AMSTERDAM, N.Y., June 24, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sun Tzu Corporation (Pink Sheets:STZU) today announced the appointment of a large distribution partner in Southern Florida, marking the Company's expansion into the Southeastern US beverage market.
Sun Tzu Corp. has set up a base of operations in West Palm Beach to serve the entire state of Florida, which is one of the largest beverage consumption states in the United States and continues to grow in volume each year. The Company has appointed one of the top five distributors in Florida for its New Age beverage line and plans to expand into other markets within the state.
"Expanding our current product line into the Southeast will greatly benefit the company with increased sales and exposure in one of the nation's largest beverage markets," said Brett McCarthy, Sun Tzu Corp.'s President. "We are excited to continue increasing our portfolio of distribution channels nationwide, establishing a broad platform for sustained growth moving forward."
About Sun Tzu Corp.
Sun Tzu Corp. is a leading New Age Beverage Company that owns multiple brands and packages, offering several product lines of innovative energy drinks and non-alcoholic mixers. The Company focuses on innovative fountain branding of its beverages to bars and restaurants across the country and has developed one of the most competitive cooler and distribution programs available in grocery and convenience stores throughout the United States and abroad. Sun Tzu's beverages are available through independent beverage wholesalers such as Anheuser Busch, Miller-Coors, and Snapple Distributors.
To learn more about Sun Tzu Corp, please visit www.suntzucorp.com or visit www.suntzuenergydrink.com to read about Sun Tzu Energy Drink.
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