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Daisy History

The 1990's - Moving into the Future

   








Daisy Plant; Neosho, Missouri

 

 
   


In the late 1990s, in a continuing effort to control costs, improve efficiency and ensure quality, the company began purchasing components from highly-specialized manufacturers.  In becoming an assembly operation, Daisy no longer required the large manufacturing facility built in Rogers, Arkansas in 1958.  Daisy selected an underground location in Neosho, Missouri, about fifty miles north of Rogers, and moved assembly operations there in April, 1997.  the limestone walls of the underground facility provide insulation from outside temperatures.  The Neosho facility is headquarters for not only assembly operations, but for the purchasing, shipping and receiving, engineering research and development and quality control staff.  The corporate offices remain in Rogers.  

 

1880  ║  1890  ║ 1900  ║  1910  ║  1920  ║  1930  ║  1940  ║  The War Years
 1950  ║  1960  ║  1970  ║  1980  ║  1990  ║  2000  ║  The Museum

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