ABOUT AMAZONAS FLORESTALAmazonas Florestal Inc. AF USA, is a diversified timber company focused on sustainable forestry practices. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, with timber operations in Brazil, our Company owns large tracks of rainforest land in the Brazilian State of Amazonas, Brazil. The Amazonas rainforest property has been in the families of our management and shareholders for over fifty-years. Amazonas management is committed to sustainable management of the forest and takes great pride in the unique position it has taken as a supplier of hardwood timber to a diversified worldwide customer base.Amazonas and its people are committed stewards of the Brazilian Rainforest land that they own and believe that an environmentally responsible company can be profitable and grow while leaving a positive impact on its land, its people and the bio-diversity of the rain forest.Amazonas currently owns 90,108 acres of virgin rainforest land located in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. This is the equivalent of approximately 141 sq. miles of land. We intend on pursuing a strategy that will allow it to develop into a profitable enterprise while practicing responsible management its properties.Business Model Our Company's business model is focused on four separate business's initiatives Sustainable forestry Timber Operations, Biomass Development, Production Revenue generation from carbon credits, Proprietary Programs that enhance our Commitment to Local Communities their People and Unique Initiatives that protect the integrity and biodiversity of our lands ecosystem.Mission Our Mission is to become the leading innovator of sustainable forest management and generate profit while protecting the biodiversity of the rain forest ecosystem and enhancing the lives of the people who live in it.The company intends to preserve these properties through UN REDD Reducing Emissions from Deforestation Forest Degradation incentive programs, while selectively harvesting their resources through sustainable Green government approved forest management projects. Towards this end the Company has entered into a strategic relationship with Carbon Forest Group, a financial management Company that is charged with the development and monetization of Carbon Credits through Sustainable Forest Management SFM, Agro Forestry and or R.E.D.D.Sustainable Forest Management Amazonas Florestals sustainable forest management strategy, with its selective method of harvesting timber for the production and commercialization of wood products, targets deforestation which is one of the primary causes of global warming. Additionally, the Company's strategy rehabilitates ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation. We make preservation profitable.REDD Carbon Credit Incentives The Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation program is a UN led initiative aimed at incentivizing the global community to protect its forests. The Company is taking the necessary steps to quantify and certify the carbon sink that conserving the vast majority of its land will create.Clean Energy A natural bi-product from timber production is biomass, which is traditionally discarded as waste wood. AFI plans to recycle this material and convert it into renewable energy. This will create revenues through the direct sale of the energy generated, as well as the Carbon Credit offsets created by this type of activity. In 2012 AFI will conduct a feasibility study for the installation and operation of a thermal energy plant.Amazonas Forestry and Timber Extraction OperationsAmazonas Florestal owns Title for a property denominated Fazenda Jatuarana. This property contains some 36,481hectares or 90,146 acres of rainforest land located in the southern part of the State of Amazonas in Brazil and was appraised in 2011 by EB da Amazonia, a real estate appraisal company that has been credentialed through Banco do Brazil, at a fair market value of more than 77 MM BR Reais or approximately US$46 MM. Along with and completely independent of Fazenda Jatuarana, Amazonas Florestal has also acquired two fully approved forest management projects and their associated permits and licenses. Through these licenses AMZO is authorized to harvest approximately 14,000 cubic meters of timber. The Company's forest property and assigned and approved to extract forest land, have been recently audited by a P.C.A.O.B. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board certified accounting firm as collateral to fund Amazonas Florestal's capital requirements needed to develop the properties and bring them into a profitable commercial status.The wood products Amazonas Florestal exports require specific governmental approval. Amazonas Florestal maintains the necessary governmental permits for importing and exporting and meet any safety standards set. Yearly licenses and permit are required.High rates of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon are the focus of both national and international concern. The Brazilian government heavily regulates the Timber Industry to make sure that all forest management practices are conducted in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way. In the State of Amazonas specifically , the regulatory environmental protection agency known as IPAAM, or Instituto de Protecao Ambiental do Amazonia, has been granted ample powers by IBAMA , the Federal Environmental Agency to regulate, approve and enforce Sustainable Forest Management Projects. These regulations are so specific that an inventory of the forest resource is taken whereby 100% of