Northern Potash Co. Commences Trading and Launches Website

  
    
  
  
    
      Northern Potash, Co. (Pink Sheets:NPTH) a junior resource company based 
      in Russia that plans to identify and acquire potash and phosphate 
      properties in the former Soviet Union today announced that it has 
      commenced trading as a public company.
    
    
      Northern Potash Co. also launched its website at: www.northernpotash.com
    
    
      Investors can visit the site to learn more about Northern Potash and to 
      keep track of the company's news and financials.
    
    
      Commenting on today's announcement Dr. Boris Shore stated: "We are 
      excited to begin our life as a publicly traded Company. We believe the 
      fundamentals of the fertilizer industry and specifically potash are very 
      strong, and that by being located in the former Soviet Union we will 
      have more exposure to potential properties that if acquired could create 
      long-term value for our shareholders."
    
    
      About Northern Potash, Co.
    
    
      Northern Potash Co. is a Moscow based junior resource company 
      that plans to identify and acquire Potash and Phosphate properties in 
      the former Soviet Union and Canada. Potash is a key ingredient in 
      fertilizers that increases crop yields and helps plants fight disease. 
      Potash is used in 150 countries while only 12 countries produce it.
    
    
      To learn more about Northern Potash, Co. visit our website: http://www.northernpotash.com
    
    
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