VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 3, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- S2C Global Systems Inc. (Pink Sheets:STWG) is pleased to announce that it has initiated the terms of the MOU it signed with Amaro, Inc. in February of this year. Under the terms of the memorandum, Amaro agreed to supply five-gallon bottled water for 10 Aquaduct units located in Quebec and eastern Ontario. With the completion of the IGA Verona, Ontario installation, Amaro will now start delivering water on a regularly scheduled basis to the Aquaduct vending unit.
Rod Bartlett, President and CEO, stated, "We believe the opportunity to work with a company of Amaro's caliber will clearly establish S2C Global in the five-gallon water distribution industry. Amaro's team has been extremely helpful and patient during the early stage of product development. We look forward to a long and prosperous relationship."
About Amaro Inc.
Amaro, Inc. is Quebec's largest independent bottler/distributor of natural spring, five-gallon bottled water, exceeding three million bottle production last year. They are looking to expand their markets and believe the Aquaduct system can assist in achieving that goal. Amaro currently services more than 500 retail locations.
About S2C Global Systems, Inc.
S2C Global's mission is to implement automated physical distribution systems for high-volume bulk products that will enable retail cost savings and improved sales at the store level. This is accomplished through integrating mechanical and computer technologies into innovative new products and systems that are highly reliable and profitable. S2C's management is focused on an acquisition program targeting high quality and volume prospects.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD S2C Global Systems, Inc Mr. Rod Bartlett, CEO
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