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Founded by seasoned seafood veterans, Liberty Seafood imports frozen seafood with an emphasis on all-natural, wild-caught and sustainable products. The Pennsylvania company also develops its Seven Fishes premium brand, applying attention to traceability, packaging and vendor accreditation. Its sourcing standards include supplier audits for responsible social practices and environmental stewardship.
LIBERTY Steel Group is an international, fully integrated steel and mining business that makes steel from raw and recycled materials and produces engineered steel products. Established as a trading company in 1992, it entered the steel industrial sector in 2013 and operates across multiple continents; the company reports about 10,000 employees and contractors at more than 30 locations on its About page. Its production spans flat and long steel, with downstream products serving strategic industrial sectors worldwide.
Liberty Steel Industries, Inc. is a family-owned steel processor and manufacturer headquartered in Warren, Ohio, producing stampings and blanked parts alongside coil processing and related fabrication. The company says it has served customers for more than six decades and operates stamping facilities in Warren and Saltillo, Mexico, as well as a Lordstown distribution location.
Liberty Terminal is a DiMauro-led fuels company whose team brings decades of hands-on experience in petroleum trading and terminal operations. In Pennsauken, the company is redeveloping a former Texaco site into a Delaware River terminal serving customers who need fuel storage and blending capacity.
Founded in 2000, Liberty Tire Recycling collects end-of-life tires across the U.S. and Canada, then resells usable tires and turns the rest into recycled rubber products. With more than 50 collection and processing facilities, 3,500 employees and annual recovery of over 4.7 billion pounds of rubber, the company operates one of North America’s largest tire-recycling networks. Its materials find second lives in products such as rubber mulch and rubberized asphalt while helping divert tires from landfills and abandoned stockpiles.
Based in the foothills of South Carolina, Liberty Uniform manufactures value-priced uniforms for law enforcement, public safety professionals and private security. The privately held company has specialized in this market since 1987, taking a “narrow and deep” approach to its line and stocking hundreds of thousands of garments for rapid shipment. Its offerings include professionally engineered shirts, trousers and outerwear, with alterations and garment embellishment services often completed the same day.
Established in Pittsburgh in 1908, Liberty Welding Company is a family-owned welding and specialty machine shop best known for repairing truck and trailer axle spindles on site. Owner Bill Ferrari joined the company in 1971 and later developed patented tools that replace spindles without removing the axle housing, while the shop continues to take on general repairs, machining, and custom fabrication. Liberty Welding describes itself as Pittsburgh’s oldest welding company and America’s oldest axle repair company.
Founded in 2009 through a partnership between CW Industrials and Gary Pinard, Libra Industries is a vertically integrated manufacturing services provider for complex, high-reliability products. Its Dayton headquarters spans more than 1.1 million square feet across three buildings, supporting system integration, precision machining and electromechanical assembly for demanding aerospace, medical and high-tech customers. Libra combines tier-one manufacturing systems with the flexibility of a hands-on partner, using data-driven quality controls and traceability to manage programs from prototype through production.
Founded by fashion designer Shalini Sood, Libra Luxuries is a woman-owned company that connects fashion brands with sustainable apparel sourcing and production through its teams and factory network in the United States and Bangladesh. The company ships more than 10 million products annually through 40-plus compliant factories, with shipments audited by Bureau Veritas. Its commitment to social responsibility includes a free school in Tongi, Gazipur, serving children of workers and others from underserved communities.
Librandi's Plating is a family-owned metal finishing and plating company founded in 1972, operating from a large facility in Middletown, Pennsylvania. The company specializes in chrome, nickel, copper, brass, and gold plating for automotive restoration, industrial components, and OEM production, serving industries from classic car collectors to medical and appliance manufacturers. With over 50 years of experience, Librandi's combines traditional craftsmanship with modern production capabilities, offering services such as polishing, stripping, and custom finishing.
Founded as a family machine shop in Pennsylvania in 1972, Librandi’s Plating restores classic automotive parts and provides industrial metal finishing for OEM manufacturers. Its specialty remains show-quality restoration, including difficult pot-metal trim, while its modern production operation serves customers ranging from collectors to major motorcycle and trucking brands. The company works from an 85,000-square-foot facility, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Libration Systems supports spacecraft from integration and environmental testing through launch operations while also designing and fabricating custom satellite electronics and ground-support hardware. Its aerospace work spans flagship missions such as the James Webb Space Telescope as well as satellite constellations, CubeSats, and scientific balloon projects. Based in Albuquerque and Bowie, the company employs NASA- and IPC-J-certified fabricators and provides training to those standards.
Libre Computer makes single-board computers and compute modules for makers, embedded products, and OEM designs, pairing Pi-compatible hardware with mainline Linux and U-Boot rather than a short-lived vendor kernel. Its Cottonwood platforms, including the Alta and Solitude boards, are built for applications such as edge AI and vision while retaining open software and a path from prototype to production. The company declares a 20-year software support window for most of its platforms and offers design-in support for longer-lived products.
Liburdi Industries develops and manufactures green-technology products, including LED systems and controlled grow units for food, hemp and cannabis production. Based in Binghamton, New York, the company works across agricultural biotechnology and microelectronics, with operations that also extend to Italy and Taiwan. Its work also includes optical sensing systems for monitoring soil and water conditions, along with a partnership supplying professional coffee machines and a line of wines.
Founded in New York City in 1933 by Sam Lichtenberg, Lichtenberg is a fourth-generation family-owned business that makes ready-made soft window coverings, including curtains designed for varied styles and light control. Headquartered in Great Neck, New York, it supplies more than 50 major retailers through a Georgia distribution center and facilities in the United States and abroad. Its brands include Sun Zero, Clean Window, and № 918, combining performance-focused designs with fashion-oriented window treatments.
Founded in 1974, LiDestri Foods manufactures food products and provides co-packing and private-label production for national brands, emerging companies and premium retailers. The company highlights a long-standing specialty in sauces and operates facilities in New York and California, with a Rochester super plant under construction.
Life Itself turns wild-foraged mushrooms into small-batch extracts, tinctures, coffee and brewing grounds, with its best-known chaga gathered by hand in Vermont’s mountains. The company dries and processes the mushrooms using its own bioavailability methods, then brews them for at least 72 hours in reverse-osmosis water. Its work centers on making forest-grown ingredients accessible through everyday wellness rituals and sustainable harvesting.
Life Plasma is a Pennsylvania blood-center organization focused on helping hospitals maintain access to blood during emergencies. Its FDA-registered facilities use trained medical staff to screen donors and collect plasma for plasma-derived medicines, with walk-in service available without an appointment.
For more than 50 years, Life Science Products has built its reputation around hygienic environments for biomedical, pharmaceutical, healthcare, and research facilities. The Chestertown company is known for combining product design with practical project support, including its long-established Sani-Rail® wall protection system and construction services for sensitive facilities.
From its Wilkes-Barre shop, Life Size Custom Cutouts turns customer photos and artwork into contour-cut life-size standees, along with distinctive big-head “Face-Ka-Bobs” and miniature acrylic Shelf Buddies. The company says it has more than 35 years in the cutout business, offering custom pieces up to 7 feet 5 inches and approved orders that generally ship the next business day. It also maintains a stock catalog of licensed and themed standees for parties, displays, and events.