One World Products Acquires Eco Bio Plastics to Boost Sustainable Packaging and U.S. Manufacturing
July 15th, 2025 11:15 AM
By: Advos Staff Reporter
One World Products' acquisition of Eco Bio Plastics signifies a strategic move towards sustainable materials innovation and U.S. manufacturing growth, impacting industries like food packaging and automotive with biodegradable solutions.

One World Products, Inc. (OTCQB: OWPC), a sustainability innovator, has announced the acquisition of Eco Bio Plastics Midland, Inc., a U.S.-based manufacturer of plant-based and biodegradable plastics, for approximately $600,000 in cash. This acquisition is a pivotal step for OWP in its transition towards becoming a vertically integrated sustainable materials company, now poised to make significant strides in sectors such as food packaging, automotive, and consumer goods with Eco Bio's proprietary formulations and scalable manufacturing capacity.
The strategic benefits of this acquisition include vertical integration and cost control, enabling OWP to offer cost-effective alternatives to petroleum-based plastics. Eco Bio's compostable formulations are set to revolutionize food packaging, providing solutions that meet regulatory demands and consumer preferences for sustainability. Additionally, OWP's existing relationships with major automotive players like Stellantis and Flex-N-Gate will be leveraged to introduce sustainable biocompounds in automotive parts and logistics solutions.
Midland, Michigan, will serve as OWP's U.S. base for manufacturing and R&D, aligning with Chairman and CEO Isiah Thomas's vision for revitalizing post-industrial communities through clean technology and ESG-focused development. This move not only enhances OWP's earnings potential and intellectual property portfolio but also strengthens its ESG profile, making it an attractive option for investors focused on sustainability and innovation.
Isiah Thomas emphasized the acquisition's significance beyond business, highlighting its role in American manufacturing, job creation, and generational wealth. With plans to rebrand as Isiah Enterprises, Inc., the company is setting a clear direction towards leading the future of circular economies and regenerative community development.
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