GARRISON, N.Y., Sept. 9, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Transportation Logistics Int'l, Inc. (OTCBB:TRPL) announced today that its Advanced Medical Diagnostics (AMD) division has signed a Letter of Intent Agreement for the exclusive distribution of their HIV Test Kit with InterAmericas Trading Solutions Assesoria, Consultoria E Representacao Ltda., whose headquarters are in Sao Paulo, Brazil. InterAmericas plans to market AMD's HIV (1&2) Rapid Test Kit throughout Brazil, and to order 100,000 kits for an inventory to fill its customers needs.
InterAmerica has already started on the necessary product testing, certification and registration required by the Brazilian Health Ministry, and expects clearances within the next three months.
Michael Gilbert, AMD's president, had this to say: "This first agreement is in keeping with our global sales strategy; we expect many more to follow. A report on the African response to our HIV (1&2) Home Test Kit will be forthcoming shortly, and we expect imminent orders, especially from West Africa nations."
"We just received a positive and enthusiastic reception of our HIV Kit from UNIFEM, the United Nations Development Fund for Women."
Additionally, a Peruvian based organization "Redess Jovenes" ("The National Network for the Advancement of Education, Sexual Health and Youth Development") has requested 500 kits for research studies to be conducted at two hospitals in southern Peru: "Pedro Lopez Silva" and "Maria Auxiliadora"; these hospitals provide care primarily to HIV/AIDS infected persons.
For further information contact Mike Margolies at 845-424-4100.
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