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From its East Riding of Yorkshire base, ECM Systems Ltd develops bespoke technology for the UK retail bingo and wider gaming industries, including handheld gaming systems and electronic equipment. The company has spent over 40 years building purpose-made products, supporting an estate of more than 50,000 installed terminals and providing UK-based customer support 364 days a year. Now part of Playtech PLC, ECM combines long-standing bingo expertise with newer platforms such as Fusion and Collider.
Founded in 2022, Eco Carbon is a Pennsylvania chemical company known for giving post-consumer expanded polystyrene waste a new purpose through a proprietary reprocessing method. It develops high-performance porous carbon materials for industrial applications such as purification and energy storage, turning a difficult plastic waste stream into useful specialty materials.
ECO City Farms is a nonprofit urban teaching and learning farm in Prince George’s County that grows organically produced food while training the next generation of urban farmers. Its farms turn food-scarce neighborhoods into productive community spaces, including a 1.5-acre Edmonston farm and a 3.5-acre Bladensburg site built on former apartment grounds. Alongside affordable produce sales, ECO runs hands-on farmer training, youth education, composting and an incubator for emerging farm businesses.
As a joint venture of Energy Technologies Inc. and Bio Carbon Fuels, Eco Energy International develops modular systems that turn municipal waste and other carbon-based feedstocks into clean hydrogen and syngas. Its patented Base Facilitated Reformer captures carbon rather than releasing CO or CO2, while the company’s Total Recovery Facility concept separates recyclable materials and reduces reliance on landfills. The Mansfield, Ohio venture draws on ETI’s established power-equipment manufacturing operation and its portfolio of U.S. and international hydrogen patents.
Known for going beyond chemical distribution, Eco Solution Distributing helps industrial customers manage environmental compliance through tailored chemical, equipment, and logistics support. The Pittsburgh-based company serves operations across the United States, with distribution and storage facilities in five states and in-house equipment expertise for projects of varying size. Its work is aimed especially at mining and metals operations, where the company says it has one of the industry’s largest teams of water engineers.
Based in China and New York, Eco Supreme Inc. develops and produces fully biodegradable consumer products made from renewable inputs such as corn and cassava rather than petroleum. Its vertically integrated operation spans research and development, raw materials, and PLA-based products, including textiles and bioplastic goods. The company’s PLA process turns plant-based sugars into fibers and products intended to replace conventional synthetic materials in everyday applications.
Since 1993, Eco Waste Solutions has been an award-winning cleantech manufacturer known for tackling waste problems in places where ordinary disposal options are limited. The North American company has delivered thermal waste-conversion projects in 18 countries for governments, communities, military organizations and remote industrial operations, including a long-running role in expeditionary waste management. Its work spans project guidance through implementation, with systems designed to operate in demanding climates and locations.
Conceptualized by Beth Race after noticing how many plastic bags her family used for lunch, Eco-Baggeez makes resealable paper sandwich and snack bags as a U.S.-made alternative to plastic. Its pleated, PFAS-free bags use sustainable kraft paper that helps retain produce freshness while offering biodegradability in commercial compost facilities where available. The Cazenovia company also donates bags to organizations that provide food through outreach programs.
eCO2Dye develops and sells equipment and technology for dyeing textiles without water, using supercritical carbon dioxide in place of conventional water-based dye baths. Based in Allentown, the company supplies laboratory, pilot and production systems, with its main process focused on polyester yarn and thread that emerge dry after dyeing. Its broader work includes color matching and scCO2-based textile pretreatment and post-treatment, while carbon dioxide is recovered and recycled within the process.
Founded by Sharon Rowe in 1989, ECOBAGS makes reusable shopping, market and produce bags designed to replace single-use plastic. Its original pocket-sized string bag remains a best seller, now made from recycled cotton and ethically handmade in India, while the company also offers custom printing and made-to-order designs. Eco-Bags Products is a certified B Corporation and has built its business around responsible sourcing, fair labor and durable goods that reduce waste.
ECOFABRIC makes cork-buckle comfort sandals, including two- and three-buckle styles, with anatomic footbeds and adjustable fits for everyday wear. Its product pages describe the sandals as crafted in the USA, using eco-friendly materials, cork soles and non-slip outsoles. The company also promotes eco-friendly aprons, though its current featured collection centers on footwear.
For more than 20 years, Ecoglo USA has been known for helping American facilities make emergency exits easier to follow in darkness or smoke. The company develops photoluminescent egress path markings for venues, public buildings and other facilities, using a patented polymer process that creates durable, fast-charging guidance without electricity.
EcoGreenText LLC is a New York-based manufacturer and supplier with production facilities in Bangladesh. It produces nonwoven geotextiles, geotextile containment products, jute and recycled-plastic microgreen grow mats, fabric grow pots, and woven polypropylene FIBC bulk bags for construction, environmental, agricultural, horticultural, and industrial applications.
Founded in 2009 as a sustainable landscaping service in Altoona, EcoIslands LLC now develops environmental construction, research, and design solutions for water pollution and contamination. Its patented BioMining Products and PermaCyclers use concentrated wetland technology for applications ranging from industrial remediation to agricultural water recycling. The company’s work is supported by research and investment partners including Penn State, the Smithsonian Institution, and Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection.
With four decades of ion-exchange expertise and 40 years of manufacturing experience, Ecolab’s Purolite Resins business is known for resin technology serving highly regulated industries. It develops and manufactures separation and purification media for customers in water treatment, food processing, and pharmaceutical applications, with technical support that includes pilot testing and resin analysis.
Born from materials research at the University of Puerto Rico and Cornell University, Ecolectro develops membrane technology and electrolyzer systems for lower-cost green hydrogen production. Ithaca-based cofounders Gabriel Rodríguez-Calero and Kristina Hugar built the company around new polymer electrolyte materials designed to address the cost and durability challenges of water electrolysis. Its alkaline exchange materials are intended as a drop-in alternative for PEM electrolyzer stacks and are already in the marketplace.
Since 2005, Brooklyn-based EcoLogic Solutions has developed sustainable cleaning and disinfection programs built around on-site electro-chemical activation (ECA) technology. Using salt, water and small amounts of electricity, its systems produce sanitizer and detergent on demand while reducing reliance on plastic and hazardous chemicals. EcoLogic also supports installations with product, equipment and service programs for commercial operations.
Founded by the Wiebel family in 1981, Econo-Pak remains a family-owned and operated contract food packager and co-manufacturer specializing in high-volume dry foods. Its Milford, Pennsylvania operation spans more than 240,000 square feet and employs over 800 people, with more than 200 machines supporting large and growing food brands. Econo-Pak’s SQF Level 3 certification and organic handling certification reflect the food-safety and specialty-product requirements built into its work.
Since the early 1980s, Econocraft has manufactured automatic car-wash systems and components from its New York facility. The company makes more than 80% of the parts used in its systems in-house, pre-tests equipment at company-operated wash facilities, and supports operators with aftermarket parts and service. Its stainless-steel systems are backed by a lifetime guarantee against broken frames, cracked welds, and water-tank leaks, subject to stated conditions.
Founded in 1947, Econotool manufactures indexable carbide cutter heads and blades for the wooden pallet and pallet-recycling industries, including equipment designed to cut through nailed recycled wood. The company works from an 11,000-square-foot American manufacturing plant it has occupied since 1965, using a multi-pallet CNC machining center for standard and custom orders. Its long-tenured core workforce—each member has more than 20 years with Econotool—also supports insert resharpening and retipping services.