LAS VEGAS, Aug. 24, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Sushi Trend (Pink Sheets:SUSZ) announces it has recently entered into 3 annual open Purchase Orders with major hotels and casinos in the Las Vegas region. Recent orders have pushed sales volume from 250,000 to 500,000 pieces per month. The new open Purchase Order signings and new Equipment will allow us to increase sales up to 1.5 million pieces per month, tripling current sales volume.
Eddie Okita, president and founder of Sushi Trends, stated, "We are going through a huge growth spurt in our business. We have made the decision to invest in new equipment and building space to significantly increase our output capabilities. Our investment will allow us to produce up to 1 million pieces of sushi per day, helping us meet projected demand."
Sushi Trend currently services over 50 major hotel and casinos in the Las Vegas market including the Mirage, Treasure Island, the Hilton Hotel, the MGM, the Monte Carlo, New York New York, the Ritz Carlton and many more. Management is continuing to work on growth opportunities with current and future clients to bring additional shareholder value to investors.
Although sushi has been declared the fastest growing fast food in the U.S., Sushi Trends credits the large increase in sales volume to its revolutionary patent pending freezing process. This technological breakthrough allows the sushi to retain its core freshness and taste, keeping clients happy and customers coming back for more.
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