EcoQuest signs NSW distribution deal

Perth-based clean technology firm EcoQuest has signed a deal with independent New South Wales grocery store chain Franklins to stock its biodegradable disposable nappy and baby wipe products.

EcoQuest announced today that Franklins would sell the Little Takas range of nappies and baby wipes in all 80 of its stores across NSW.

The Franklins deal takes the number of outlets stocking the products across Australia to more than 400.

EcoQuest says its nappies are 90 per cent biodegradable.

"More and more Australians are turning to our Little Takas nappies and baby wipes to keep their little ones dry and comfortable," EcoQuest chairman, Ms Sylvia Tulloch, said.

"Robust consumer interest and demand, coupled with increased general awareness of products with reputable environmental credentials, has lead to strong interest from a range of potential stockists around Australia inquiring about our products," she said.

"To have nearly 400 national retail outlets now selling our nappies and wipes to their
customers is a strong endorsement of their increasing popularity.

"We are delighted to have such a well-known grocery chain in NSW to now be selling our entire Little Takas range."