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ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION ORGANIC RICE FROM COLOMBIA MECHANICAL TRANSPLANT

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Page 1: Organic rice project december 20 2012 v2

ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION

ORGANIC RICE FROM COLOMBIA

MECHANICAL TRANSPLANT

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ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROJECT

Objective: PRODUCTION AND EXPORT OF ORGANIC RICE USING THE ASIAN TRANSPLANT MECHANICAL SYSTEM

Area Phase 1: Month 0 to 18 = 300 hectaresPhase 2: Month 19 to 60 = 600 hectaresPhase 3: Month 61 to 120 = 800 hectaresPhase 4: Month 121 to 240 = 1,000 hectares

Time 20 years

Production ~4,300 MT (20 years average production)

Competitive Advantages 1. Competitive price around $1.8 Kg , maximizing opportunities from existing Free Trade Agreements.

2. Strategic partner (“Servitrasplantes”) with more than 40 years of experience in the rice industry (from production to commercialization)

3. Products and processes certified by international organizations. USDA Organic and Kosher

Capital Requirements Considering leasing of land: ~USD$ 8.2 Million

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ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION

WHERE? COLOMBIA

WHY COLOMBIA? Colombia is strategically close to main US ports Colombia signed a Free Trade Agreement with US and

Canada Colombia can produce rice each month of the year

Production zone:Available 1,800 hectaresNorth Colombian Coast

WHERE IN COLOMBIA? The Organic Rice will be produced in Carmen

de Bolivar, Bolivar, Colombia 62 miles from Cartagena ‘s Port 94 miles rom Barranquilla’s Port Product transportation can be executed by

fluvial navigation

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ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION

THE TRANSPLANTING SYSTEM:Technological Package

Careful management of the plant, from seed to fruit, is critical to control inputs in the production of both Organic and other Gourmet rice varieties.

PROFITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

Land Preparation

Seed Treatment

SeedManagement

Mechanical Transplanting

Weed Control

Harvesting

State-of-the-art technology adds value to each of the critical steps in the rice planting process.

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ORGANIC RICE PRODUCTION

PRODUCTS International Certified ORGANIC RICE (Brown and White)

Product Characteristics:

White/Brown rice type A (Between 4% and 10% broken rice)

Medium grainPackaging: As requested by

importer.Certified product and processes by an international certifying firm, i.e. SGS, Ecocert

Product and processes certified under the Colombian law regulating the ecological production of organic products: Regulatory Norm # 187 of Colombian Ministry of Agriculture

Homologated USD Organic Certified/ Kosher.

Compelling Product Alternatives:

A. Aromatic Varieties: Basmati Jasmine Arborio

B. Specialty Rice: Wild Rice

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P&L Forecast (US$): 20 years

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

Revenues $1,551,889 $3,103,778 $6,026,035 $5,478,214 $5,478,214 $7,439,138 $8,011,379 $8,011,379 $6,866,897 $8,583,621

Direct Costs 2,116,374 2,692,238 2,748,652 2,720,041 2,838,405 4,177,738 3,743,850 3,634,622 3,800,546 4,017,183

Indirect Costs 585,444 624,787 642,820 642,820 642,820 766,006 766,006 766,006 766,006 766,006

Earnings Before Taxes (1,984,584) (1,063,246) 1,766,078 1,314,380 1,159,053 1,863,827 2,929,977 3,206,454 1,833,066 3,271,024

Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Year 18 Year 19 Year 20

Revenues $9,741,942 $10,350,814 $10,959,685 $10,350,814 $10,350,814 $9,741,942 $11,568,556 $9,741,942 $10,350,814 $10,959,685

Direct Costs 4,821,116 4,828,647 4,622,783 4,687,783 4,625,531 4,786,455 4,638,031 4,598,894 5,120,313 4,538,031

Indirect Costs 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185 922,185

Earnings Before Taxes 3,407,400 4,064,426 4,766,550 4,047,864 4,175,024 3,661,636 5,533,507 3,701,215 3,842,741 5,137,247

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PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS: Assumptions

FIELD PRODUCTIVITY- Average productivity in proposed area is

around 100 and 110 sacs per hectare.- The financial model considers a 20 years

average of ~89 sacs per hectare.

WHEATHER RISK:

- The project includes a permanent crop insurance policy.

