i Brands Corporation Signs Online Ordering Agreement

ATLANTA, Sep 28, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) — i Brands Corporation (OTC: IBRC), www.ibrandscorp.com, announces the signing of a beta test online service agreement with Zucca Bar & Pizzeria, www.ZuccaPizza.com.

Zucca Bar & Pizzeria (”Zucca”) is an Atlanta-based casual Italian dining restaurant chain specializing in New York style pizza and family-recipe pasta/sauces. The beta test will last 90-days followed by a roll-out into Zucca’s chain. Zucca’s management intends to growth their chain, firstly on a regional then national basis.

According to pizzamarketplace.com, “Online ordering is a fast-growing part of the pizza business. For smaller, independent pizza operations, it is important to develop an online ordering system in order to stay competitive.” QSR Magazine recently reported that “of the Quick Service experts surveyed, 51% predict online ordering to be ‘The Next Big Thing’.”

About i Brands Corporation

i BRANDS CORPORATION provides leading-edge, innovative online ordering software to the world-wide restaurant and hospitality industry. The Company’s product is a highly intuitive software platform that facilitates restaurant consumers ordering their food online from their favorite restaurant. This innovative software provides the restaurateur quantitative benefits that increase revenues, improves efficiency and increases profitability with a relatively small investment. The Company’s market in the United States consist of 1.1 million restaurants where last year 45.2 Billion meals were ordered as “take-out” generating $357 Billion take-out annual sales. Less than 5% of restaurants in the United States offer online ordering.

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SOURCE: i Brands Corporation