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Hardwood Products Company manufactures woodenware items for applications in the dairy, foodservice, and crafts markets as well as for medical and industrial uses. Its food and craft products include skewers, sticks, spoons, and other items produced under the Gold Bond and Trophy brands. The company markets its single-use swabs, applicators, tongue depressors, and specialty products for medical and diagnostic applications under the Puritan brand. It also offers critical-environment cleaning applicators. Hardwood Products Company was founded in 1919.

Hardwoods of Michigan is a sawmill and kiln-drying operation that produces some 2 million board feet of lumber per month. It utilizes such species as ash, cherry, hard and soft maple, hickory, poplar, red and white oak, and walnut. The company's products include boards ranging from 1 in. to 5 in. thick (specializing in cuts between 2 in. and 3 in.), grade lumber, timber, pallet stock, and steel mill blocking, as well as mulch, wood chips, sawdust, and shavings. Hardwoods of Michigan also owns Walker Lumber Company in Woodland, Pennsylvania. Its Tri County Logging unit purchases and harvests timber for the mill.

Hartzell Hardwoods, an affiliate of Hartzell Industries, produces white oak (35% of its production), red oak, walnut, cherry, and ash lumber products. The company specializes in thick-stock oak lumber and walnut lumber. It operates 34 kilns and annually produces 10 million board ft. of lumber. Hartzell Hardwoods exports roughly 35% to 40% of its production throughout 10 countries in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. John T. Hartzell began the family-owned business as a wagon maker in 1876. He then started up a sawmill to supply oak and ash lumber for his products. In 1900 he sold the business to his son, George, who specialized in walnut lumber for the European market.

Hasegawa International pushes wood products from all over the world to market in Japan. Its product offerings include North American Red Alder hardwood logs and lumber, interior and entrance doors; Russian birch logs, lumber, plywood, panels, flooring, and doors; and Chinese Asian Cherry doors, flooring, and kitchen cabinet doors. Hasegawa International also imports Russian Red Pine and Larch products including posts, beams, lumber, veneer, panels, and doors. The company has two sales offices in Japan and two sales offices as well as a Red Alder manufacturing facility in China. Hasegawa International was founded in 1981.

HHP produces hardwood lumber, custom wood pallets, and pulp wood chips for use in specialty wood products. The company owns tree farms in three counties in New Hampshire and uses native hardwood timber species for its products. These include red oak (two-thirds of its production), hard maple (more than 20%), soft maple, ash, white birch, and yellow birch. HHP operates a sawmill in Henniker, New Hampshire, which annually produces 8 million board ft. of green hardwood lumber. The company was founded in 1966 and is owned by company president Ross D'Elia and VP Richard Carrier.

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