LAND OPTIMIZATON- Mechanical transplanting system allows

up to 3.5 harvests per year.- The project only considers an average of

1.7 harvests per year.

INDUSTRIAL PROCESS- At the the farm: Drying, cleaning and

husking.- At the port warehouse: Polishing and

Packaging.

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MARKET TARGETS

SELECTED MARKETS:

Developed countries with organic consumption culture

Organic and gourmet specialized retailers.

Exporter

Importer (Margins 8% - 10%)

Broker Commission (5% -10%) Distributor

Margin (20% - 30%)

Retailer Margin (25% - 35%)

PRICE STRATEGY: RETAILER´S OWN BRANDFrom the exporter (Project), to the retailer through the broker.

SELECTED COUNTRIES

IMPORTS 2011* (USD ´000)

CUSTOM TARIFFS

United States 53,480 0%

United Kingdom 239,659 USD 56.1/MT

Canada 41,690 0%

Belgium 134,768 USD 56.1/MT

* Husked / Brown Rice (not necessarily ORGANIC); there is not specific info for Organic. Source: www.macmap.org

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MARKET COMMERCIALIZATION

1. We have two letters of intent from EMIC and AS, two international trading companies with operations in Norway and Australia. They have expressed interest for more than 1,000 metric tons per year.

2. Proexport, the government agency for promoting Colombian exports recently opened business unit to support international trading of organic products. Proexport is supporting the Project.

3. We started contact with brokers and retailers in USA:

Brokers: Tampa Import-Export: www.tampaimportexport.com Los Andes Ventures, LLC: www.losandesventures.com Pacific Soybean & Grain: www.pacificsoy.com P2M Consulting Services LLC Anfertru Investments: www.anfertruinvestments.com

Specialized Gourmet and Organic Retailers:

BDM Central Markets: www.centralmarket.com Whole foods: www.wholefoodsmarket.com Bristol Farms Supermarkets: www.bristolfarms.com Sprout Farmers Markets: www.sprouts.com Trader´s Joe: www.traderjoe.com Fresh & Easy: www.freshandeasy.com

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MAURICIO URIBE MBA - General Director. Country Manager for multinational marketing companies for more than 10 years, in Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela. Rice Mill Manager during 2 years in charge of production, quality control and commercialization. Negotiation experience in Asian countries like Japan, Korea, and China. www.mauricio.uribe.info

CAMILO URIBE – General Manager. +30 years in the rice industry. Rice Mill Manager. 8 years in Costa Rica leasing agricultural machinery for rice projects. Extensive experience in agricultural machinery and Asian transplanting and harvesting equipment. Expert in land improvement for transplantation of rice and puddling leveling. Member of the Chinese Mission for Central America

DIEGO URIBE – Rice consultant and entrepreneur for 50 years. Rice transplant researcher for more than 40 years. First rice farmer who planted rice with transplanting systems in Colombia in the 70`s. Member of the National Rice Federation between 1979 and 1984. Awarded “Famer of the Year - 1985”.

MANAGEMENT TEAM

SERVITRASPLANTES LTD.• Family business pioneers in technology transfer and

application of the Asian mechanical rice transplanting system

• +40 years of experience in rice planting and production• +10 years of experience in rice milling and processing • Validated technological package.• Consultants for private companies in Colombia,

Venezuela, Ecuador, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Spain.

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Economic

Impact

SocialImpact

Environ-mentalImpact

PROJECT´S IMPACT

The project is structured considering the application of the Social Responsibility, Fair Trade and ecological principles.

WATER• The system saves 50% in the use

of water vs. other planting systems.• Returns non-contaminated water

to the ecosystem.

SOIL CARE: • The system adds 1 ton of compost

per hectare, per crop, adding EMO (Efficient Micro-organisms and minor nutrients)• Does not use chemical inputs.• Superficial preparation with light

machinery• Use of organic fertilizers.

EMPLOYMENT WITH BENEFITS • Employment to 217 low income families.• Opportunity to generate entrepreneurial activities in

the region.

COST SAVINGS• The system saves between 35%

and 40% vs. other system´s costs.

PRODUCTIVITY INCREASE• The system increases field

production by 15%.

VALUE ADDED PRODUCT• Higher selling price. Around 3

times vs. commodity product.

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FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT:Mauricio [email protected]

(57) 300 731-2050