Solucorp Industries Patented Products to Be Sold by Theodor Wille Intertrade, GmbH

Solucorp Industries, Ltd. (OTC:SLUP) announced today that
its exclusive Department of Defense licensing agent, Destiny
International Remediation Sales & Services, has expanded its reach and
has signed a worldwide sales and distribution sub-licensing agreement
for all Solucorp products with Theodor Wille Intertrade, GmbH (TWI), a
purchasing conglomerate headquartered in Switzerland.
   Established in 1844 by Theodor Wille, TWI is a trusted supplier to
the U.S. military as well as U.S., European and Middle East
governments and is classified as a PRIME VENDOR as part of the U.S.
"Prime Vendor Program" developed by the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency
(DLA) and the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia (DSCP). The "Prime
Vendor Program" enables U.S. military and federal agencies to order
materials, services, equipment, and supplies directly from DLA through
a single commercial contractor.
   Richard Runco, President of Solucorp, commented: "TWI provides an
immediate infrastructure for the sales, marketing, distribution, and
product awareness of all Solucorp's innovative Environmental
Remediation Products. The addition of TWI to our existing sales and
marketing team opens the sales door to domestic and worldwide
governments as well as major industrial clients. TWI's ability to move
within corporate, government, and political circles throughout the
world will bring a much-needed awareness of our innovative products to
those who make the decisions and pass the laws designed to improve our
environment."
   Damion Del Toro, V.P. Business Development at TWI, said: "TWI has
reviewed Solucorp's innovative and cost-effective products and we
believe they will fit well into our worldwide sales and marketing
program. TWI also sees major benefits to Solucorp's coal-fired Mercury
Emissions remediation technology to America's and the world's future
energy needs."
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TWI will act as a direct seller of all Solucorp's patented and 
patent-pending products currently available that include:

--  Molecular Bonding System (MBS(R)) Soil Remediation Technology -- A
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund Innovative 
    Technology Evaluation ("SITE") proven product.
--  Coal Fired Power Generating Plant, Mercury Emissions Remediation 
    Systems -- Reduces mercury emissions to below new regulatory 
    requirements, which in turn will reduce dependency on foreign 
    fuels.
--  Coal Fire Power generating plant Mercury Ash Remediation System --
    Remediates ash at bottom of power plant and incinerator emission 
    stacks.
--  Industrial Manufacturing "In-Line" MBS systems -- Attaches 
    directly to a manufacturer's production line, stopping metals 
    pollution at its source, therefore avoiding costly disposal to a 
    hazardous landfill.
--  Landfill liner systems -- Protects land and water supplies from 
    hazardous heavy metal waste breaching landfill perimeters.
--  All Integrated Fixation System RE-ME-DI-ATE products which have 
    been developed and are currently being marketed, including:
    -- LEAD-OUT Paint Stripper -- Successfully strips and stabilizes 
       hazardous lead upon contact, allowing for disposal at 
       non-hazardous landfills.
    -- Metal Stabilizing Packing Chips -- Prevents leaking of 
       hazardous heavy metals shipments. Continues to remediate any 
       metals already in the landfills upon contact with the 
       disposed-of chips.
    -- Haz-Metal Blasting Additive -- Removes and remediates paints 
       containing metals using a high pressure spray system.
    -- Haz-Metal Spill Decontamination Additive -- Mixes with a floor 
       sweep agent to remediate hazardous heavy metal contaminants in 
       industrial spills or accumulations.
    -- Battery Self-Remediating Cores -- Used to surround the inner 
       casing of Ni-Cad and lead household and automobile batteries, 
       etc., to remediate metals waste once the useful life of the 
       battery has ended.
    -- Paint Booth Filters -- Renders heavy metals removed from paints
       used for airplanes, military vehicles, etc., non-hazardous upon
       contact with the filter. Allows for non-hazardous disposal of 
       filters, resulting in the related reduction of disposal costs.
    -- Green Ammunition (non-leaching bullets) -- Allows lead and 
       other metals munitions to self remediate once fired.
    -- Safety Disposal Bags -- Protects and remediates metals 
       containing products such as computer boards, batteries, 
       thermometers, etc., upon disposal.
    -- Coatings/Inks/Gels -- Creates protective laminate barrier when 
       applied to manufactured products that contain hazardous metal. 
       The laminate barrier will simultaneously neutralize the metal 
       contaminant upon disposal. The IFS Inks are screen print inks 
       that are laminated onto the surfaces of products, etc. IFS Gel 
       can be added to drains, sinks, and piping, remediating metals 
       collected in the object as well as metal wastes discharged into
       sewers.
    -- Blocks/Spikes/Pellets/Tablets -- Remediates upon injection into
       soils, barrels, waterways, and other areas housing hazardous 
       metals and activates on factors such as moisture, time, or pH.
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   With offices in 19 European countries and the U.S., in 2005, TWI
(www.twipv.com) generated sales revenue in excess of $250 million
through its established worldwide client base. TWI personnel consist
of former military personnel and logistics experts with local
expertise.

   About Solucorp Industries, Ltd.

   Solucorp Industries, Ltd. (www.solucorpltd.com) is a developer
and provider of patented, cost-effective, and permanent technologies
for the remediation and prevention of hazardous heavy metal
contamination. Solucorp operates three wholly owned subsidiaries:
Solucorp Industries, Integrated Fixation System Company Inc., and
WITS, Inc.

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