Good new paring chisels are hard to find. The ones that come to mind are Japanese push chisels, Blue Spruce, Narex, and Robert Sorby. The other sources are boot sales and auction sites for used chisels. I have some vintage paring chisels and Japanese push chisels along with a set of new paring chisels made by Sorby.
The Sorby chisels are really sweet, hitting everything I want in a paring chisel, a long thin blade of good HC steel with comfortable handle and good balance. As with all things wood YMMV but the Sorby's are as good as it gets. I just wish they made then in a firmer style as well as beveled edge.
A couple of photos of the Sorby's with some Japanese push chisels:
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