Longwood, Florida (May X, 2008) – Food Systems Unlimited, Inc. (FSU) a leading restaurant management company based in Longwood, Florida announced today that it has developed and launched a school lunch program, consistent with National  nutrition guidelines, and is unveiling it in the schools across Orange County, Florida.

The program follows the guidelines and expectations of the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), and will feature food selections from the Company’s innovative Asian Chao restaurants.

“We are extremely excited to introduce our National school lunch program for the schools in Orange County, FL” stated Lincoln Yee, Director or Product Development. We believe this program delivers value and improves food diversity to the schools.  We believe that be partnering with schools to provide better nutrition while improving food choices and quality will not only help the schools but improve our restaurants as well.  When you consider our history, vision and leadership of our CEO, Biagio Schiano, this program is reflective of our attitudes and mission of our company to provide the highest quality Asian cuisine with a smile.”

The launch of the school lunch program in Orange County is just the start of the Company’s very aggressive effort to establish the program in other counties and school systems across the state, and eventually nationwide.

School children have clamored for something more than a typical school lunch and reports show that Asian cuisine is among their top choices. As part of the program, the Company will introduce to students a selection of some of its signature dishes, including: New Orleans Cajun Chicken, Tangerine Chicken, Spicy Chicken, Fried Rice, Egg rolls and branded and private labeled bottled water products.

The NSLP is a federally assisted meal program. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and state education agencies work together to bring the program to local schools. The program is open to both public and non-profit private schools and to residential child-care institutions. About ninety-nine percent (99%) of all public schools currently participate in the program nationwide. The schools receive cash aid and donated goods from the USDA for each meal served. In return, schools serve meals that meet federal nutrition requirements. These meals must also be available for free or for a reduced-price for children who meet certain income levels. Children have the option of using the Lunch Program or bringing their lunch from home.
NSLP nutrition requirements are based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. These Guidelines recommend no more than 30 percent (30%) of calories from fat and less than 10 percent (10%) of calories from saturated fat. Other requirements include providing one third of the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA) for calories, protein, vitamins A and C, iron and calcium.

According to estimates, approximately 55 million students in the United States eat lunch in school cafeterias, and just over half of that figure participates in the National School Lunch Program.

“This effort helps to bring food diversity to school students, but in a healthy and hopefully educational way,” said Adnan Raja, Director of Business Development. “Asian Chao is among the most unique food concepts anywhere in the country, and we have leveraged our quality products, top-flight customer service, and terrific food to create a true food alternative for these children. We believe that food can help bridge cultural differences and this program allows kids to learn and understand more about the Asian culture through food.”

Food Systems Unlimited has a total of 73 restaurant locations across the United States, 27 of which are in the state of Florida.

For more information on the Food Systems Unlimited National School Lunch Program, please contact Lincoln Yee or Adnan Raja at (407) 830-5338.

Longwood, Florida (May 14, 2008) – Food Systems Unlimited, Inc. a leading restaurant management company based in Longwood, Florida announced today that it has opened a new franchise location of its innovative Asian-themed restaurant, Asian Chao.

“We are very pleased to be in a position to offer fast growing Asian food concept to the faculty and UCF students. This is in our hometown university and it means a great deal for us to serve the university systems,” stated Allan Lam, Senior Vice President. “Asian Chao is among the most unique food concepts anywhere in the country, and we have responded directly to student’s interest”

This marks the arrival of the tenth location in the central Florida market. The company plans to aggressively expand into Central Florida. With this new location in place, Food Systems Unlimited now has a total of 73 restaurant locations across the United States. This is also the 27th food concept installed by the Company in the state of Florida.

Longwood, Florida (May 02, 2008) – Food Systems Unlimited, Inc. a leading restaurant management company based in Longwood, Florida announced today that it has opened a new franchise location of its innovative Asian-themed restaurant, Chao Cajun.

“We are very pleased to be in a position to offer fast growing Asian food concept at Florida's largest retail & entertainment center. This reflects our commitment to expand in our home state and it means a great deal for us,” stated Allan Lam, Senior Vice President. “Chao Cajun is among the most unique food concepts anywhere in the country, and we have responded directly to consumer’s interest”

The company plans to aggressively expand into Florida. With this new location in place, Food Systems Unlimited now has a total of 72 restaurant locations across the United States. This is also the 26th food concept installed by the Company in the state of Florida.

Longwood, Florida (January 09, 2008) – Food Systems Unlimited, Inc. (FSUI) a leading restaurant management company based in Longwood, Florida announced today that it has opened two new franchise locations of its innovative Asian-themed restaurant, Asian Chao, in the Atlanta International Airport. This marks their fourth location in the State of Georgia and brings their operation to 71 locations.  

“This reflects our commitment to provide Atlanta residents and the International travelers a delightful food experience,” stated John Millard, Food Systems Unlimited Vice-President. “Asian Chao is a unique food concept and we are humbled that we are looked at as a quality eatery for malls and airports around the country. Additionally, this new locations brings additional jobs to Atlanta, and allows us to bring our quality product, top-tier customer service, and distinctive food to customers in the Atlanta market.”

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