Aquentium Seeks JV Partners for Fruit and Vegetable Food Distribution Facilities That Will Include Enhanced Food Safety Measures

Aquentium, Inc. announced today that the company is seeking Joint Venture Partners for the development of fruit and vegetable food distribution centers throughout the United States as well as internationally.

Los Angeles, CA, July 31, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Aquentium, Inc. (OTCBB: AQNM) (http://www.aquentium.com) announced today that the company is seeking Joint Venture Partners for the development of fruit and vegetable food distribution centers throughout the United States as well as internationally.

Aquentium is now seeking building or land owners that would be interested in using their facility or land for fruit and vegetable processing operations that would also include higher food safety measures than what is currently being done within the food industry.

Aquentium plans to utilize a non-chemical treatment to sanitize fruits and vegetables and also provide a third party inspection and complete traceability for store owners and consumers. The Aquentium food safety solution includes reduced risk, higher profit margins for stores, and increased public confidence.

"With our non-chemical process, we will be able to extend the shelf life of the product which means higher profits for grocery stores and less waste for the consumer," stated Aquentium President Mark Taggatz.

"Additionally, our food safety system is designed to eliminate e-coli, salmonella, listeria and other bacteria or viruses," added Taggatz.

About Aquentium
Aquentium is a diversified company with an emphasis on green technologies. The company currently has interests in non-chemical sanitation equipment, waste-to-energy, water treatment, food safety, mining, alternative energy, building materials, affordable housing, re-deployable housing, and recycling.
http://www.aquentium.com

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