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5-for-4 Stock Split, Increase in Revenues, and Intent to List on the American Stock Exchange
February 14, 2006


OTC Stock Review featured Coffee Pacifica (OTC BB: CFPC) in September, 2005 at $1.93 We recently met with representatives of the company and are impressed with the progress CFPC is making. If you do not own CFPC, you might want to. If you do own CFPC, you might want to own more.

Progress Speaks for Itself
CFPC sells its world-famous, green bean coffee, grown by farmers in the Highlands region of Papua New Guinea (PNG), directly to wholesalers, coffee brokers, coffee roasters, and gourmet food stores in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
CFPC began trading at $0.10 in July ‘04 with 305 PNG farmers as shareholders. By December ‘04, CFPC traded for $0.65, had $265,000.00 in revenue, and 20,000 farmers as Shareholders. At the end of December ‘05, CFPC traded at $2.10, the company boasted 90,000 farmers as shareholders, and management provided $670,000 to $720,000 revenue guidance for fiscal ’05.
5-for-4 Stock Split, Increase in Revenues, and Intent to List on the American Stock Exchange
For the first quarter ’06 CFPC expects total revenue to be between $1.2 and $1.5 million, more than doubling total 2005 revenues. CFPC also announced a 5-for 4 forward split effective March 1, 2006 for shareholders of record February 28, 2006 and plans to list their stock on the American Stock Exchange in 2006.


Making Coffee Growers Shareholders
Coffee is the world’s 2nd largest dollar traded commodity behind oil and PNG produces close to 2% of the world supply of Arabican green beans, 150 to 170 million pounds per year. 85% of PNG coffee is produced by 225,000 small farmers. CFPC currently has 100,000 farmers as shareholders of CFPC who supply green beans to global market, close to 1% of the world coffee market.
This opportunity to participate in U.S. equity markets helps developing countries become more self- sufficient while allowing CFPC to own the supply chain. While the farmers grow the coffee, CFPC pools and markets it. Since the small farmer is the producer, CFPC’s “tree to cup” strategy positions them to be the supply chain from PNG by making farmers shareholders. In our opinion, this is what the stock market is all about. Companies owned by employees and suppliers are frequently top performers.
Consistent with their plan to become a vertically integrated “tree to cup” coffee company, CFPC recently acquired San Francisco based coffee roaster, Uncommon Grounds, Inc. This acquisition opens up opportunities in the lucrative specialty coffee market and allows CFPC to market Arabica coffee beans in new roasts and blends.
To expand its supply of Arabica green beans, CFPC could purchase coffee beans from coffee growers' cooperatives in any developing nation with a stable political climate. By 2010, Coffee production is expected to increase to 19 million bags in Africa and 29 million bags in Asia. A world of opportunity for CFPC.


Coffee Pacifica and Social Responsibility
Companies that make positive contributions to the environment and their shareholders are also among Wall Street’s top performers. Investments using at least one social investment strategy have grown from $40 billion in 1984 to over $2 trillion today. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (NASDAQ: GMCR), considered socially responsible, supports the Rainforest Alliance and lets employees take paid time off to volunteer in their community. Shares of GMCR have increased in value from $3.50 a share on July 31, 1999 to $40.60 on Dec. 31, 2005.
CFPC makes positive contributions by helping PNG natives improve their life-style, including bringing the first women into the growers’ cooperatives, enabling them to retain their own earnings. As CFPC shareholders, the farmers benefit both from the sale of the coffee beans and from the growth and value of CFPC. The PNG Coffee Growers Federation, which represents about 100,000 coffee growers organized into 144 cooperatives, is a major CFPC shareholder. PNG’s coffee farmers are paid a premium price for their coffee, enabling them to sustain their farms, the environment and provide a better standard of living for themselves and an education for their children.

Summary
In our opinion, the stock could be timely with the 5- for-4 stock split, increase in revenues, and intent to list on the American Stock Exchange. CFPC CEO, Shailen Singh, must think so too. Singh exercised 200,000 options at $2.00 in January ’06, bringing his total holdings to 2.5 million shares. For more information contact OTC Stock Review or visit the following web sites-

http://www.coffeepacifica.com,

http://www.uncommongrounds.net

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