the trees existing on a particular property are inventoried and cataloged by specie, diametric size and age.Each of the harvestable trees found to be more than 60 cm at chest height and in the species of commercial value is tagged using aluminum tags and numbered according to the complete catalog tally. Engineers then come in to determine the environmental impact of felling those trees and the direction that each should be felled in order to minimize the damage to its surroundings and considering potential erosion once that tree is removed. No trees are felled within 50 meters of any stream, lake or river to protect the natural erosion of its bank.A forest engineer is responsible to laying out an extraction program breaking down the property into 50 x 50 meter sectors and indicating the paths where equipment can be introduced and roads built when needed. Once the project is formulated it goes to IPAAM for approval. An LO Licencia Operativa, Operating License, is issued and accompanied by an ACOF- Harvest Authorization. Once approved the amounts shown on these approval documents are entered in exact m3 quantities per specie and are allocated to the project owners in the IBAMA DOF system.This federal control and regulative system not only fulfills verification that the timber extracted from each project is of legal origin but controls the transportation 100% from standing tree to finished product shipped locally or exported. This is achieved by the various steps in the system where an original DOF and Invoice need to accompany a log shipment from the project to the mill and contain information on the shipping method, whether by land or water with the license information for the shipper truck tag, barge number, tugboat registry Another DOF controls the product while shipped from the mill or manufacturing industry anywhere else.Once brought to market, if done so internally in the Brazilian domestic market, the seller has to show a DOF number on each invoice and send a copy to IBAMA to have that amount removed from the system. In order to export IBAMA reviews the DOF and inspects the product upon shipment at the port of discharge.These government agencies have the power to immediately halt any and all operations should any impromptu inspection reveal even the slightest discrepancy in size, quantities, species or environmental practices. Furthermore, continued Domestic and International pressure to protect the Amazonian rainforest can lead to more stringent regulations, or even the complete banning of all Timber operations in this region.-------Current InformationShare Structure Confirmed 121214Outstanding Shares 939,480,312Authorized Shares 1,500,000,000Bay City Transfer Agency Registrar Inc.7075 Gratiot RoadSte 1, Saginaw MI 48609Tel 989 891-9720Fax 989 414-1412Email infobaycitytransfer.com-------AZFL Nice SEC FIlingPropertiesAMAZONAS FLORESTAL FOREST LAND Fazenda JatuaranaThe Company primary land holdings is called Fazenda Jatuarana, which is located 389_kilometers from the city of Manaus, Brazil in the State of Amazonas. On December 14th, 2010, the Company commenced development of carbon studies on the land. This Fazenda Jatuarana represents 90,108 acres and has been recently appraised by EB da Amazonia, a certified appraisal company that specializes in the valuation of rural forest properties in Northern Brazil. The land was valued at BRL $ 77 Million which, at the time of the appraisal, was based on the concurrent exchange rate, equivalent to approximately USD$ 44 Million. The appraisal methods used were in line with acceptable GAAP principles to determine actual fair market value of the land and the netback to stumpage methods widely acceptable to calculate the net value of a forest resource.Lago Preto Dos Ramos I Lago Preto I has 979.12 hectares with an approved license for the extraction of 10,086.548 cubic meters of various species of semi-hard and hardwoods of commercial demand, both in the region and worldwide. Through the Operation License number 37110, as authorized by IPAAM Instituto de Protecao Ambiental de Amazonas.Lago Preto Dos Ramos IILago Preto II has 1,351.79 hectares, and contains 4,701.947 cubic meters of timber authorized for extraction through the IPAAM license number 53810.The Forest Engineer who managed the studies for the Company was the Company retained Ricardo Ludke, who was responsible for all of the technical and management aspects of the projects. Mr. Ludke's responsibility, working closely with IPAAM- Instituto de Proteccao Ambiental da Amazonas, the State of Amazonas, the government agency that regulates and controls all such sustainable projects in the state, together with IBAMA, the Brazilian EPA, in the approval and enforcement of all laws that govern such projects in Brazil, is to ensure that all of the felling and extraction is done in compliance with the low impact logging criteria that is described and as specified on the project literature as conditional for its approval by IPAAM. Mr. Ludke has a thorough background in the management of such projects having worked with several dozen such projects in the past with IBAMA in congruence with such platforms at a government level.Additional Forestry PropertiesThe company has options to purchase another 303,000 hectares of virgin rainforest land from related parties to management and another 203,000 hectares from business associates of management and their families in Brazil.Company OfficersContactsRicardo Cortez Treasurer, SecretaryPepper W Stebbins COO, acting CEO, Director, Market EventsJuan Carlos Ubieto IR Manager, Director, Investor RelationsCompany