One World Products, Inc., which will soon be renamed Isiah Enterprises, has registered Isiah Enterprises with the State of Michigan and is establishing an office in Michigan to house the company during its transition. The location places the company inside the nation's automotive belt and within close reach of Eco Bio Plastics Michigan, strengthening collaboration, speed to market, and supply chain efficiency.
This strategic move is important because it positions the company at the center of American automotive manufacturing, potentially accelerating the adoption of sustainable materials in vehicles and packaging. As Isiah Enterprises unifies public-company operations and Michigan manufacturing into a single materials platform focused on recycled materials, industrial biocomposites, and sustainable inputs, the proximity to automotive OEMs and suppliers could lead to faster validation and commercialization of new materials.
The timing aligns with operational progress, including tracking toward operational breakeven in December and the successful shipment of more than 250,000 pounds of pelletized rubber from the Eco Bio Plastics Michigan facility in Midland in 2025. These milestones reflect a company that is stabilizing, scaling, and building momentum as it enters 2026.
"Michigan is the right place for our next chapter," said Isiah Thomas, Chairman & CEO. "Being close to Eco Bio Plastics Michigan and surrounded by the automotive ecosystem lets us work faster with customers, tighten logistics, and scale with the suppliers and talent that power American manufacturing."
The Michigan office will serve as a hub for executive leadership, customer engagement, and new program development during the transition from One World Products. Proximity to Midland enables quicker prototyping, validation, and commercialization by tightening the loop between product development and manufacturing. This integration could have significant implications for the automotive industry's sustainability efforts, potentially reducing reliance on traditional petroleum-based materials.
Operating in Michigan places the company in the center of the automotive supply chain, improving access to OEMs and suppliers and supporting faster adoption of sustainable materials. The company's Michigan footprint integrates commercial, technical, and operational functions, leveraging shared resources between the Michigan office and Eco Bio Plastics facility in Midland to coordinate customer trials, optimize materials processing, and support new programs.
For consumers, this development could eventually lead to vehicles and packaging with higher recycled content and lower environmental impact. For the automotive industry, it represents another step toward meeting sustainability targets while maintaining manufacturing efficiency. The establishment of the Michigan office signals Isiah Enterprises' commitment to becoming a significant player in the sustainable materials sector, particularly within the automotive supply chain where material innovation is increasingly critical.
