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Originally established as London Bottle more than 40 years ago, Liquor Bottle Packaging International designs and supplies specialty glass liquor bottles, serving as a full-service packaging partner from concept through production. The family-owned company helped introduce iconic specialty packages for Baileys, Malibu, Jack Daniel’s and Sheridan’s in the 1980s, and continues to develop bespoke bottles for distilleries and spirits brands. Its packaging work also extends to custom stoppers and closures, supported by a worldwide team of 65 people and two manufacturing facilities.
Founded in August 2023, LIS Technologies develops patented U.S.-origin laser technology that separates isotopes for uranium enrichment and other high-purity isotope applications. Its CRISLA process, invented by co-founder Jeff Eerkens and advanced by laser specialist Christo Liebenberg, is being developed for LEU and HALEU nuclear fuel as well as medical and stable isotopes. In December 2024, the company was selected for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Low-Enriched Uranium Enrichment Acquisition Program.
Started as a cottage-food business in 2010, Lisa’s Sweet Stop is a family-owned bakery now operating a brick-and-mortar shop in its hometown, with Lisa Huck and Shanna Huck Clement at the helm. The Beverly bakery is known for gourmet cupcakes, fresh-made pies and specialty cakes, while its Cupcake Truck brings changing weekly flavors to communities around the Ohio Valley. Shanna, a self-taught cake artist, works with customers to turn celebration ideas into custom cakes.
Since 1988, Lisbon Hoist has made personnel-lifting equipment in the USA, specializing in traction scaffold hoists, workbaskets and stirrups. Based in Lisbon, Ohio, the company also fabricates custom solutions and equipment for confined-space entry, including tripod hoists and related accessories.
From its base in Bad Wurzach, Germany, LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH builds machinery and complete systems for construction, metal processing, material handling and plant engineering. Its metalworking equipment is particularly distinctive for automating grinding and deburring, including two-sided sheet processing in a single pass, while its plant-engineering work extends to automated brick and sand-lime brick production. More than 400 employees at five locations support the company’s international operations.
Since its founding as a Buffalo-area machine shop in 1954, family-run Liston Manufacturing has specialized in solid and split Babbitt-lined bearings for OEMs and end users. Now operating in a former Wurlitzer building in North Tonawanda, the second and third generations of the LaDuca and Pyrak families make journal and thrust bearings for high-speed compressors while handling short-run, build-to-print machining. Liston also supports prototypes, bearing assembly and inspection, and quick-turn one-off work.
Founded in 1962 by Lionel F. Trebilcock, family-owned Litco International makes transit-protection and load-securement products, including its Inca Engineered Pressed Wood™ pallets and core plugs. Based in Vienna, Ohio, the company also builds custom wooden crates and freight-protection systems for domestic and export shipping. Its pressed-wood products carry both Cradle to Cradle® and USDA BioPreferred® sustainability certifications.
Australian-owned and operated since 1986, Lite n’ Easy prepares dietitian-designed, chef-made healthy meals and delivers them to homes across Australia. Its ready-made, portion-controlled meals are built around weight management and everyday convenience, while its My Choice range helps older Australians eat well and maintain independence at home. Lite n’ Easy is also a Registered NDIS Provider for meal preparation and delivery supports.
Founded in 1974, Buffalo’s Litelab built its reputation in entertainment lighting before becoming known for custom architectural work. Its early projects included the iconic dance floors for *Saturday Night Fever*; today, its engineers collaborate with architects and designers on museum-quality LED lighting tailored to demanding spaces.
With more than 25 years in the LED industry, LITELUME Corporation manufactures U.S.-made LED lighting fixtures for commercial, industrial, and residential settings. Based in Towson, Maryland, the company pairs stocked products and short lead times with photometric design support and smart-building control partnerships, including Autani. Its fixtures are offered with DLC and UL qualifications, and Buy America Act-compliant products are available.
Since 2008, LiteMirror has handmade glassless, shatterproof mirrors in its New York factory, using highly reflective optical film over lightweight aluminum frames. A 6-by-8-foot panel weighs about 15 pounds, making these distortion-free mirrors practical to install, move, and use in settings from fitness studios to riding arenas and event productions. The company also takes on custom mirrors and special projects, including shaped, colored, and illuminated designs.
From its Columbia, Maryland headquarters, LiteTrace Brands designs and engineers Bluetooth-based lighting controls and building automation systems for commercial facilities worldwide. Founded in 2006, the company developed the Keilton platform and pairs its networked sensors and controllers with Autani software to connect lighting, HVAC, and facility management. Its networked lighting controls have earned UL 1376 security certification and were among the first listed to the DLC Networked Lighting Controls standard.
Since 2000, Hicksville-based Liteway, Inc. has designed and manufactured U.S.-made fiber-optic communication equipment that carries analog and digital electrical signals over optical cable. Its three brands—LuxLink, LiteLink and MIDIExtender—serve distinct transmission needs, while the company also adapts existing designs or develops private-label and custom products. Founded by Irwin Math after his earlier work in fiber-optic engineering, Liteway holds CAGE Code 1TGU2 and supplies systems used in instrumentation, industrial control and military applications.
LithHome is a woman- and minority-owned business creating patented faux-fur rugs shaped like Africa and America, turning everyday home décor into expressions of identity and heritage. Founded from a single mother’s desire to make meaningful pieces, the company focuses on washable, durable rugs designed to bring warmth and personal meaning to a room.
Family-owned since 1970, Akron’s Litho-Print Company produces offset and letterpress printing for everyday business materials, including stationery and labels. The company also handles the prepress and bindery work that takes a job from layout through finishing, giving its long-running local operation a hands-on role across the print process.
Founded in Broadview in 1961 by brothers Louis and Roman Ebert, Lithographic Industries is a family-owned printer of blister cards and clamshell inserts. The Ebert family has worked in printing for more than four generations, and the company is known for inventing combination gang-run printing—“combos”—to deliver dedicated-sheet quality for smaller packaging runs. Lithographic Industries also holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and G7 Master Printer certification.
Vienna-based Lithoz develops ceramic 3D-printing systems and materials, using its lithography-based ceramic manufacturing (LCM) process to produce precise, complex parts for industrial and medical applications. Its technology reaches structures as fine as 100 micrometres and scales from prototypes to serial production, while its newer laser-induced slipcasting process handles large parts and dark ceramics. Lithoz works closely with universities, research partners and customers, and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certifications.
Littell Steel Company is a third-generation, family-owned steel fabricator based in Western Pennsylvania, making structural steel for building and bridge projects. The company describes a history of partnering with contractors, engineers, and owners, and holds AISC building and bridge fabrication certifications, including a Fracture Critical Endorsement.
From its family-run shop in Ephrata, Little Cocalico prints custom designs on demand for fabric, wallpaper, and home décor. Founded by Jon and Jen Boll after Jen’s experience with unreliable fabric sourcing, the company serves both sewing hobbyists and wholesalers with a personal approach and 2–4-day retail turnaround. Its fabric work centers on organic and American-milled natural fibers, printed with certified-organic inks on a water-saving Kornit Presto system.
Founded in 1999 by woodworker Dan Schlabach, family-owned Little Cottage Co. builds made-in-the-USA DIY kits for outdoor structures, from storage sheds and playhouses to greenhouses and animal shelters. Its distinctive approach is to ship materials pre-cut, labeled, primed, or panelized so families and do-it-yourself builders can assemble and customize the finished building themselves. The company began with playhouses inspired by children’s smiles and has grown into a broader maker of structures designed for practical use and family memories.