FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Organic Nutrition closes $5MM USDA loan and $1.4MM Series A funding
to begin all-natural fish and produce facility in Boynton Beach, FL
Boca Raton, FL. August 28, 2017 – Organic Nutrition, Inc. announced today that the Company
has closed on its first USDA guaranteed loan through Central Bank of Florida for $5,000,000.
The USDA loan couples with an initial round of Series A equity funding for $1,483,982.
Proceeds will be used to commence construction of Phase 1 of its Boynton Beach, FL. facilities.
An initial site plan was approved by Palm Beach County.
Ernest Papadoyianis, CEO, stated, “Our team has invested a significant amount of time in the
development of our integrated agriculture model. We believe the timing of our entry into the
marketplace is ideal, based upon the enormous demand for healthy, locally grown, all-natural
foods.”
Management intends to break ground in September on construction of 100,000 square feet of
greenhouses and deployment of the Aqua-Sphere fish production systems. The complete site
build out will incorporate over 500,000 square feet of hydroponic greenhouses and seven AquaSphere production systems, capable of producing over 350,000 lbs of the Company’s
Everglades Striped Bass™.
Organic Nutrition previously operated a research center in Boynton Beach, FL where we tested
and modified a variety of hydroponic systems and methods for growing over 100 varieties of
produce. The Company further pioneered the commercial production of Black Soldier Fly for the
mass production of sustainable insect protein. This research has prepared the Company to
become a premier nationally-scaled, all-natural produce supplier. We also believe we have
achieved the optimal solution to become the one of first organic fish farms in the U.S.

The Company has achieved key milestones to date. We believe these
accomplishments have positioned our company for tremendous growth:
-Closed $5,000,000 USDA guaranteed loan
-Prepared site for construction with over $2MM in improvements
-Raised $1,483,982 in Series A from accredited investors
-Successfully created a sustainable protein from the Black Solider Fly for fish and livestock diets
- Established relationships with large distributors and food chains
-Filed for $50,000,000 EB-5 loan opportunity and is working closely with Mr. David Huang, Managing
Partner, Da Tang Investment Group for 5 site plan in 4 states.

About Organic Nutrition, Inc.
Organic Nutrition, Inc. intends to develop an integrated, sustainable agriculture business
incorporating hydroponic greenhouses and an eco-friendly, patented fish farming technology
called Aqua-Sphere®. The Organic Nutrition model combines sustainable agriculture and
aquaculture, creating a synergistic process that turns fish waste into hydroponic fertilizer. The

 Company will deploy disruptive technologies to a platform which produces high quality produce,
fish, and sustainable insect protein through natural processes.
The Company’s first production site is located in Boynton Beach, Florida and operates under a
wholly owned subsidiary, ONI-Boynton Beach, LLC. ONI-Boynton Beach will be a leading
supplier of all-natural, locally-grown fish and produce.

Contact:
Ray Pirrello, Investor Relations
(561) 886-7277
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