Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[Teban]

Nice to see good news when I return on vacation.

Here's the link/press release related to the WallStreetReporter interview you mention....

WallStreetReporter.com Interviews Winning Brands CEO
Broad Backgrounder on Company Direction Provided to Shareholders and Others



(August 21, 2007) Barrie, Ontario, Canada - Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD: Pink Sheets) www.WinningBrands.ca announces that Wall Street Reporter, an investment news gathering organization established in 1843 will be providing assistance to the company in organizing communications to investors and others in the format of interviews with the CEO, Eric Lehner. As a young but emerging company, circumstances are evolving rapidly at Winning Brands. The interview format provides greater clarity for a broad range of individuals and organizations who are interested in developments described in the company’s news releases or by its business activities. The interviews will be provided as company developments warrant and will be posted to www.WallStreetReporter.com for reference purposes, as well as to the Winning Brands website. The readily accessible nature of the interviews will provide an equal opportunity for investors regardless of locality or size to be informed about the major opportunities or challenges in the company’s future.

The first such interview held August 14th was prompted by the company’s progress in establishing its environmental alternative to conventional dry cleaning in the City of Toronto – as a model for other conversions to come. Winning Brands manufactures SMART™ Wet Cleaning Solutions as an alternative to the solvent Perc that is widely used in dry cleaning in North America and internationally. The significance to the industry and the company of this development is discussed.

That interview is now available at http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/page.php?page=featured&tab=2&id=26096

Winning Brands Corporation is an environmental company whose mission is to replace hazardous chemicals in widespread use with safer alternatives – with initial emphasis on the cleaning sector. It manufactures its own products for domestic consumption in North America and export internationally.