DirectorsRicardo Cortez ChairmanKeitiane Da Gama SilvaUnited States1110 Brickell Avenue Miami Florida 33131Ph 855 33amazonas 332-6296FX 305 459-1829BrazilRua Salvador, Numero 12012 Andar, Edif Vieralves Business CenterBairro Adrianopolis, Manaus, AMBrazil CEP 69.057-040T1 55-92 3878 2632General Info. infoamazonasf.comEmployment Opportunities employmentamazonasf.comInvestor Information investoramazonasf.comCARBON CREDITSA carbon offset is a reduction in emissions of carbon dioxide or greenhouse gases made in order to compensate for or to offset an emission made elsewhere.Carbon offsets are measured in metric tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent CO2e and may represent six primary categories of greenhouse gases.5 The categories include carbon dioxide CO2, methane CH4, nitrous oxide N2O, perfluorocarbons PFCs, hydroflourocarbons HFCs, and sulfur hexafluoride SF6.6 One carbon offset represents the reduction of one metric ton of carbon dioxide or its equivalent in other greenhouse gases.In the compliance market, companies, governments, or other entities buy carbon offsets in order to comply with caps on the total amount of carbon dioxide they are allowed to emit. This market exists in order to achieve compliance with obligations of Annex 1 Parties under the Kyoto Protocol, and of liable entities under the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. In 2006, about $5.5 billion of carbon offsets were purchased in the compliance market, representing about 1.6 billion metric tons of CO2e reductions.In 2009, 8.2 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent changed hands worldwide, up 68% from 2008. The World Bank puts the overall value of the market at $144 billion.The global carbon market is dominated by the European Union, where companies that emit greenhouse gases are required to cut their emissions or buy pollution allowances or carbon credits from the market, under the European Union Emission Trading Scheme. Europe, which has seen volatile carbon prices due to fluctuations in energy prices and supply and demand, will continue to dominate the global carbon market for another few years, as the U.S. and Chinathe world's top pollutershave yet to establish mandatory emission-reduction policies.Land use, land-use change and forestry LULUCF projects focus on natural carbon sinks such as forests and soil. Deforestation, particularly in Brazil, Indonesia and parts of Africa, accounts for about 20% of greenhouse gas emissions. Deforestation can be avoided either by paying directly for forest preservation, or by using offset funds to provide substitutes for forest-based products. There is a class of mechanisms referred to as REDD schemes Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, which may be included in a post-Kyoto agreement. REDD credits provide carbon offsets for the protection of forests, and provide a possible mechanism to allow funding from developed nations to assist in the protection of native forests in developing nations.PRODUCTION OF BIOMASSThrough the harvesting of our forests we anticipate amassing large volumes of biomass grade timber tree tops and branches, which is not suitable for timber production. This biomass is chippedand the larger-sized logs are graded for sawn timber production.To avoid shipping large amounts of cellulose wood chips around the world to power utilities, paper producer's and chip-board manufacturers, we plan to eventually build our own power generation facilities on site.After all, transporting low-grade low-value chips overseas will generate no real income and will onlY make shipping companies wealthy. The power utilities are fuelled with our own wood chips and sawmill waste to produce electrical energy, which we will sell directly to a local power companies, on contract.-The biomass is burnt primarily to produce steam, which drives a turbine to produce 30% electrical energy efficiency.-The heat produced is then recycled and recovered in a cogeneration plant to obtain up to 45% of electrical energy.-The remaining waste heat can then be used in our other production facilities to dry timber and heat water, and thus optimize efficiency.-By burning wood instead of fossil fuels to produce energy we are carbon neutral, thereforewe create zero impact on the environment.-Contributing to the reduction of CO2 generates CER credits under the Kyoto protocol mechanism. These credits are valuable commodities which we trade on the international carbon markets. In addition to the power sold, we anticipate that eventually we could produce sufficient electrical energy to power all of our own on site operations, making us totally self-sufficient and energy effective.Whenever possible we also build and operate Run of the river hydro power which relies on the natural flow of a waterway and involves placing small, mini, or micro hydro turbines into running waterways and is achieved without the construction of large dams. Run of river hydro usually involves a low-level diversion weir or a streambed intake and is usually located on a fast flowing, non-seasonal stream or river. This form of hydro power generation has the zero impact on the environment. Hydro power turbine generators are very efficient when compared to wind turbine generators and solar panels.Biomass ProcessAmazonas Biomass is used to create energy through a process called gasification. Gasification is the breaking down of carbon-based materials by applying extreme temperatures in an oxygen-starved environment to create a high-energy gas. The high temperatures and limited oxygen radically reduces harmful emissions compared to