"We officially opened our doors in 2014
in Springdale," said Collin Muldoon, Vice-
President of Ecotech Consumer Products.
"We were really focused on bringing jobs
back to the United States as well as recycling
resin and sourcing that recycled content to be
manufactured back into products we would
sell to stores."
And the great news for Fayetteville is
Ecotech has purchased a 729,000 sq. ft. space
in town that will dramatically expand their
operation and eventually bring an estimated
800 new jobs to the community.
Ecotech was the brainchild of Olivet
International's visionary owners Jerry and
Lydia Moon. In business for over 41 years,
Olivet International is a cut and sew and
injection molded products manufacturer.
They are the parent company of Ecotech.
"We have very much aligned ourselves with
all of our retailer partners' initiatives," said
Megan Overbey, Senior Vice President of
Sales for Olivet International. "One thing that
Collin Muldoon (left)
and Paul harper (right) stand
next to a stack of strollers
that will be recycled to
make other products.
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