CEOCFO.biz Features Herborium Group as Industry Innovator in Recent News Story.

TEANECK, N.J. -- Herborium Group, Inc. (OTCBB:HBRM), a developer and marketer of novel botanical therapeutics([R]), announced today that on April 12, 2007, an interview CEOCFO.biz conducted with Dr. Agnes Olszewski, Herborium's CEO, was released online by this powerful, bi-weekly Internet publication (http://ceocfointerviews.com/interviews/HBRM-Herborium.htm).

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The focal point of the story is the rapidly growing market for botanically based medicinal products and Herborium's business strategy as a leading industry innovator. This new, potentially $500B market is supported by recent changes in the FDA's regulatory approach (FDA 2004 Guidance For Industry Botanic Drugs Products), the erosion of consumer trust with ethical pharmaceuticals such as Vioxx and HRT due to recent safety problems, and the economics of botanical therapeutics, and botanical drugs which can be developed more quickly and economically than traditional pharmaceuticals.

"Herborium is one of the few players in this emerging niche. With our unique botanical therapeutic product candidates, innovative business model and science and marketing partners in the US, Asia and Europe, we expect to more than just make a mark on this emerging sector - we expect to own part of it," said Dr. Olszewski.

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