Littleton, Colorado - 5 March, 2003 -

Maui Wowi, the leading franchisor of Hawaiian Blend gourmet, all-natural refreshments sold at kiosks nationwide, is now adding Fiji Water, a taste of paradise, to their already established product line. "We are thrilled to introduce Fiji Water to our already health-conscious menu,” said Michael Haith, CEO of Maui Wowi. “Not only does Fiji Water fit our gourmet, tropical personality, it also adds to our growing product line. This is just another example of how Maui Wowi is expanding our company by successfully catering to the impulse buyer." Soon, Fiji Water can be purchased at over 200 Maui Wowi kiosks and special event locations throughout the country. For more information about Fiji Water, please visit the website www.fijiwater.com. Maui Wowi, the leading franchisor of Hawaiian Blend gourmet, all-natural refreshments sold at kiosks nationwide, has more than 200 units operating in 41 states and Puerto Rico. In addition to smoothies and Kona Espresso drinks, they’ve also added Maui Wowi Smoothie Rip- Sticks , all natural, fat-free, squeeze-ups made up of all fruit and yogurt in addition to its signature all natural pre-blended smoothies (an all-natural blend of fresh fruit, non-fat yogurt). Maui Wowi was rated number 38 in the category of fastest growing franchises on the Entrepreneur Magazine franchise 500 list. FIJI Water is shipped direct from the Fiji Islands. Bottled at the source, this natural artesian water is known for its soft, smooth taste and superb mineral content. Carbon testing proves that this underground aquifer protects rainwater that fell over 450 years ago and due to the state-of-the-art bottling process, the water does not come in contact with the earth’s atmosphere until the cap is removed. The expansive aquifer is located in the Yaqara Valley on the main island of Viti Levu in Fiji and is protected by 1500 miles of open Pacific Ocean from the nearest industrialized continent. FIJI Water is currently available throughout the United States and Canada.

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