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Founded by Rich Kent in 1959 in a Wilmette basement, Laurel Metal manufactures drop-shelf vending machines for self-service car washes, laundromats and restrooms. Now owned and operated by brothers Chip and Pat Kent, the Skokie company remains closely involved in both the engineering of new electronic systems and the repair of vending machines that have been working for decades. Laurel also stands out for its Made-in-the-USA production and unusually direct service, with customers able to speak with the owners about troubleshooting and repairs.
Laurel Mountain manufactures customizable, made-to-order bathware in the United States, including tubs and showers. The company says it has more than 25 years of experience and produces its products locally with globally sourced materials.
Founded in 1993, Laurel Valley Graphics is a Latrobe commercial printer that takes projects from design through printing, finishing and mailing. Its in-house specialty is custom die cutting, while its full-service shop handles both large offset runs and quick-turn digital work for customers throughout the Greater Latrobe area and beyond. The company also manages direct-mail databases and campaigns, giving it a role in getting printed pieces into the right hands.
Born from a customer’s wafer-cleaning problem in 1985, Laurell Technologies manufactures spin coaters and spin processors for laboratory and production use. The Lansdale, Pennsylvania company builds exclusively in the United States and has installed tens of thousands of systems worldwide, with designs tailored to fragile or unusual substrates and process-specific needs. Laurell also provides lifetime application support and typically repairs equipment within 24 hours.
From its New Philadelphia base, Lauren International operates a family of companies spanning polymer products, industrial valves, retail solutions, hobby aircraft and wireless internet services. The company’s distinctive lean-thinking culture emphasizes employee-led experimentation, collaboration and continuous improvement across businesses serving markets around the world. Lauren also puts that local, long-term outlook into practice through community partnerships in Tuscarawas County.
Established in Tours-sur-Marne in 1812, Laurent-Perrier is a family-owned, independent Champagne House producing Champagne wines with a distinctly pioneering approach. Its work centers on blending reserve wines, macerating Pinot Noir and making non-dosage cuvées, alongside a commitment to sustainable viticulture in the Champagne vineyards.
Laurie’s Grain-Free Bakehouse grew from founder Laurie’s personal search for food she could safely eat after developing severe wheat and gluten intolerances. Launched in 2005, the Lansing, New York bakehouse now makes small-batch bread for people who miss the texture of traditional loaves but need a grain-free option, working in a dedicated kitchen to reduce cross-contamination.
LAVADA, Inc designs, engineers, and fabricates architectural facade and building envelope systems, including panelized rainscreen systems, attachment systems, unitized glazing systems, flashings, and trims. Its products and services support commercial, institutional, interior, and residential projects, using materials such as aluminum, zinc, stainless steel, copper, titanium, and steel.
Founded by Danielle as a response to harsh chemicals in conventional beauty products, Lavanila makes natural deodorants, fragrances and body-care products built around its “100% Healthy” approach. The brand is known for pioneering a healthy fragrance and an award-winning natural deodorant, using clinically tested formulas with natural technology while leaving out aluminum, parabens and other harsh chemicals. Lavanila’s vegan, cruelty-free collection also ties each online order to planting a tree through The Nature Conservancy.
Founded from Lavatec GmbH’s 1986 roots in Germany, Lavatec Laundry Technology manufactures commercial laundry machinery, with continuous tunnel washers at the center of its business. Its equipment is built around mechanically simple, durable designs that allow easier maintenance and future retrofits, while its U.S. operation supports more than 8,000 machines across North America. Lavatec also preserves original drawings and bills of materials for every machine it has built since 1986, supporting parts, service and equipment remanufacturing long after installation.
Luigi Lavazza S.p.A. makes and sells coffee, with its U.S. site describing Lavazza coffee as roasted in the USA. The company presents a heritage centered on coffee and offers coffee for home and business customers, including organic ¡Tierra! blends.
Founded in 2009 by Pennsylvania residents Jason and Nicole Lavery, Lavery Brewing Company grew from a homebrewing experiment into a downtown Erie brewery and restaurant. Its team pairs a beer program known for hazy IPAs and crisp lagers with a food menu shaped by Chef Zach Pesch, while keeping community events central to the taproom’s identity.
Founded in 2003 in Israel’s Galilee Valley, Lavido makes natural, therapeutic skin and body care formulated through herbal plant chemistry. Plant chemist Ido Magal grew the company from a cream made for his sister’s baby, and Lavido now cultivates many ingredients in its Botanical Sanctuary while validating formulations through third-party dermatologist and clinical testing. Its vegan-friendly, gluten-free products are made without ingredients such as mineral oil, parabens and silicones.
Lavli makes plumbing-less washer-dryer combos that recycle wash water, allowing laundry to be installed without dedicated pipes. Founded by Bryan Daddio in 2023 after he began investigating water waste in laundry, the company develops its machines with a growing engineering and manufacturing team and hand-assembles them in the United States. Its Lavli 1 uses recycled water, ozone and app-based automation to combine washing and drying in one unit.
For more than 25 years, Lavy Enterprises has been a New Carlisle, Ohio, problem-solving shop rooted in agricultural equipment repair. The company now helps area farmers, truck drivers, and heavy-equipment operators keep machines working, including through custom machinery design and mobile service for equipment that cannot be brought to the shop.
Family-owned since Harry J. Lawall Sr. and Jr. founded it in 1977, Lawall Prosthetics & Orthotics has grown from a small mom-and-pop operation into a 200-plus-employee provider serving communities across four states. The company is known for keeping that family-business character while providing personalized mobility care for patients of all ages, with a particular emphasis on pediatrics since its founding.
Lawler Direct is a premier commercial printing company headquartered in Trevose, PA, with over 20 years of industry experience. They provide a one-stop shop for high-quality print and direct mailing services, including data processing, offset and digital printing, direct mail, fulfillment, and custom packaging.
From its Pennsylvania base, Lawrie Technology, Inc. develops and manufactures advanced composite components, with a particular specialty in one-piece flexible driveshafts and couplings. Its work links structural design with process engineering, including long-length pultruded carbon-fiber profiles and composite products made for demanding industrial and aerospace applications. The company also builds much of the specialized equipment used to manufacture and test these products in-house.
Born from conversations with contractors and farmers, Lawsen Equipment has manufactured skid steer and excavator attachments in Ohio since 2018. Its user-focused designs aim to give operators clearer sightlines, protected hoses, and durable equipment that handles everyday jobsite wear with minimal maintenance. The company also rents its attachments in northcentral Ohio, giving customers a chance to try equipment before buying.