China Organic Agriculture (OTC BB:CNOA)

CHINA ORGANIC AGRICULTURE OVERVIEW
China Organic Agriculture is a comprised of three main business segments: Ankang Agriculture, Dalian Huiming and Bellisimo Vineyard.

ANKANG AGRICULTURE
China Organic Agriculture’s fast growing Ankang subsidiary is primarily responsible for distributing a variety of premium, natural agricultural products. These products include China Organic’s flagship products of organic and green rice, which has been sold since its inception, as well as new product lines including soybeans, kidney beans and mushrooms. Some of these new products will be distributed under the Company’s recently acquired organic “Xiaoxinganling” brand name, popular in the northeast provinces of China.

Strong sales from Ankang, which was a newly established subsidiary at the beginning of the year, are expected to represent a majority of China Organics revenue for the third quarter of 2008.

DALIAN HUIMING
Dalian Huiming, 60% owned by CNOA, is a major agricultural trading company with broad distribution and product lines providing many revenue-building opportunities. Dalian Huiming focuses on soybeans, corn, and cereal crops, which are all major agricultural products in China’s northeast expanding the diversity of the products CNOA offers. Sales to consumers are made in regions including the provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Sichuan, Fujian, and the cities of Beijing and Shanghai.

Based on net earnings, Dalian Huiming is one of the top-tier agricultural trading companies in the Northeast provinces of China. For fiscal year 2007, revenue was $40.2 million and net income was $2.7 million, a fourfold increase from the comparable period in 2006.

BELLISIMO VINEYARD
Bellisimo Vineyard produces Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon wine grapes and is located in Sonoma County, California. China Organic intends to market wines in China under its own label, and to distribute other successful California-based wine brands through the Far East Wine Holding Group subsidiary.

The Far East Wine Holding Group creates the foundation CNOA to import Sonoma and Napa Valley wine directly to Chinese and Asian consumers who hold these products in high regard.

Cautionary Statement
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