Impact Fusion International's Wholly Owned Subsidiary Supreme Energy Resources to Harvest Their Substantial Supply of Bagasse

NAPOLEONVILLE, La., Oct. 22, 2012

As a result of the well reported drought throughout the Continental United States there exists severe shortages of natural fiber for the feeding of cattle. The alternative to hay and other fiber rich vegetation is bagasse. It has the consistency of wood mulch. If fermented and dried, bagasse can be a superior substitute for fiber rich mixing with cornmeal and other protein sources to feed cattle. "The USDA has approved bagasse for animal consumption and we plan on exercising our advantage" stated Marc Walther, CEO. 

Bagasse is the fibrous matter that remains after sugarcane or sorghum stalks are crushed to extract their juice. It is currently used as a biofuel and in the manufacture of pulp and paper products, building materials, natural environmental absorption and cattle feed.  A similar process is used for these industries as well which will give us multi-market capabilities.

Hay, which is one of the fibers used for mixing with corn, alfalfa and other starches and proteins, has climbed in price by a factor of 3  and  is expected to increase to as much as10 times the price by the beginning of 2013.  This condition according to experts will be present for the next 4 to 5 years which will give ranchers the time to see that bagasse is a better source of fiber than hay. Every steer could consume 5 pounds of processed bagasse per day.  A ranch with 1,000,000 head of cattle will consume 2500 tons per day at an average cost of up to $100 per ton or more.

Impact Fusion will be supplying Supreme Premium Bagasse Gold.  By adding the Company's proprietary blend of Nutri-Mastic™. The added value of our bagasse will, in management's opinion, be worthy of a higher price and will create a natural allegiance with our wholesalers to our brand. No other animal feed producer can duplicate our product—Supreme Premium Bagasse Gold creating a unique competitive edge.

In the opinion of management, there are sufficient stockpiles of bagasse on their 63 acre Supreme Energy property to satisfy the requirements of ranchers with large herds at a rate of 7500 tons per day.  The Company has developed an implementation plan that will generate this daily output within the next 8 months and could start shipping within 60 days in lower volumes.  Supreme is situated within 15 miles of the heart of Louisiana's sugar cane farming area which provides access to as much bagasse that we can produce for many years with low incoming freight costs. 

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