Ecologix Resource Group Announces Strategic Partnership with Affiliate of Cameroon-Based Timber Transportation Company

Ecologix Resource Group (OTCBB:EXRG) announced today that it has formed a strategic partnership with MHM Consulting LLC., which is an affiliate of a Cameroon-based transportation company.

"Every natural resource business is dependant on reliable, cost effective transportation,” says Robert Radoff, President of Ecologix Resource Group. “This new partnership enables our subsidiary to focus on harvesting valuable timber resources and leave transportation logistics to our new partner’s expertise.”

Ecologix has been pursuing an underlying strategy to fortify an international network and develop key strategic alliances with leading timber importers. The Company recently announced an agreement with a leading timber importer based in India and in Europe.

About Ecologix Resource Group

Ecologix Resource Group is a natural resource company focused on the timber industry and production of alternative energy solutions in accordance with the most stringent environmental standards regulating these industries. Ecologix has an unyielding commitment to global conservationism, and is structured to operate in a manner that is responsible, compliant and profitable. Presently, the Company's focus is primarily on the timber industry; however, as the business grows, Ecologix continues to explore opportunities with other natural resources such as biofuel and oil, and will evaluate other countries and geographies. Additional information on Ecologix Natural Resource Group is available on its website, www.ecologixrg.com.

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