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Founded in Zeeland in 1978, Acme Pallet manufactures new wooden pallets, custom-built around customer specifications from its Holland facility. The company also operates two Northern Michigan sawmills, giving it direct control over much of the lumber used in its pallets and packaging components. Acme maintains more than 30,000 pallets in stock, with in-house heat treating for international shipments, and has held ISO 9001:2015 certification for more than 20 years.
With more than 30 years in the silkscreen trade, ACME Screenprinting provides custom contract screenprinting and apparel decorating for wholesale and resale accounts. Founder Joe Strapason personally oversees each order, while the Cheektowaga team handles everything from the print itself through finishing and shipment. ACME is especially equipped for detailed simulated-process work and specialty effects, including glitter and metallic finishes.
Acme Smoked Fish is a Brooklyn-born maker of smoked seafood, carrying the craft of its original 1954 smokehouse into a fourth generation of family ownership. Founded by Harry Brownstein after he arrived from Russia, the company is known for its Nova-style smoked salmon and now operates processing facilities in North Carolina and Chile. Its nearly all-kosher lineup is supported by on-site laboratories, careful sourcing, and a quality program built around safe, consistent production.
Acme Supply Co Ltd. has been a manufacturer since 1992, serving institutional buyers from Glen Cove, New York. Its specialty is supplying practical textile and personal-care necessities for correctional and health-care settings, including inmate uniforms.
Founded in 1978 in upstate New York, Acorn Products Corporation grew from two injection molding machines in an old gas station into an Ilion manufacturer of custom injection-molded plastics. Today, the company operates 16 injection molding machines and supports projects from prototype through production, with production records and first- and last-part inspections used to track quality. Michael P. Quinn has owned the business since 2013.
Founded by Mexican-American Frank Acosta as a tribute to his heritage, Acosta Tequila makes small-batch, ultra-premium tequila from 100% Blue Weber agave in Jalisco, Mexico. Its traditional approach includes slow-baking agave in stone ovens and aging the tequila in Cognac barrels, while a patented bottle and cap draw on Mesoamerican architectural heritage. The distillery is a third-generation family farm certified by Industria Limpia, and the brand supports jaguar preservation through a portion of every sale.
Founded in 2011, Acreage Holdings is a multi-state cannabis company that cultivates, processes, brands and dispenses cannabis products for consumers and patients. Its portfolio includes national brands such as The Botanist and Superflux, alongside regional operations including Pennsylvania’s Prime Wellness, with The Botanist dispensaries serving adult-use and medical markets in five states. Acreage emphasizes accessible cannabis, consistent quality and a diverse, equitable industry.
Privately owned since its founding in 1974, Acro Industries is a Rochester, New York manufacturer known for keeping projects—from early prototypes through full production—under one roof. Its four climate-controlled facilities span more than 150,000 square feet and employ over 150 people, supporting customers in demanding sectors such as aerospace and transportation. Acro’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 registered, and the company is also ITAR registered.
RoHS-compliant since 1983, Acro-Fab is a Hannibal manufacturer known for precision sheet-metal fabrication serving both production and prototype needs. Its in-house chemical-film line supports aluminum finishing and helps keep work on a shorter lead time.
Founded in 1994, Acrolite is an Elbridge, New York contract manufacturer of custom glass-fiber optic lighting and sensing components for medical-device and industrial OEMs. Its facility brings fiber-draw towers, assembly lines, a machine shop and research-and-development operations under one roof, while its proprietary Acrofusion process is designed to transmit up to 20% more light through cable assemblies. Acrolite’s quality management system meets the ISO 13485:2016 medical-device standard.
Founded by Irish celebrity hairstylist Helen Reavey and her husband Colm, Act+Acre makes scalp-focused hair-wellness products using its patented Cold Processed® technique. The method avoids traditional heat-based production, uses plant-based ingredients, and requires 90% less energy, while the brand’s routines address scalp health rather than treating hair care as a quick cosmetic fix. Act+Acre says it developed the process with a team of 31 PhDs after 18 months of research.
Actasys Inc. develops compact, software-driven cooling systems for high-density data-center servers, using targeted air jets to manage heat around network cards, data-processing units and switches. Its ActaJet™ technology is designed for 1U and 2U racks, combining a profile under 3 millimeters with power use of just 2–3 watts. The Brooklyn company also applies its small-form cooling actuators to communication-network hardware and printed circuit boards.
Family-owned and operated since 1970, Action Glass Co. has spent more than five decades serving commercial and residential customers in New York City, Queens, and Long Island. The Ridgewood company is known for custom glass fabrication and installation, backed by licensed, insured, and BBB-accredited operations. It also provides 24-hour emergency board-up service.
Action Printwear helps businesses and organizations create branded apparel and promotional products, combining custom design tools with online stores for reorders and team or company purchasing. Based in Warners, New York, the company’s storefront supports custom creations as well as dedicated stores for customers such as Belden and Byrne Dairy Deli.
Action Vibratory Equipment is a bulk material handling manufacturer that designs, makes, installs, and supports vibratory equipment for processing operations. Founded in 1972, the Newberg, Oregon company serves customers in 34 countries and is known for its made-to-order equipment and patented TAPER-SLOT® and VIBRA-SNAP® screening technologies. Action is a subsidiary of Webster Industries and backs its equipment with system engineering, testing, refurbishment, and on-site support.
Active Apparel Group grew from two founders in Brisbane into a global manufacturer of technical activewear, lifestyle apparel, outerwear and swimwear. Founded in 1987 and manufacturing in China since 2003, it owns and operates purpose-built facilities with 32,700 square metres of factory capacity, integrating product development, specialty construction and distribution. Its Ningbo manufacturing operation has held WRAP certification since 2016, and the company is also B Corp certified.
Active Automation and Maintenance Services reworks industrial machinery through controls programming, engineering, and machine retrofits, with particular expertise in coil-winding equipment. Based in Huntington, New York, the company also preserves machine software in ready-to-reinstall archives and develops automated systems from concept through installation. Its work includes updating older machines with modern controls while helping manufacturers reduce downtime and improve operation.
Family-owned and operated by brothers Martin and Ethan Kolt, Active Ventilation Products manufactures roof vents and ventilation accessories at its 63,000-square-foot U.S. factory. The Newburgh company has made roof vents since 1997, offering more than 700 models for residential and commercial roofing, including its spindle-free Aura gravity ventilator. Many AVP products are UL Classified and approved in Florida and Texas, with certified models tested for winds exceeding 200 mph.
Actylis supplies and manufactures specialty ingredients and raw materials for products ranging from pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals to cosmetics and industrial formulations. Its portfolio spans everyday formulation inputs such as plant-origin Inositol NF and L-Cysteine alongside more distinctive offerings, including Citroleo’s natural Brazilian Candeia-derived α-Bisabolol and Emissary’s encapsulated cosmetic delivery systems. The company’s materials are supported by decades of sourcing and manufacturing experience, with products available across 438 listings and 13 brands.