Products Made in New Hampshire

New Hampshire's mills ran on its rivers. The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company built textile mills along the Merrimack in Manchester through the 1800s and employed thousands of workers before it closed in 1935. Cotton mills ran in Dover and Nashua, shoe factories spread through the river towns, and the wool mill village at Harrisville dates from 1794. Harrisville Designs still spins wool yarn and builds floor looms in that village. Badger makes organic balms and mineral sunscreens at its solar-powered plant in Gilsum, and LupinePet sews dog and cat collars and leashes in Conway, where it started in 1990. Earthworks Audio assembles microphones and machines many of their parts in Milford. Stonyfield makes organic yogurt in Londonderry, where MegaFood moved its supplement production in 2025. AdTech makes hot glue sticks and glue guns in Hampton, and pine 9 assembles fishing rod holsters in Nashua.