either incineration or landfills. It works much like covering a candle with a jar, without oxygen the material can't burn.Gasification has been used as a more efficient and cleaner method than traditional burn or combustion processes to generate energy for over a century.The primary output from gasification is a clean synthetic gas called syngas, similar in properties to natural gas or propane. Syngas has many commercial uses including electricity generation, biofuels production and powering hydrogen fuel cells.In addition, gasification has other advantages over burning-Greater reduction of waste volume 90-95% reduction vs 60-70% reduction-Higher energy efficiency-More effectively detoxifies hazardous materials-A sustainability process ensures that the absolute minimal amounts of Emissions are created from the entire gasification process.The production of Amazonas biomass is part of a sustainable process to maximize efficiencies and minimize any waste and emissions.Sustainability ProcessI.a. Remaining flue gases are captured and sent to a plasma arc to heat a boiler where hot water is sent throughout the community providing perpetual hot water.b. Any remaining CO2 is sent to algae ponds to feed algae that produce bio-diesel.c. Hot and cold water is sent throughout the community. This water is captured in sewage containment where the solids and liquids are separated.II.a. Solid waste is sent to an aerobic digester for methane gas production.b. This gas is captured for additional feedstock in energy production.c. The excess solids are taken out and dried before being sent to the gasifier for syngas production.III.a. Liquids are process to clear remaining impurities and sent to algae ponds to feed algae in biodiesel production.b. Water is stiffened from the algae ponds to feed hydroponic food production where 3 acres can produce enough food to feed 10,000 people.Preservation of the Brazilian RainforestThe Brazilian Amazon represents over half of the planet's remaining rainforests, and it comprises the largest and most species-rich tract of tropical rainforest in the world. Amazonas Florestal is committed to the sustainable and environmentally responsible management of these forests. Amazonas Florestal's sustainable forest management strategy, with its selective method of harvesting timber for the production and commercialization of wood products, addresses deforestation, which is one of the primary causes of global warming. Additionally, Amazonas Florestal's strategy rehabilitates ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation. Amazonas Florestal intends to preserve these properties through UN REDD Reducing Emissions from Deforestation Forest Degradation incentive programs, while selectively harvesting their resources through sustainable Green government approved forest management projects. Towards this end Amazonas Florestal has entered into a strategic relationship with Carbon Forest Group, a financial management Company that is charged with the development and monetization of Carbon Credits through Sustainable Forest Management SFM, Agro Forestry and or R.E.D.D.Brazil has a land area of 846 million hectares and an estimated population in 2010 of 195 million people United Nations Population Division 2010 the country is ranked 75th out of 182 countries in UNDP's Human Development Index UNDP 2009. Ninety-three per cent of the country is below 800 m in altitude. The highest peaks, at about 2500 m, are found on the northern border with Venezuela and in the southeast on the Atlantic coast. The vast Amazon Basin contains the world's largest area of tropical rainforest the majority of it is Brazilian territory. FAO 2010a and Government of Brazil 2010 both estimated Brazil's total forest cover in 2010 at 519 million hectares, including both tropical and non-tropical natural and planted forests an estimated 354 million hectares of the total was in the Amazon.More on the Brazilian RainforestsBusiness DescriptionAmazonas Florestal is a diversified timber company generating profit through innovative, sustainable management of its large tracts of land in the rainforests of Amazonas, Brazil. This land, which has been in the families of management and shareholders for over fifty years, consists of 90,108 acres or over 141 square miles of virgin rainforest, is unencumbered by any debt, and has anappraised value of over US$47 million. Amazonas Florestal's sustainable forest management strategy, with its green philosophy and method of cyclical harvesting, preserves ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation, positioning it as an industry leader in responsible, eco-friendly timber practices.Headquartered in Miami, FL, Amazonas goal is to become the leader in sustainable forest management, creating revenue while protecting the biodiversity of the rainforest ecosystem and enhancing the lives of the people who live in it. Amazonas' business model relies on three distinct, responsible business initiatives and revenue streams. The first initiative, which is already in operations, is Sustainable Forestry and Timber Operations, by which Amazonas supplies hardwood timber to a diverse worldwide customer base. The other initiatives, which are currently being developed, are in the areas of Bio-mass Development, which creates revenues through the direct sale of clean energy and Carbon Offsets, which are used to garner REDD Carbon Credit incentives for resale.Amazonas and its people are committed stewards of the Fazenda Jatuarana, their large tract of Brazilian rainforest, and believe that an environmentally responsible company can be profitable