier, with audit scores of 95 or higher.
Founded by licensed acupuncturist and TCM expert Sandra Lanshin Chiu, Lanshin makes handcrafted gua sha and massage tools alongside skincare designed to bring Traditional Chinese Medicine into daily beauty and wellness rituals. Based in Brooklyn, the company grew from Chiu’s clinical practice and nearly two decades of work pioneering TCM dermatology, with its Pro Gua Sha Tool reflecting her years of hands-on experience. Lanshin also teaches the techniques behind its tools through treatments, classes, and educational programs.
Founded in 1963 as Lansing Research Corporation, Lansing Instrument is an Ithaca, New York manufacturer with more than six decades of engineering-focused production behind it. The company makes aluminum electronic enclosures for engineers, OEMs, and product teams, working directly with customers to adapt established designs to their equipment.
Veteran-owned Lantern Network is a close-knit small business established in 2024, with an operational presence in the National Capital Region and Fayetteville, North Carolina. Drawing on more than 45 years of combined team experience, it supports defense and commercial customers with passive airspace awareness that helps them understand nearby aircraft and drone activity without radar or active transmissions.
From its Cologne headquarters, LANXESS develops, manufactures and markets specialty chemicals, including intermediates, additives and consumer-protection products. The global group operates in 32 countries with about 11,500 employees, while its Rhein Chemie business is particularly known for rubber additives used to turn raw rubber into high-performance tires, seals and drive belts. LANXESS also provides custom manufacturing through its Saltigo subsidiary, producing active ingredients and intermediates at facilities in Leverkusen and Dormagen.
Headquartered in Cologne, LANXESS is a global specialty chemicals company that develops, manufactures and sells plastics, specialty chemicals and intermediates. Its Saltigo subsidiary handles custom chemical manufacturing from process scouting through pilot production and full-scale manufacture, with German production sites in Leverkusen and Dormagen. LANXESS operates with about 11,500 employees across 32 countries, while Saltigo’s production follows ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 standards.
Since its 1989 management buy-out from Lucas Automotive, Birmingham-based LAP Electrical has designed, manufactured and distributed automotive electro-mechanical products, including vehicle lighting and warning equipment. The privately owned company employs 80 people at its 3,000m² Great Barr site, where it develops products for construction, agricultural and road-going vehicles and exports to more than 40 countries. LAP also supports military applications and operates with IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 accreditation.
Founded in 1926, fourth-generation family-owned Lapham-Hickey Steel supplies steel products and processes coil, sheet, plate and other metals for manufacturers across North America. The company stands out for its unusually broad production support, from a national network of service centers and more than 25 slitters to laser cutting, machining and AWS D1.1-certified welding. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and the company has offered mechanical and DOM steel tubing for 80 years.
LAPP Insulators manufactures high-voltage porcelain insulators for power and utility applications, with the company’s American history dating to 1916. Its LeRoy, New York facility developed the semiconductive glaze technology used in its RG® insulators, which the company says have served customers facing contamination-related issues for more than 50 years. LAPP also provides custom engineering for its insulator designs and assemblies.
Amos Lapp began the company in 1987 after earning a local reputation for carefully crafted furniture made in his family barn. Today, his son Mike leads the Lancaster County business, which continues that Amish craftsmanship by creating custom outdoor buildings for homeowners and backing each structure with a five-year warranty.
Founded by a surgeon who saw the limitations of existing operating-room tools, Brainchild Surgical Devices develops closure equipment for surgeons performing minimally invasive procedures. Its Lapro-Shark device is intended to make trocar-site fascial closure more controlled and consistent.
Laptop Bay USA is an innovative woodworking company specializing in e-commerce, design, ergonomics, user testing, customer service, laser cutting, 3D printing, and woodworking.
An industry pioneer with systems assembled and performance-tested in Niagara Falls since 1984, LAR Audio Systems is known for making commercial sound equipment that can withstand demanding, continuous use. Its history includes the LAR Cube, a distributed-audio system introduced in 1992 for stockbrokers’ desks, and its current systems carry a 10-year warranty for commercial facilities.
Founded by Chef Daniel Teboul, Larchmont Charcuterie makes authentic French charcuterie in New York, drawing on his upbringing in the French Alps’ Alpes-Savoie region. The company brings Alpine traditions to the table through dry-cured saucisson sec, air-dried beef, smoked meats and country-style pâté made with carefully selected ingredients.
Largo Printing and Creative Design is a commercial printing and design company that provides a comprehensive range of printing services including offset, screen, large format, and digital printing, as well as graphic design for print and web. They serve both Fortune 500 clients and smaller businesses with a focus on high-quality output.
From its Albany base, Lark Graphics helps businesses put their names to work through screen-printed and embroidered apparel, promotional products, and business printing. The company also offers sourcing help, with sales professionals available to work through projects in the customer’s office. Lark Graphics states that its operations are guided by standards for product safety, ethical conduct, and environmental responsibility.