THE CALL IS TOMORROW!!!

You are invited to a FREE conference call this Wednesday August 13, 2008 at 6 PM PST sharp.

On this call you will learn:

-How to Develop your Business Plan

-Why you need a Business Plan

-All different parts of you Business Plan

To call in simply dial in the number and punch in the access code plus the # sign listed bellow at 6 PM PST.

Date: Wednesday August 13, 2008

Time: 6 PM PST / 9 PM EST

Conference Dial-in Number: (712) 451-6000

Participant Access Code: 685210#

The call will be from 30 minutes to 40 minutes in length.

Don't forget, the call is FREE.  I hope you can make it.

Build Your Beverage Empire ™

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Thanks,

Jorge S. Olson

THE CALL IS TOMORROW!!!

You are invited to a FREE conference call this Wednesday August 6, 2008 at 6 PM PST sharp.

This call will be an “Overview of how to launch your beverage company"

Topics covered will include: How to start your company, find your target market, how much can you sell, develop your product and more.

To call in simply dial in the number and punch in the access code plus the # sign listed bellow at 6 PM PST.

Date: Wednesday August 6, 2008

Time: 6 PM PST / 9 PM EST

Conference Dial-in Number: (712) 451-6000

Participant Access Code: 685210#

The call will be from 15 minutes to 30 minutes in length.

Don't forget, the call is FREE.  I hope you can make it.

Build Your Beverage Empire ™

Thanks,

Jorge

Jorge S. Olson

Liquid Brands Management Inc.

Liquid Brands Management S. A de C. V.

Beverage Industry Experts working in the Beverage Industry to help companies launch their products

Anheuser-Busch had been a reluctant takeover target, spurning InBev's $46.3 billion takeover bid and fighting efforts to have the Belgian brewer replace its board of directors.

Media reports said InBev had raised its bid to $70 per share, up from $65 per share, and a deal could be sealed this weekend. InBev declined to comment. Anheuser-Busch could not be immediately reached for comment.

Coca-Cola Co.’s former president and chief operating officer, Muhtar Kent, took as chief executive officer last week just as the beverage market is losing some of its fizz.

When the company announced late last year that Kent, the 55-year-old protege of Chairman and now-former CEO E. Neville Isdell, would ascend to the top spot July 1, the global beverage giant appeared to be finally shaking off years of malaise.

But since then, Coke’s stock has fallen about 21 percent from an eight-year high in January.

In recent weeks, two of Coke’s biggest bottlers in Europe and the U.S. have issued profit warnings, clear indicators that the deteriorating economy is cutting into beverage sales.

At least one analyst says U.S. sales have recently slowed in Glaceau drinks, which Coke acquired in a $4.1 billion acquisition of Energy Brands Inc. last year, a major deal Kent drove.

Kent insists that the beverage industry is better positioned than many other businesses to weather economic difficulties. He says rapid urbanization and blossoming of the middle class in big emerging nations are juicing demand for on-the-go beverages. So many people are moving to urban centers that it is like “adding a city the size of New York to the world every three months,” he said in a recent interview.

Atlanta-based Coke said in late May that it remains confident in its “global business outlook” for the second quarter and the full year. Coke has also said in recent months that Glaceau sales are strong, and a Coke spokesman said the company is pleased with its acquisition.

But Kent acknowledges that he faces stronger headwinds than were expected seven months ago. He has indicated that as CEO he will stick to the current strategic plan emphasizing closer cooperation with retailers, improved marketing and aggressive expansion into juice and other drinks.

“No one knows what the world macro scene is going to be like in the next six to eight months,” he said. “But my prediction is there will be some tough times, and we’ll be best poised to deal with them, with our bottling partners.”