Cross Atlantic Commodities Inc. Shoots New Direct Response Commercial And On Schedule for Launch

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Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:00am EST

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(Business Wire)--
Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. (Pink Sheets: CXAC), a manufacturer and
distributor of nationally branded commodities, including food and general
merchandising for stores nation-wide, has shot its New Direct Response
Commercial for its Re-Juv by Caci Line and final edits are in process. 

Cross Atlantic Commodities has shot its new commercial and is on schedule to
launch the week of January 19, 2009. "We are working hard on the commercial to
get the new offer ready to launch," states Jorge Bravo, President / CEO of CXAC.
With the new offer for our Re-Juv by Caci Immediate Results at $14.95, plus
Shipping & Handling, you receive a second Re-Juv by Caci Immediate Results free
should be a great success. We are also hiring a Tele-Marketing Department to
offer our Day and Night Cream at a TV Offer of $24.95, plus shipping & handling.
"In offering the upsale, this will increase our weekly revenue, without spending
anymore on media," states Bravo. 

About Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc.:

Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. manufactures, distributes and markets specialty
food products and general merchandise to large food chains, clubs, and mass
merchants. The Import Foods Division assists overseas manufacturers in the
conformities of US packaging and label standards. The Fruit 2 Go brand is a
unique and healthy fruit snack packaged in a squeezable pack from our own
design. Spray n Shine is our environmentally friendly waterless wash & wax that
will clean up to five cars in a single can without the use of water or soap.
Cross Atlantic Commodities, Inc. is trading under the symbol CXAC. For more
information, visit www.crossac.com. 

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CACI
Jorge Bravo, 954-678-0698
jb@crossac.com

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