LAS VEGAS, July 7, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Sushi Trend (Pink Sheets:SUSZ) announces the acquisition of new production equipment, bringing its total investment in equipment to $1.4 million.
Sushi Trend has invested in new automatic production equipment and increased its personnel by 20 percent to meet the demand for its products in the marketplace. "This is a milestone for Sushi Trend," said Mr. Okita, president of Sushi Trend. "During 2005, we completed the transition from private to public company, invested in strong management and competitively superior people, and acquired the newest and best production equipment specifically designed for our proprietary process. We're convinced this winning combination will help us meet the increased demand for sushi dining. Additionally, our patent-pending frozen technology is pioneering the industry's next frontier, helping us become the best company in sushi food supply, now, and for generations to come."
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