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Correction: USDA does not approve or endorse airforce Nutrisoda for use in National School Lunch Program

Business Wire, Jan 19, 2007

MINNEAPOLIS -- airforce[R] Nutrisoda[R] today announced that five beverages in their line of sodas has received exemption from the "soda water category" of the "foods of minimal nutritional value" as defined in 7 CFR Part 210.11 (a)(2) and Part 220.2 (i-1). The exemption is not an approval for these products to be used in the National School Lunch Program. The exemption from the soda water category simply allows the products to be sold in the food service area during meal periods. The exempted products may not contribute towards a reimbursable school meal. Furthermore, USDA does not endorse or approve products for use in the Child Nutrition Programs.

About airforce([R]) Nutrisoda([R])

Introduced in 2003, airforce Nutrisoda, targets on-the-go, nutritionally-aware people who also enjoy new experiences and discovering new products. Each of the seven flavors within the portfolio feature striking packaging and contain vitamins and minerals formulated to achieve a specific wellness benefit. The products have zero sugar, zero aspartame, zero sodium and zero to few calories, appealing to fashion and health-conscious consumers. Nutrisodas in the line include: Immune, Energize, Flex, Focus, Calm, Radiant and Slender.

airforce Nutrisoda is available nationwide at select retail stores, fine grocers, national airports, hotels, cruise lines, restaurants, clubs, spa locations and online. With a strong commitment to social causes, airforce Nutrisoda tastes good, looks good, and does good. The Good Soda[TM].

For more information please visit www.nutrisoda.com

About Ardea Beverage Company

The Ardea Beverage Company is dedicated to the development and marketing of nutrient enhanced sodas that deliver a health and wellness benefit in a safe, delicious and convenient format. The company is based in Minneapolis, Minn.

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