and grow while leaving a positive impact on its land, its people, and the bio-diversity of the rainforest. Through a strategy of selective harvesting, biomass production, and conservation incentives, Amazonas Florestal not only protects one of the world's greatest natural resources, it also makes preservation profitable.FilingsWebsitePhone 855-285-2227EmailAZFL is an OTC CURRENT, undervalued GEM Based on the current asset holdings, the minimum share price based on book value should be in the range of 5 to 8 CENTSAZFL NEW$ Amazonas-Florestal Ltd. Retains Windmill Communication-Design-and-Management For Social Media and Press Release ServicesCompany Committed to Expanding Awareness and Building Shareholder ValueDec 16, 2014 eTeligis.com via COMTEX -- MIAMI, FL, United States, via ETELIGIS INC., 12162014 - - Amazonas Florestal, Ltd. Amazonas or Company OTC Pink AZFLPINKSHEETS AZFL, a natural resources company generating profit through innovative, sustainable forest management, is pleased to announce the Company has retained Windmill, a unique and experienced provider of social media and communication design and management services to small public and private companies.Amazonas's CEO Pepper Stebbins, commented, Executing on our business plan and building shareholder value for the benefit of the Company and our investors are our top priorities. As further progress is made with our timber operations, we found it imperative that the Company begin generating greater awareness and increasing communication with the public, industry professionals, investors and the overall investment community.Mr. Stebbins continued, To make our efforts as effective and fruitful as possible, and to allow management to continue focusing on growing our core business in Brazil, we've brought on Windmill, an experienced public company communications firm, to help us particularly in areas of social media and press. Their knowledge of public companies and experience in providing corporate communications, investor relations, social media and marketing services to small public companies, like ours, will be instrumental in the time ahead. We look forward to actively working with Windmill's team now and into 2015.Experienced in corporate communications, investor relations, financial marketing, public relations, psychology and design, Windmill is a creative, integrated social media and communication design management firm focused on driving online perception for small businesses, private and public companies, organizations and people. Utilizing modern branding, messaging and communication techniques, Windmill comprehensively and affordably aid clients in creating, improving and building positive perception and consistent communication amongst social and investor communities. Services include social media, website design, press releases, marketing materials, public and investor contact, etc.For more information on Windmill, please visitAbout Amazonas FlorestalAmazonas Florestal is a natural resources company generating profit through innovative, sustainable management of its large tracts of land in the rainforests of Amazonas, Brazil. Amazonas Florestal's sustainable forest management strategy, with its green philosophy and method of cyclical harvesting, preserves ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation, positioning it as an industry leader in responsible, eco-friendly timber practices.Headquartered in Miami, FL, Amazonas' goal is to become a leader in sustainable forest management, creating revenue while protecting the biodiversity of the rainforest ecosystem and enhancing the lives of the people who live in it. Through a strategy of selective harvesting, biomass production, and conservation incentives, Amazonas Florestal not only protects one of the world's greatest natural resources, it also makes preservation profitable.For more information, please visit follow the Company on and , or tweet Amazonas_AZFLDisclaimer Forward Looking StatementsForward-looking statements in this release regarding Amazonas Florestal are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, continued acceptance of the company's products, increased levels of competition, new products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights, and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.CONTACTAmazonas Florestal Ltd.Pepper W StebbinsCEO1110 Brickell Ave, Ste. 430Miami, FL 33131Phone 855 285-2227Email infoamazonasf.comWebSOURCE Amazonas Florestal Ltd.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$AZFL Amazonas Florestal Ltd. Expands Land Holdings and Increases Timber InventoriesOct 01, 2014 ACCESSWIRE via COMTEX -- MIAMI, FL ACCESSWIRE October 1, 2014 Amazonas Florestal, Ltd. otc pinkAZFLpinksheetsAZFL Amazonas or Company www.amazonasf.com, a natural resources company that promotes sound forest management and generating profit through innovative, sustainable harvest of its forest resources is pleased to announce that it has purchased five 5 rural properties in the municipality of Borba, State of Amazonas, Brazil. These 5 properties will add approximately 25,000 acres to Amazonas land holdings and will increase the Company's timber inventories by approximately 5%. The addition of these properties brings the Company's total land holdings to more than 100,000 acres.Mr. Bruce W. Barren, CEO, stated, The acquisition in Borba represents an important addition in our sustainable management projects in that once licensed and approved for harvest in 2015, it can potentially add 440,000m3 of tropical hardwood trees to our present inventory and supply upwards of 22,000 m3 yearly