From dppi@AllThePlanet.com Sun Feb 13 07:27:08 2000 Received: from ratatosk.DK.net (ratatosk.DK.net [193.88.44.22]) by dkuug.dk (8.9.2/8.9.2) with ESMTP id HAA17805; Sun, 13 Feb 2000 07:27:08 +0100 (CET) (envelope-from dppi@AllThePlanet.com) From: dppi@AllThePlanet.com Received: from www.alltheplanet.com (ip221.minneapolis15.mn.pub-ip.psi.net [38.31.116.221]) by ratatosk.DK.net (8.9.3+Sun/8.9.1) with SMTP id HAA27770; Sun, 13 Feb 2000 07:26:49 +0100 (MET) Subject: ADV: Ground Floor Stock Investment Opportunity Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 03:08:30 Message-Id: <834.717291.590214@www.alltheplanet.com> To: undisclosed-recipients:; To be removed from our mailing list please visit http://212.91.174.30/dppi/remove.html Growth-Stock 2000's February Stock Profile. Dippy Foods, Inc. OTCBB Trading Symbol: DPPI Recent Share Price: $0.68 Shares Outstanding: 15,000,000 Shares in Float: 7,000,000 **** News Flash 10/13/99 **** Dippy Foods to Supply Nachos for 3COM Park Dippy Foods, Inc. is pleased to announce it has received its first order from stadium food supplier, Volume Services America to provide its fresh, pre-packaged nacho, cheese and salsa meals called "Dippers" to 3COM Park in San Francisco, CA. Dippy Foods will initially supply 5,000 nacho meals to be sold on beer carts at San Francisco 49ers football games. The Company anticipates that they will supply the nacho meals at baseball and football games next year. ***************************** Please visit http://212.91.174.30/dppi for full details. Do you remember when you went to school? Those were the days. No real care in your life except if the cute boy or girl in class liked you. Well actually you did have one care, whether Mom was going to let you bring a breakfast or lunch to school OR if you were going to have to brave the cafeteria. You probably still shudder thinking about that food and the people that served it. Maybe you have nightmares thinking you're back in school and that you are forced to eat cafeteria food. It is kind of scary. Well now all that will go away with Dippy Foods. Dippy Foods, Inc. (OTCBB: DPPI) creates and distributes fresh, nutritious prepackaged lunch products that have been tailored to target the US school foodservice market under the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program (NSBLP) -- a $16.4 billion market. The luncheon products currently consist of four "Dipper" products. All four luncheon products, when combined with a milk serving, meet the FDA nutritional requirements for all four food groups -- bread, protein, dairy and fruits and vegetables -- and provide over 50% of the FDA's daily nutritional requirements. Currently, under the USDA School Breakfast and Lunch Program, over 94,000 schools provide USDA subsidized or free lunch to over 27.5 million children daily. Sixty-nine thousand of these schools currently provide USDA subsidized or free breakfast to over 6.5 million children. The number of children receiving breakfast under the USDA program is expected to more than double by 2002. The USDA provides schools $1.99 for each lunch served and $1.19 for each breakfast served. DPPI currently provides a fun-to-eat lunch product that provides 50% of the FDA's daily nutritional requirements and requires no preparation, refrigeration or heating. Each meal is pre-package in recyclable trays (to meet the new recycling requirements) as a single serving with a shelf life of sixty days -- all for $1.00 per serving. Dippy Foods has no competition other than schools that (1) purchase raw goods and produce cafeteria style meals or, (2) purchase frozen prepared meals that require freezer storage, heating and other preparation prior to serving and often cost more than budget allowances. With the average age of a school kitchen being 27 years, It would be more cost effective to use "Dippers" than update these kitchens to the ever-changing kitchen standards. In June Dippy Foods completed the co-branding agreement with ConAgra Grocery Products Co. DPPI will use ConAgra Grocery's nationally recognized named products, including Peter Pan Peanut Butter, Rosarita Salsa, and Knott's Berry Farm fruit filling in their Dippers product line of prepackaged school lunches. Dippers' new product label will incorporate the brand logos of these products. Dippy Foods was incorporated in May 1997, became a public company in September 1998 and anticipates reporting a break-even year December 1999. DPPI currently provides luncheon products to five Orange County school districts and 25 additional school districts located from Oakland to Carlsbad. California alone serves 7 million meals every school day, (representing 12% of the US market) or spends a minimum of $3.7 billion dollars a year. The company's goal for 1999 and into early 2000 is to meet current production capacity of 500,000 meals per month, which would provide a gross profit margin of between 18 -- 22%. The goal for 2000 is to produce 1.5 million meals per month and attain a gross profit margin of between 28 -- 35% percent. Conservative estimates suggest that the company should report approximately $50 million in revenue by 2005. These numbers could change dramatically if the company is awarded some of the bids they are working on or some of the pilot sites turn into standing product orders. Dippy is currently in the development phase of a new breakfast-cereal line and an after school snack. These new products have a December 1999 launch date. The company is also working with a club store retailer to promote its Nacho Dippers for the company's first retail application. Dippy is developing its first region to encompass Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, Texas, New Mexico and California. This represents 44 key prospects that could account for 85% of the companies projected revenues over the next two years. To maintain order and production flow Dippy Foods' management team is evaluating additional food preparation companies with plans to have new production facilities up and running by December 1999 with the ultimate goal being the construction or acquisition of its own production facilities. 33 million free meals nationwide are being served daily and over 3 million free meals in California schools alone. Over 64 million dollars a day is spent by the U.S. government in the free school lunch and breakfast program. 12 billion dollars annually is spent to subsidize meals in United States schools alone. 60 million dollars a year equals less than 1% of the market share in the free school lunch and breakfast program. Imagine your children actually wanting to eat school food. Most parents dream about it. Dippy Foods could change the way school breakfasts and lunches are served. Now, late at night, instead of preparing your children's next day breakfast and lunch, you can spend time doing something that you want to do. Once again, please visit http://212.91.174.30/dppi for full details. ****** DISCLAIMER ****** This material is being provided by Growth Stock 2000, an electronic newsletter paid by the issuer for publishing the information contained in this report. 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Factual statements contained in this publication are made as of the date stated and they are subject to change without notice. Growth Stock 2000 is not a registered investment adviser, broker or a dealer. Investment in the companies reviewed is speculative and extremely high-risk and may result in the loss of some or all of any investment made in Dippy Foods, Inc. Projections of future financial results are provided solely by Dippy Foods, Inc. No assurances are given that Dippy Foods, Inc. will achieve said projections. This publication contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risk and uncertainties that could cause results to differ materially from those set forth in the forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements represent the judgment of Dippy Foods, Inc. as of the date of this publication. The Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements.