Sweet Success Finalizes Agreement With International Food Manufacturer

Sweet Success Enterprises, Inc.(OTCBB: SWTS), maker of a line of innovative and delicious healthy-lifestyle beverages, announced today an agreement with Kerry Sainte-Claire (KSC) to produce the unique ChocKoala Immunity Jr™. KSC, located in Quebec, Canada, is a unit of the multi-billion dollar corporation Kerry Group. Ireland-based Kerry Group is a leader in global food ingredients and flavors markets, and a leading branded consumer foods processing and marketing organization.

“Manufacturing some of our products in Canada, a trusted trade partner to the U.S under NAFTA, is a step in the right direction for the Company,” said Sweet Success’ President Glenn Williamson. “KSC’s impressive facilities and Kerry Group’s global reach were significant factors in deciding who we would work with in the early stages of establishing international operations.”

Kerry Group supplies over 10,000 food, food ingredients and flavor products to customers in more than 140 countries worldwide. The Group has manufacturing facilities in 19 different countries and international sales offices in 20 other countries across the globe.

“This agreement– in addition to the Company’s current production of the 330mL beverages at Universal Food and Beverage in Savannah Georgia, significantly broadens the Company’s production potential to include the smaller kid-friendly 250mL ChocKoala,” stated Williamson.

This month the Company will mass-produce the one of a kind ChocKoala Immunity Jr. in the 250mL Tetra Prisma packaging at KSC’s 122,000SF state-of-the-art facility. KSC has seven specially engineered production lines designed for Tetra Pak products. In addition to being 100% recyclable, Tetra Prisma packages allow for a 12 -month shelf life keeping Sweet Success Fuel for Health™ beverages safe, fresh and flavorful without refrigeration or preservatives.

“At Kerry Group we have a commitment to our partners to exceed expectations every time on every project,” said Roland Levasseur, General Manager of KSC. “We look forward to working jointly with Sweet Success in producing their adorable ChocKoala drink.”

The KSC facility is both kosher and organically certified.

San Antonio-based Sweet Success Enterprises, Inc. acquired Nestlé’s original Sweet Success™ brand in 2002 and has re-launched a product line to tap into the rapidly growing demand for convenient and nutritious functional beverages. Its line of Fuel for Health all-natural beverages is available in a growing number of stores and includes select ingredients to satiate, boost energy and immunity and enhance a healthy lifestyle. See the Company’s web site at www.sweetsuccess.com for more information on the products and to order online.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

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