on a 20 year plan to local mills. We have signed an intent to lease a major production mill in the adjacent area next year that would have the capacity to process the full amount that could become available once the SFMP Sustainable Forest Management Project in these lands are approved which we anticipate to take place in the second quarter of next year.As previously announced Amazonas has been pursuing several initiatives for revenue growth, forestry preservation and building shareholder value. These initiatives have and will include enhancing the management team, funding current and future revenue projects, growth through additional acquisitions, improved investor relations presence and the completion of requirements necessary for Amazonas to become a fully reporting audited company. The acquisition of these properties is yet another critical step in the Company's overall strategy.Amazonas is committed to ongoing updates as continued progress is made on the Company's 2014 initiatives for growth and building shareholder value.About Amazonas Florestal Ltd.Amazonas Florestal is a natural resources company diversified in forest management and generating profit through innovative, sustainable management of its large tracts of land in the rainforests of Amazonas, Brazil. Amazonas Florestal's sustainable forest management strategy, with its green philosophy and method of cyclical harvesting, preserves ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation, positioning it as an industry leader in responsible, eco-friendly timber practices.Headquartered in Miami, FL, Amazonas' goal is to become the leader in sustainable forest management, creating revenue while protecting the biodiversity of the rainforest ecosystem and enhancing the lives of the people who live in it. Through a strategy of selective harvesting, biomass production, and conservation incentives, Amazonas Florestal not only protects one of the world's greatest natural resources, it also makes preservation profitable.Disclaimer Forward Looking StatementsForward-looking statements in this release regarding Amazonas Florestal are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, continued acceptance of the company's products, increased levels of competition, new products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights, and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.CONTACTAmazonas Florestal Ltd.1110 Brickell Ave, Ste. 430Miami, FL 33131Phone 844 AZF LUSA 293-5872Email infoamazonasf.comWebSOURCE Amazonas Florestal Ltd.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$AZFL Amazonas Florestal Fulfills Initial Order for Strategic Partner Trackwork Ltd.MIAMI, FL--Marketwired - Jun 16, 2014 - Amazonas Florestal, Ltd. PINKSHEETS AZFLAmazonas or Company, a diversified forest management company generating profit through innovative, sustainable forest management, is excited to announce that it recently delivered 185,787m3 of piquia sleepers railroad ties for use in the fulfillment of a standing $2,650,000 purchase order for Trackwork Ltd. Trackwork, the largest contractor for railway supply in the United Kingdom.This delivery of hardwood sleepers railroad ties represents a small portion -- 10 out of 200 total containers -- of the entire order fulfillment for Trackwork. The revenues from this delivery, recognized at $122,875, will allow Amazonas to secure more inventory and immediately increase productivity on the remainder of the $2,650,000 purchase order.This is a critical step for us in demonstrating large-volume shipments for our longest-standing and largest partner, Trackwork, who has reconfirmed its commitment to fund the rest of the order as quickly as we can produce, said Amazonas CEO Michael Ibar. We're already working toward this production, but we don't take for granted that this fulfillment marks a significant step in our long-term growth plan, as sleepers, which are a high-yield product abundant in our properties, significantly boost our revenues.About Amazonas FlorestalAmazonas Florestal is a diversified forest management company generating profit through innovative, sustainable management of its large tracts of land in the rainforests of Amazonas, Brazil. Amazonas Florestal's sustainable forest management strategy, with its green philosophy and method of cyclical harvesting, preserves ecosystems through habitat and water resource preservation, positioning it as an industry leader in responsible, eco-friendly timber practices.Headquartered in Miami, FL, Amazonas' goal is to become the leader in sustainable forest management, creating revenue while protecting the biodiversity of the rainforest ecosystem and enhancing the lives of the people who live in it. Through a strategy of selective harvesting, biomass production, and conservation incentives, Amazonas Florestal not only protects one of the world's greatest natural resources, it also makes preservation profitable.Forward Looking StatementsThis press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.CONTACTAmazonas Florestal1110 Brickell Ave, Ste. 430Miami, FL 33131Phone 855-285-2227Email infoamazonasf.comWeb www.amazonasflorestal.comAZFL Provides Great Swing Trading OpportunitesHappy TradingPennybusterNo Compensation.The following information is a reminder of your current mailing list subscriptionYou are subscribed to the following listpennybuster.comusing the following emailYou may automatically unsubscribe from this list at any time by visiting the following URLIf the above URL is inoperable, make sure that you have copied the entire address. 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