Ice Cream
REVERSE MERGER: VENTURES-UNITED, INC., (OTCBB: VNUN 1.05 x 1.20) issued an 8K announcing they executed a Share Exchange Agreement by and among Tryant, LLC (referred to as the “Majority Shareholder”) and the Registrant on the one hand, and Avasoft, Inc., a California corporation (“Target” or “Avasoft”), and the shareholders of all of Target’s common stock on the other hand. Avasoft, Inc. was incorporated in the State of California in November 2005. Since inception, Avasoft has focused primarily on developing its cartridge technology, entering into strategic partnerships to produce its ice cream system and building its sales and distribution infrastructure. Avasoft began generating revenue in January 2006. Avasoft sells soft serve ice cream in a unique and groundbreaking way. They own perpetual marketing rights in North America to an innovative system of ice cream delivery that has earned widespread success in several European markets. This delivery system is comprised of two parts -- a portable metal dispenser machine and a plastic, single-use cartridge containing ice cream. The dispenser plunges the ice cream through the cartridge into a cone or other serving container. The result is ice cream with the same look, taste and texture of soft serve ice cream produced by traditional, specialized soft serve machines. However, unlike conventional machines, which are large, expensive to purchase and operate, and require special cleaning procedures to minimize health risks, their system is easily portable, inexpensive and completely sanitary. As a result of these and other factors, they believe the Avasoft system will enable thousands of food service operators to enter or expand their presence in the soft serve sector of the $20 billion U.S. frozen dessert market, where previously it had not been practical or economical to do so.
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