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Founded in 2002 by Donna and Doug Haines, Newtown Chocolatier makes European-style confections in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The shop works with Belgian Barry-Callebaut chocolate and produces its hand-made chocolates in small batches, including its signature gift collections. Its range blends European technique with familiar American treats while emphasizing freshness and ongoing refinement.
NEWTOWN SQUARE APOTHECARY LLC is a manufacturer in the Personal Care Product Manufacturing industry.
For 50 years, NexaMotion Group has built its identity in the automotive aftermarket by bringing together specialized businesses that help professional repair shops keep vehicles moving. Based in Ohio, the group is known for simplifying difficult repair work through dependable distribution and digital access to parts.
Nexceris develops and manufactures custom catalysts, electrochemical materials, components, coated structures, and testing equipment. Its capabilities include materials synthesis, catalyst forming and coating, electrochemical component fabrication, pilot-scale toll manufacturing, and validation testing for sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen, specialty chemicals, fuel cells and electrolysis, and stationary energy storage.
Since 2009, Nexelec has designed and manufactures wireless IoT sensors, LoRaWAN gateways and the NAVIXIS platform for managing building safety, indoor conditions and energy performance. Its range extends from connected fire-safety devices to multi-parameter air-quality sensors, including TRACK+ stations built for outdoor monitoring and underground railway environments. Nexelec supports deployments across the United States and internationally, with NAVIXIS already used to monitor large real-estate portfolios.
Founded in Korea in 1942 as Heung-A Tire Company, Nexen Tire became the country’s first recognized tire company in 1956 and established its U.S. branch in 2005. Nexen Tire America makes and distributes tires for drivers and automakers, with the company’s identity shaped by patented nano-composite technology, original-equipment approvals, and manufacturing operations in Korea and China.
After replacing a split-rail fence that decayed in less than eight years, NexFence developed and manufactures a hybrid fencing system with a treated-wood upper structure and a moisture- and pest-resistant composite base. Made in Maumee, Ohio, its patented posts use a structural steel insert to keep the two sections together and come with a limited lifetime warranty.
Founded 25 years ago as Hydrogel Design Systems, NEXGEL is a Langhorne, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for developing electron-beam cross-linked hydrogels. Its 16,500-square-foot cGMP facility supports custom hydrogel work for medical device and cosmetic partners, with formulations designed to deliver ingredients gently through the skin.
NexGen Carbon Solutions is an independent developer building carbon-storage infrastructure around industrial emissions, with its first major project planned in northeastern Oklahoma. The Vanguard CCUS Hub is designed to serve regional emitters while storing about 70 million metric tons of carbon dioxide over its planned 20-year injection period.
With more than 15 years in business, nexise is a full-stack manufacturer that designs and produces custom signage, environmental graphics and architectural elements for the spaces people use every day. Its team works from concept through precision fabrication and installation, collaborating with architects, designers and builders on projects ranging from complex wayfinding systems to branded storefronts. Based in a 20-plus-person operation, nexise says it has served more than 2,500 clients and brings traditional craftsmanship together with advanced fabrication technologies.
Nexpera is an industrial chemistry company with a heritage tracing to Grasselli Chemical Co., which began manufacturing sulfuric acid in the 1870s. It produces sulfur-based products and provides regeneration services, including recovery of sulfuric acid and potassium hydroxide from industrial streams. The company says its expertise and assets have served industries across North America for more than a century.
From its New York State base, Next Advance develops and manufactures laboratory instruments for molecular biology, including its Bullet Blender tissue homogenizers and automated blot processors. The company designs products from researchers’ needs, with scientists and engineers working together to automate repetitive lab tasks and provide hands-on support, customization, and application-specific kits. All products are made in the USA without outsourcing, and each instrument is individually tested under its ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system.
Greg Kiel founded Next Day Sign Express in Bethesda in 1989, growing the business from a two-person shop into a full-service branding company serving the DC/Metro area. Its team pairs graphic design with hands-on production and installation, with a particular knack for custom projects such as large wall murals.
Adam Mejias and James Gida founded Next Gen Iron, LLC in February 2020, bringing hands-on ironwork experience to projects throughout the Hudson Valley. The Newburgh-based company is known for tackling scopes ranging from small jobs to major infrastructure work, with a focus on professional craftsmanship, timely completion, and zero accidents.
Next Gen Vans is a sister company to Brooklyn Campervans, bringing that custom-vehicle heritage to practical mobile workspaces. It builds modular conversions for organizations that need to work in the field, with digitally modeled interiors tailored to each mission.
With more than 20 years in the trade, Next Generation Plastics helps manufacturers and molders turn industrial plastic scrap and excess resin into usable recycled materials. Led by Renee Heiney, the Fairlawn company brokers engineering plastics, manages closed-loop toll processing and connects buyers with recycled regrind, pellets and other thermoplastic resins. Its tailored recycling programs also include logistics and purchasing support for scrap sellers across the United States and internationally.
Next Imprint is an online full-service print and design company producing full-color offset and digital work, with its own prepress, finishing, and mailing capabilities. Based in Brooklyn, it combines custom design and printing with direct-mail support, mailing lists, local pickup at several locations, and delivery. Its printing staff are described as seasoned industry veterans, with a focus on quick turnaround and consistent color management.
Founded in 2003 in Southern California, Next Level Apparel makes premium wholesale blank apparel designed for decoration and easy printing. The company began by developing its 6200 Festival tee for sublimation and has grown into an international brand, with products shaped around soft fabrics, print-friendly surfaces and a stated effort to reduce its environmental footprint.
Brooklyn-based Next Season turns old, damaged and unwanted sweaters into one-of-a-kind knitwear, made in-house by hand on domestic flatbed knitting machines. The studio works with textile waste and deadstock yarns, including materials sourced through Fabscrap, Goodwill and community donations, making each garment a singular response to what is available.
New York-based Next Step Group develops and manufactures fashion footwear abroad through a portfolio of lifestyle brands. Its labels range from the long-running Cover Girl, which dates to 1957, to Cushionaire’s comfort-focused styles and Jazzberry’s trend-led footwear, giving the company a distinct mix of established and contemporary fashion identities.