China Welcomes Queench, Inc.

Business Editors

JERICHO, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 20, 2004

Queench, Inc. (OTC: QENC) today announced its entry into the Chinese marketplace. This represents a substantial international opportunity that will have a positive impact on future financial results for Queench, Inc. With a 16,553,600 CNY ($2 Million USD) deal in place, Queench water will be manufactured and distributed in China and be made available to the over 12.8 million residents of Beijing. The move follows a large-scale distribution push. Distribution will begin as early as the first week of March, 2004. The Queench water products will have Joseph Cheung to oversee their distribution. Joseph Cheung owns Waterfront Baskets LLC, one of the largest international flatware manufacturers.

A report by researchandmarkets.com points out that there is a rapidly developing market for bottled water in China, including both the private consumer and institutional markets. Queench water coolers will become increasingly popular in China as people demand cleaner drinking water. The popularity of water coolers in China is also fueled by the sometimes lack of availability of boiled water in older office buildings.

Experts noted that consumers prefer bottled water as it is more "natural" than soda drinks and cleaner than tap water. The country spends an average of 500,000,000 CNY ($60 Million USD) on drinking water annually.

"It's not just about drinking. It's about improving health by drinking a better product," said Lyndell Parris, President and CEO of Queench, Inc. "Finding the markets where our product is needed will help us improve the success of our business. We already have international exposure, but now we want to take it a step further." China is recognized as a key market for Queench, Inc. by its top executives, who are ready to take advantage of this inter-continental exposure. Joseph Cheung said, "I'm happy to be able to bring such a remarkable product into China where we have a strong demand for it." Prices for Queench products in China have yet to be determined but will remain competitive as they are in the United States and Canada.

About Queench, Inc.

Queench, Inc. is a publicly held beverage and food company. Queench holds 24-year leases on four natural springs located in Canada, Florida, New York, and Oregon and distributes bottled water product lines and Perfect Whip, an all-organic nutriceutical soy-based food product. Its mission is to provide superior enhanced bottled water and food products to the world through innovative business and marketing strategies, industry alliances and cutting edge technology.

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