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Direct Response Brand Makers!

Have you ever wondered what companies are behind those infomercial products that sell millions and millions of units on TV and in the stores?
 Well, Tekno Products has done it again with two great new products you will be seeing everywhere very soon!  They are launching the Handy Grill Brush and the amazing new food prep system The Chef 360.
 As a DRTV production company with more than 20 years in the business and countless hits we enjoy working with innovators!  And Tekno Products has proven they think outside the box when looking for new products!
 Tekno Products DRTV Winners 2015
  • Draw Jammies  - Over 1.5 Million Units SOLD!
  • Tough Glove - Over 1 Million Units SOLD!
  • Quick Taco - Over 1 Million Units SOLD!
 We have seen how inventors can rely on Tekno’s experience, knowledge, strong international manufacturing resources and retail distribution to guide them to success.
 We are excited to begin working on the latest new projects with The Tekno Products Team later this month.  

Touch base in the next 60 days or so when I can reveal exactly what they are!
 For More Product Information Contact
Michele Ford, VP of Domestic Retail Sales at Tekno Products
Phone: 201-842-7705

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