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Love, Indus makes skincare that pairs rare ingredients and beauty rituals from the Indian subcontinent with New York product technology. Founded by Surbhee Grover after her work in product innovation across Asia, Europe and the United States, the brand is best known for turning Assam’s Golden Muga Silk into a liquefied skincare ingredient, including its Amrutini® serum. Its collection is Leaping Bunny certified and dermatologist tested.
Family-owned and managed for more than 60 years, Lovejoy Chaplet Corporation is known for dependable precision machining from its 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. The company produces complex parts for specialized customers in fields such as medical and aerospace, supporting requirements from small production runs through quantities of 20,000.
With roots dating to 1931, Loveman Steel & Fabrication engineers and fabricates heavy steel components, from flame-cut parts to complete blast furnace shells, at its Bedford Heights operation. Its 80,000-square-foot, three-bay facility handles weldments weighing up to 70 tons and supports projects from design through delivery, including emergency repairs. The company is also known for 86 years of manufacturing annealing hardware for the steel industry.
Established in Brooklyn in 1992, LoveNation USA is a wholesale fashion apparel company creating trend-focused clothing for retailers. From its New York City fashion-district headquarters, the company coordinates with an office in China and factories on the East Coast, combining overseas production with a substantial Made in USA capability. Its in-house teams develop current styles, refine garment fit, and keep fabric stocked to support shorter lead times.
Established in 1982, Lovett Dental Laboratory is a family-owned Toledo laboratory that creates cosmetic crown-and-bridge and implant restorations for dental practices across Northwestern Ohio and the country. Owner Keith Lovett and his team work closely with each doctor to match clinical preferences, including through in-lab custom shade appointments, while combining digital and traditional techniques. The laboratory serves as a hands-on partner for dentists seeking precisely fitting, natural-looking prosthetics.
Lovett Sundries is a family company in Pittsburgh that handcrafts small-batch apothecary goods, beginning with extra-gentle soaps and growing into personal-care and household products. Its founders measure, mix, and package everything themselves, using largely unprocessed ingredients and essential oils for fragrance. The company’s plastic-free, recyclable approach grew from a desire to make everyday products simpler and reduce their environmental footprint.
Lowcarb Avenue is a Frederick, Maryland bakery making low-carb breads and baked goods for people who want familiar flavor without the usual carbohydrate load. Founded by Dr. B, a nutrition, obesity and preventive-medicine specialist trained at Johns Hopkins, the business grew from bread she developed in her kitchen and shared with her patients. Its breads use clean-label, non-GMO ingredients and include naturally fermented sourdough made without artificial preservatives, resistant starches or sugar alcohols.
As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, Lowen Marine & Industrial designs PLC-based control systems and supplies automation solutions for defense, marine, and industrial customers. The company is the exclusive distributor of Beck Electric Actuators to the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command vessels, and the U.S. shipbuilding industry, while also providing engineering support from system design through commissioning.
Headquartered in Kollerschlag, Austria, LOXONE is a manufacturer of smart-home and building-automation systems for residential and commercial spaces. Its locally operated Miniserver platform brings automation into one expandable system, with support delivered through regional offices and certified partners.
Born from Allan Lozier’s 1956 invention of no-bolt metal shelving, Omaha-based Lozier Corporation manufactures the store fixtures and warehouse systems that shape retail spaces. Now employing more than 2,000 people across five states, the company has grown from its Nebraska roots into a broad manufacturing network while continuing to provide professional installation and fixture support for retailers worldwide.
For more than 60 years, LP Aero Plastics has manufactured FAA-PMA aircraft windshields and windows for the general aviation market from its Jeannette, Pennsylvania operation. Its catalog spans more than 1,600 FAA-PMA approvals covering about 500 aircraft, while its craftsmen also take on custom work for homebuilt, experimental and warbird aircraft. The company’s FAA-monitored quality systems meet Department of Defense requirements and support AS9100D aerospace compliance, and its government work has earned three Commander’s Awards and 12 Gold Awards for Excellence.
LP Building Solutions, the public-facing name of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, manufactures building products and describes its offering as an integrated system of materials for homes and structures. The company operates siding and OSB manufacturing locations across North and South America and says its products are made using fiber sourced under third-party forest certification standards.
Founded in 1974 by Rod and Joan MacGregor as a live-lobster supplier to New York City restaurants, family-owned LP Seafood & Specialty has grown into a major fishmonger and foodservice wholesaler in the New York metropolitan area. It supplies seafood and specialty foods to commercial kitchens and retail outlets, and operates an SQF-certified seafood processing facility. The business remains family-owned and is led by their son Ian, who has run it since 2002; its 2021 merger with Gourmet Cargo expanded its specialty-food and beverage line.
Since 1985, Erie-based LPH, Inc. has rebuilt and supplied hydraulic and pneumatic components, helping manufacturers and equipment operators get back to work without waiting for obsolete parts or a new replacement. Its technicians bring more than 80 years of combined experience to repairs across all makes and models, backed by free evaluations and a one-year “same-as-new” warranty. In-house machining and welding also let LPH reverse-engineer hard-to-find cylinders and make custom hydraulic hose assemblies.
From its Toledo plant, LRBG Chemicals develops and manufactures custom amino resins and spray-dried powdered resins used as industrial adhesives. The company traces its resin-making roots to 1937 and became LRBG Chemicals in 2018, with a management team whose members bring at least 25 years of hands-on industry experience. LRBG is the only manufacturer of spray-dried melamine, urea and melamine-urea resins in North America, supplying both small orders and truckload quantities worldwide.
LRG Corporation is a precision machining shop that produces customer work in a range of difficult machining applications. Founded in a small garage over 30 years ago, it presents itself as an experienced machinist-led company specializing in close tolerances, exotic materials, and challenging jobs.
Since 1971, Ohio-based LRP Matting has made durable rubber flooring and mats for agricultural, commercial, and industrial settings, including what it describes as the largest single rubber mat manufactured in the United States. Its made-to-measure work spans animal comfort in barns and safer footing in demanding workplaces, with custom sizing and interlocking designs for unusual surfaces. Many mats use DRI Rubber’s fiber-reinforced FRC® compound, and the company incorporates upcycled materials and sustainable rubber sourcing.
LSC Communications LLC was established in 2016 after R.R. Donnelley separated its services into three companies, drawing on a printing and logistics history dating to 1864. It provides printing, mailing, marketing, and digital communication solutions for publishers, brands, retailers, and merchandisers. Atlas Holdings acquired LSC in 2020.
LSC Industries, LLC is a small-business prime contractor providing manufactured parts, components, assemblies, and finished products for government, military, and commercial entities. It specializes in obsolete and legacy aircraft, weapons-system, and vehicle replacement parts, with in-house inspection and non-contact laser inspection capability.
Launched in June 2020 by Lubrication Specialties Inc., LSI Chemical develops oil and fuel additives in Mt. Gilead, Ohio, with a particular focus on nano-carbon technology and advanced base oils. Its research and development team and laboratory work with customers on formulation, testing, and performance improvements for lubrication and fuel applications worldwide. LSI Chemical is also a member of ILMA.