LINDON, Utah, Feb. 13, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Electric Aquagenics Unlimited, Inc. ("EAU" or "Company") (OTCBB:EAUI), a provider of electrolyzed oxidative water, that promotes "Green Chemistry" to numerous industries including food processing, agriculture and carpet cleaning, today announced its name change to EAU Technologies, Inc. EAU will now trade under the symbol "EAUI" on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board.
EAU started the process of its name change in 2006 as the Company moved from entrepreneurial management to professional management. Wade Bradley, EAU's CEO, stated, "Water electrolysis is now becoming well known in the food safety and pathogen intervention community as an alternative to existing environmentally unfriendly solutions. EAU Technologies better reflects the new focus of the Company." Mr. Bradley joined the Company in November, 2006.
About EAU:
EAU Technologies, Inc. (EAU) is a supplier of Electrolyzed Oxidative Water Technology (EOW Technology marketed as Empowered Water(tm)) and other complementary technologies with applications in diverse industries. EAU's water-based and non-toxic (at application concentration, the solutions are non-toxic to humans and live animals) EOW Technology may replace many of the traditional methods now used to clean, disinfect, protect and nourish in large industries such as agriculture and food processing. EAU has solutions for existing bacteria, virus and mold proliferation threats. EAU continues to add innovative and efficacious products that offer a systemic approach to pathogen elimination in food processing plants and related industries, thereby producing safer foods and protecting the environment through "Green Chemistry."
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