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Built in Brooklyn, Nook Woodworking handcrafts made-to-order solid-hardwood floating shelves and other home goods. Its shelves are precision-milled and hand-finished in the company’s New York City woodshop, with custom sizing, distinctive curved and geometric designs, and hidden brackets for a clean installation. Oak and mahogany are longtime specialties, with shelves available in lengths up to 84 inches.
Founded by Krystina Murawski in 2018 from her eight-foot Hartsdale kitchen, Noomi makes organic peanut butter shaped by more than 100 recipe tests and 25 peanut varieties. The woman-owned brand debuted at a Westchester farm market and went on to win the 2019 sofi™ New Product Award for its signature blend, while pairing its food business with a broader “new me” message about pursuing personal passions.
Since entering the metallic stearate business in 1966, Norac Additives has made oleochemical additives, with its Helena, Arkansas plant serving as the company’s manufacturing base. The Peter Greven Group company is particularly focused on plastics, where its metallic stearates and ester lubricants support PVC and other processing applications, while its Ambler, Pennsylvania laboratory develops application-specific solutions. Norac also operates an equipped quality laboratory in Helena and offers RSPO Mass Balance products.
From its Buffalo headquarters and distribution center, Norazza, Inc. develops and manufactures consumer brands for customers around the globe. Its portfolio ranges from rugged Ape Case camera protection to Endust for Electronics cleaning products and enspireFIRE decontamination towels, which are proudly made in the USA. The company also draws on more than two decades of bag and accessory design experience through Hotdog Yoga Gear.
Since 2016, Norbut Solar Farms has developed, built, and operated community solar and energy-storage projects across New York, taking them from land acquisition and permitting through construction and energization. Based in Rochester, the company and its affiliated businesses employ more than 35 people and control a portfolio spanning over 3,500 acres, including more than 525 MWdc of developed community solar. Its in-house EPC arm, established in 2022, handles procurement and construction with internal engineering oversight and installation crews.
Since 1946, NorcaTec LLC has been a defense-support company known for helping military operators keep U.S.-manufactured equipment in service. It works with OEMs, governments and domestic and foreign militaries, handling everything from individual spare parts to complex assemblies. Its Minnesota operation occupies a 60,000-square-foot facility, and the company holds AS9100D and AS9120B certification.
Since its founding in 1967, Norcen Industries has grown from a 5,000-square-foot plastics distributor into a precision manufacturing company in North Central Pennsylvania. Employee Josh Williams purchased the business in 2016, and he and Krystal Williams now operate it from a 36,250-square-foot climate-controlled facility serving manufacturers that need precision-machined parts and industrial plastics.
Known for more than two decades of specialized leak-test engineering, NorCom Systems Inc. makes optical inspection systems for hermetically sealed devices. From its Norristown, Pennsylvania base, the company serves manufacturers of high-reliability microelectronic and medical components, with systems built to detect both gross and fine leaks while meeting military test requirements.
For more than 40 years, Norcon Communications has been a New York-based specialist in communication systems for demanding public-facing environments. President and owner Susan Schlaff joined the company in 1982 and has led it since 2004, while Norcon’s best-known work is its patented Talk-Thru Unit, designed and built in New York for conversations across security barriers. The WBENC-certified Women’s Business Enterprise has also engineered systems used at major regional venues and transportation hubs.
From its origins in northern Sweden, Nord-Lock Group has spent more than four decades engineering solutions for secure, precisely controlled bolted connections. Founded on Nord-Lock wedge-locking technology introduced in 1982, the group now brings together four technology brands, including Superbolt multi-jackbolt tensioners, Boltight hydraulic tensioners and Expander pivot pin assemblies. Its technical centers and global manufacturing network support applications where vibration, heavy loads and uptime make fastening critical.
Born in the late 1980s from a private Indy Car team, Nordan Composites grew into an all-in-house composite fabrication company serving racing, aerospace, automotive and industrial customers. Its motorsport roots remain central, with a competition division tied to championship and endurance-racing wins and a historic-racing business producing period-correct bodywork. The company operates three Long Island locations and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, while also training students and veterans in hands-on composite fabrication.
Nordec, Inc. is a commercial printer and physical-goods producer established in 1962, with roots in screen printing dating to 1957. It has developed from producing water-transfer decals into a producer of printed and formed items, including decals and point-of-purchase displays, using virtually all UV production. The company serves clients across North America from its Stow, Ohio facility.
Alyssa founded Norden Candle Supply after discovering firsthand how frustrating candle making could be. Based in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, the company began selling in April 2021 after more than a year of prototyping, creating in-house tools that help candle makers work with greater consistency. Norden manages each product from design through shipping and makes its tools in the USA from domestically sourced materials.
Rebranded from Kuhns MFG while retaining the same ownership, Norden Mfg fabricates farm equipment in North Bloomfield, Ohio, with a particular focus on mechanically operated hay-baling systems that group and move small square bales. The company has been fabricating its own products since 2017 and also takes on parts manufacturing, using in-house fabrication and finishing capabilities. Its bale accumulators work without hydraulics or electronics, relying on gravity and the baler’s excess energy to reduce manual handling in the field.
Nordic Cold Chain Solutions is a family-business-founded manufacturer and provider of temperature-controlled packaging, refrigerants, and related cold-chain services. For more than 20 years, it has developed and manufactured products for shipping food, medicine, and other temperature-sensitive materials, delivering more than half a billion products annually. The company reports serving customers from multiple U.S. locations and is a company of Temperatsure, LLC.
Established in 1972, Nordic Company manufactures specialized non-metal tooling for metal-processing and slitting lines. Its first product line was color-coded plastic shims, followed by phenolic and nylon overarm spacers in 1978 and proprietary-formula rubber stripper rings in 1986. The company says it manufactures its own products at its Gibsonia, Pennsylvania facility and serves customers worldwide.
Founded in 2016, Nordic Knots is a Stockholm-based design company known for a Scandinavian approach to enduring home textiles. Its rugs and curtains are developed in a Stockholm atelier and made with master artisans and select mills, including handcrafting in India and weaving in Italy. The company is a Certified B Corporation and a GoodWeave partner, reflecting formal attention to environmental and social practices across its supply chain.
Since its founding in 1992, Nordic Lights has grown from Finland’s west coast into a global manufacturer known for durable lighting for heavy-duty vehicles. Its Jakobstad site brings together engineering, testing, and assembly, while close OEM partnerships help the company tailor work lights to demanding machinery.
Nordic Pharma, Inc., formerly Amring Pharmaceuticals, develops and sells niche generic medicines aimed at prescription markets where few alternatives are available. Launched in the United States and Europe in 2015, the company draws on the technology and capabilities of a nearly 70-year-old healthcare group, including a vertically integrated supply chain spanning development, manufacturing and distribution. It became Nordic Pharma under Nordic Group B.V. ownership in 2024.
NordicTrack builds connected home-fitness equipment, with a long cardio legacy centered on treadmills and an iFIT system that synchronizes machines with trainer-led workouts. Its newer Ultra line extends that approach into Pilates, including reformers with enclosed spring systems, built-in touchscreens, and real-time performance tracking. The company says its treadmills include models capable of a 40% incline and identifies itself as the official treadmill of the Boston Marathon.