TORONTO, Oct. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Hat Trick Beverages Inc. (HKBV.PK) - The issuer is pleased to announce that it has received the approval to participate at the Canadian Franchise show this weekend in Toronto. At the same time it received approval to become members of Canadian Franchise Association
Mr. Vaiser CEO of Hat Trick said, "These shows are great for brand name awareness and to drum up sales. The Oshawa-Ajax show brought us several deals already and we expect more sales from this show. We are also working on a number of leads for Pringles that we got at the last Toronto show as well. We are also working hard at launching our manufacturing facilities Nadia Industries in Italy and we will have some images to display on our web site shortly, for our shareholders and followers. Lastly we have submitted an expose for the merger with a Frankfurt listed company as previously announced, and are proceeding down that path. We are receiving many inquiries from our shareholders regarding the merger deal. The way we understand the deal is being structured, our corporate advisors tell us that when all is said and done all Hat Trick shareholders on record will receive stock in the Frankfurt merger company, and will also retain their Hat Trick positions as well" .
The issuer will make further announcements on this shortly.
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