Apple Rush Is Featured On NBC-TV Chicago Spot This Week

  
    
  
  
    
      RushNet, Inc.’s (Pink Sheets:RSHN) 
      Apple Rush made its editorial television debut Tuesday, July 3 as the 
      featured beverage in a spot on Chicago NBC TV affiliate Channel 5. In a 
      segment on Cool Juices for the Cooler, Organic Apple Rush was the 
      first brand mentioned and received the most airtime. The segment was 
      aired just minutes before The Today Show commenced, viewership was in 
      excess of 100,000.
    
    
      Joanne Rusch, Food Cop for NBC TV Chicago, first encountered the 
      Organic Apple Rush Sparkling 100% Juice line at the National Restaurant 
      Show in Chicago where she tried all six flavors and was quite impressed 
      with the taste and presentation of the product. On the broadcast she 
      praised it as a cool product with a good name, and from a Chicago-based 
      company. The clip can be viewed at http://www.applerush.com/NCH134349_01.WMV 
      or at www.applerush.com. The 
      timing was fortuitous as the Organic Apple Rush line is being featured 
      in newspaper ads and case displays at numerous Chicago Supermarket 
      chains over the 4th of July holiday marketing 
      cycle.
    
    
      Robert Corr, Apple Rush Company CEO said “It’s 
      great that the first weekend Apple Rush is on sale in supermarkets here 
      it makes it onto TV. This is the good luck that the goes with a great 
      product. And, I was pleased to see that the show’s 
      host was favorably impressed with Pomegranate Apple Rush. We’re 
      looking for more of the same in other markets. “
    
    
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