Submitting a Product Site vs. Corporate Site

Is there any way a company's product website can be listed, or does the parent company website need to be listed in a generic category. I had submitted one product site 2.5 years ago, but it was never DMOZ listed.

My company specializes in unique, niche specialty plastics packaging products. Long ago before I joined the company, IT had set up a global corporate website, and separate product websites.

I have no doubt some of these product websites are of useful value to readers. They can be educational, detailed and there are usually only a few major global suppliers of each product. For example, one site was referenced as a source on Wiki.

I see quite a few small start up companies selling competitive products listed on DMOZ, though they have a weak websites and no market presence. I believe under DMOZ policy, their sites can be listed, but our product websites cannot be, only the corporate one.

Thanks.
Carl

We'd see your company as having one website being spread across multiple domain names. That doesn't make it eligible for multiple listings and we'd rather just list the main URL. I expect that it links to all of your product domain names anyway. (If it doesn't, why would you expect us to?)