CRD Technologies Officially Launches Private Label Energy Shot, Company Expects Big Revenues From Little Bottles

PHOENIX, AZ--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 11, 2008 -- CRD Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of MediaTechnics Corporation (Other OTC:MEDT.PK - News), officially announced its ability to private label 2oz and 3oz energy shots, allowing the company to further tap into the $2.6 Billion Energy Drink Category, citing estimates from the Beverage Marketing Corp.
"The private label demand we are receiving for energy shots is astonishing. The category is expanding faster then we ever could have imagined," said Michael Ramer, Co-Founder of CRD.

It is estimated that over 10% of the total energy drink category sales have moved to energy shots, or an estimated $275 million, including all types of energy drink products. (Data from Beverage Marketing Corp.)

"Our production capabilities for this product are now at the point we can begin offering the energy shots to large chains and wholesalers. The ability to blow bottles on the production site, as opposed to buying from a third party, was the key to getting the price and product ready for our customers. We are very excited to say the least," added Ramer.

CRD will offer the private label energy shots to its customers in either its own stock formulation or CRD can develop custom formulations and flavors to meet the customer's exact specifications.

About MediaTechnics Corporation (Other OTC:MEDT.PK - News)

Mediatechnics Corporation www.mediatechnicscorporation.com is the parent company of Mediatechnics Systems Inc. www.mediatechnics.com, MediaMaster Corporation www.mediamastercorp.com, The Live Network www.thelivenetwork.com, Innotech www.innotechusa.com, and CRD Technology www.crdtechnologies.com.

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