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Founded in 1907 by three Conway brothers and a local business partner, family-owned National Ticket Company has grown from a Pennsylvania print shop into a manufacturer of admission tickets and event wristbands. Its products serve venues and organizers around the world, with custom printing, consecutively numbered media, and security features built into its ticketing solutions. The company also offers recycled-paper tickets and biodegradable inks for events seeking a lower-waste option.
For more than 70 years, National Webbing Products Co. (NWP) has been a vertically integrated manufacturer serving business and government buyers around the world. Based in New York with manufacturing in the United States and Asia, NWP develops custom narrow-fabric products and finished strap assemblies, managing production from raw materials through packaging.
Since 1972, NATIONAL Wire&Cable has made electronic wire and cable in New York, including copper and fiber-optic products for standard, modified-standard and custom applications. Its U.S.-made offerings include pure-copper electrical wire and specialized cable such as tinned-copper marine wire, with personalized service and flexible terms for professional and individual customers.
Founded by Ross Stephens in 2004, Nationwide Coils manufactures U.S.-made custom and OEM replacement coils for commercial and industrial HVAC systems. Headquartered in Westchester, New York, with branches across the country, the company is particularly known for matching replacement coils to virtually any make or model and offering expedited production through its Quick Ship program. It also converts leak-prone all-aluminum microchannel coils to copper-tube, aluminum-fin designs.
Founded by Carmelo Natoli in 1973, Natoli Engineering has spent more than half a century building its reputation around precision tablet compression tooling. The company serves manufacturers in fields such as pharmaceuticals and nutrition from its 120,000-square-foot Midwest campus, while its technical and research work helps customers address difficult tableting problems.
With more than 100 years of growing and design expertise, family-owned Natorp’s Nursery grows and sells plants while creating and installing landscapes for Greater Cincinnati. Its Mason nursery spans 333 acres and includes an online plant store featuring about one million plants, backed by local horticultural advice and a one-year guarantee on properly cared-for plants.
Natrion develops U.S.-made battery materials and cell components, including its LISIC ceramic-polymer solid-state electrolyte and Active Separator, designed to improve battery safety and performance without requiring manufacturers to replace existing production equipment. Founded by battery materials engineers and supported by strategic partners, the company works with battery manufacturers and the U.S. Department of Defense on scalable technologies for next-generation lithium-metal, solid-state, and sodium-ion batteries.
After an ICU stay and diagnosis of diabetes insipidus, John Stallings co-founded Natrium to develop a wearable biosensor that continuously monitors sodium. Its investigational Natrium ONE patch is designed to track sodium in interstitial fluid and show clinicians the current reading, trend, and rate of change rather than relying only on periodic lab draws. Founded in 2024, the founder-led company is developing the device for high-risk clinical settings with co-founder and CTO Andrew Mancini, PhD, the architecture’s lead inventor.
Natrium Products, the trade name of Huber Soda, LLC, manufactures and distributes sodium bicarbonate for the North American market. Its products include standard and specialty grades of baking soda, including soda-blasting media, supplied in packaged and bulk forms. The company also offers soda ash and customized product recommendations for customer applications.
Cincinnati-based NatrixOne makes plant-based canine supplements from its proprietary CamOlive™ blend of camelina oil and olive triterpenes. The company controls the process from its own seed and monitored cultivation through onsite cold pressing and fresh bottling at its Cincinnati warehouse, building on 20 years of research and development. Its formulation was examined in a six-week, 100-dog trial conducted by Four Paws Animal Hospital in 2018.
Natrona Bottling Company is a century-old local pop shop founded by Ed Welsh in 1904 and carried forward by the Bowser family from 1939. Today, Vito Gerasole, Steve Vokish and Mary Jane Zdilla preserve its small-bottler character with vintage machinery, hand-mixed batches and a distinctive pinpoint carbonation process for its Red Ribbon beverages.
Born from a produce-trading heritage that reaches back to Paris’s Les Halles in the 1950s, Natura Frost makes frozen vegetable products for foodservice professionals. Founded by François Desmoulins in 2009, the company works with growers in Kenya and Peru and partners with chefs to turn locally sourced produce into convenient dishes that keep vegetables central to the plate. Its range reflects a family tradition of product selection while emphasizing natural growing practices, traceability and manual finishing.
Naturae Dona crafts extraordinary personal care products with novel and exotic ingredients, focusing on sustainability and historical significance.
Natural Alternative, Inc. develops safer, organic-based lawn and garden products for homeowners, including plant food and pet-friendly outdoor treatments. The Frederick, Maryland company grew from NaturaLawn of America, whose founder Phil Catron began pioneering organic lawn care in 1986, and it carries that heritage into products designed to work with nature rather than against it. Its zero-phosphorus lawn-care approach and emphasis on protecting families, pets and waterways distinguish the brand.
Natural AWA is an Ohio-based beauty brand creating natural skincare from African ingredients, including oils, shea butter and botanical treatments. Founded by Senegal-born Awa Mbaye after her own experience formulating moisturizers for dry, irritated skin, the brand draws on West African beauty rituals while sourcing primarily from women-led cooperatives in Senegal and Mauritania. Its production uses cold-pressed ingredients and a zero-waste approach, with fair-trade sourcing supporting women producers and community empowerment.
Founded in 1989 by chemical engineer Robert Kulperger, Natural Chemistry makes naturally based pool and spa care products designed to simplify water maintenance. The company grew from its enzyme technology and now focuses on specialty solutions for swimming pools and spas, including its phosphate-removal and SMARTZyme-based formulas.
For more than 20 years, Natural Essentials Inc. has been a privately held Ohio manufacturer and distributor serving brands across North America. The company is known for combining farm-direct sourcing with its own manufacturing operations, helping retail, institutional, and private-label customers bring natural products to market. It also operates an FDA-audited facility for OTC drug manufacturing and contract filling.
Natural Esthetics Dental Laboratory is an independent Blue Bell laboratory that produces dental restorations for dentists, with qualified technicians trained in Dental Laboratory Technology. Established to serve a select group of dentists, the lab has built much of its clientele through referrals and works closely with clinical partners on demanding aesthetic cases. Its work emphasizes fit, shading and natural-looking results, including restorations made with pressed and milled ceramics and CAD/CAM technology.
Natural Expression Inc is a personal care product manufacturer. The company operates in the personal care manufacturing industry.
Since 2018, Natural Hounds has prepared fresh, human-grade dog food by hand in its Long Island kitchen, offering pickup and delivery alongside treats and chews. Its food is gently cooked from recognizable whole ingredients, with recipes formulated to meet AAFCO adult-dog maintenance nutrition levels. Three Long Island shops—Babylon, Huntington, and Port Jefferson—serve as places to sample the food and meet the team.